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PUBLIC SERVICE CO. v. STATE

No. 89340.

948 P.2d 713 (1997)

1997 OK 145

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA, Appellant, v. STATE of Oklahoma, ex rel. CORPORATION COMMISSION, ex rel. Drew Edmondson, Attorney General of the State of Oklahoma, Appellees.

Supreme Court of Oklahoma.

November 25, 1997.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Jay M. Galt, Marjorie McCullough, of White, Coffey, Galt & Fite, Oklahoma City, for Appellant.

Larry Derryberry, Patrick D. Shore, of Derryberry, Quigley, Solomon & Naifeh, Oklahoma City, for Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives.

Lawrence R. Edmison, Rachel Lawrence Mor, of Oklahoma Corporation Commission, Oklahoma City, for Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

J.W. Doolin, Lawton, for Cotton Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Hugh D. Rice of Rainey, Ross, Rice & Binns, Diane Goldschmidt of Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company, Oklahoma City, for Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company.

SUMMERS, Vice Chief Justice:

¶ 1 When a consumer of electricity in Oklahoma elects to change from one supplier to another, the Corporation Commission's Rule 60 controls the exchange. Public Service Co. of Oklahoma, (PSO) a potential "acquiring supplier" for customers wanting to switch, successfully attacked, in this Court, that portion of Rule 60 requiring the acquiring supplier to pass the costs of changeover to the...

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