P-2013-2389572, in sufficient time to allow the TOU Program to be fully implemented at the beginning of DSP III Program period, June 1, 2015. i.e., 54. The parties acknowledge that currently pending before the Commission is a Proposed Rulemaking Order at Docket No. L-2014-2404361 that proposes to modify the Commission's regulations to, among other things, provide guidance and clarity regarding net metering and compensation under net metering. See Implementation of the Alternative Energy Docket No. Docket No. [sic] L-2014-2404361 (Order entered Portfolio Standards Act of 2004, Feb. 20, 2014). The Parties agree that PPL Electric will file a new net metering Tariff consistent with the outcome of the Commission's Proposed Rulemaking Order at Docket No. [sic]. The Parties retain the right to review and file testimony concerning such tariff filing as permitted by the normal Commission process for the review of a new tariff filing. End Terms of Direct Quotation from the Joint Petition for Partial Settlement. Note that there are additional numbered paragraphs in the JPPS discussing public interest and terms of settlement that are not listed here. The following are the ALJ's Findings of Fact on the litigated issues: 3. Litigated Issues 55. PPL Electric's small business customers are generally aggregated into the Small Commercial & Industrial rate class group which is served by full requirements contracts. OSBA Stmt. 1 at 2. 56. PPL Electric currently has a maximum demand limit of 500 kW for customers to be included in the Small C&I generation default service rate class group which is currently served under Rate Schedule GSC-1. OSBA Stmt. 1 at 2. 57. PPL Electric default customers whose maximum demand exceeds 500 kW currently are served by hourly spot market purchases in Rate Schedule GSC-2. PPL Stmt. No. 1 at 30.
P-2013-2389572, in sufficient time to allow the TOU Program to be fully implemented at the beginning of DSP III Program period, i.e., June 1, 2015. 54. The parties acknowledge that currently pending before the Commission is a Proposed Rulemaking Order at Docket No. L-2014-2404361 that proposes to modify the Commission's regulations to, among other things, provide guidance and clarity regarding net metering and compensation under net metering. See Implementation of the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act of 2004, Docket No. Docket No. [sic] L-2014-2404361 (Order entered Feb. 20, 2014). The Parties agree that PPL Electric will file a new net metering Tariff consistent with the outcome of the Commission's Proposed Rulemaking Order at Docket No. [sic]. The Parties retain the right to review and file testimony concerning such tariff filing as permitted by the normal Commission process for the review of a new tariff filing. End Terms of Direct Quotation from the Joint Petition for Partial Settlement. Note that there are additional numbered paragraphs in the JPPS discussing public interest and terms of settlement that are not listed here. The following are the ALJ's Findings of Fact on the litigated issues: 3. Litigated Issues 55. PPL Electric's small business customers are generally aggregated into the Small Commercial & Industrial rate class group which is served by full requirements contracts. OSBA Stmt. 1 at 2. 56. PPL Electric currently has a maximum demand limit of 500 kW for customers to be included in the Small C&I generation default service rate class group which is currently served under Rate Schedule GSC-1. OSBA Stmt. 1 at 2. 57. PPL Electric default customers whose maximum demand exceeds 500 kW currently are served by hourly spot market purchases in Rate Schedule GSC-2. PPL Stmt. No. 1 at 30.
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