Title 20. Public Utilities And Telecommunications
- Agency 5
- State Corporation Commission
- Chapter 10
- In General
- Chapter 11
- [Reserved]
- Chapter 200
- Public Utility Accounting
- Chapter 201
- Rules Governing Utility Rate Applications and Annual Informational Filings of Investor-Owned Water Utilities
- Chapter 202
- Regulations Governing the Functional Separation of Incumbent Electric Utilities under the Virginia Electric Utility Restructuring Act
- Chapter 203
- Regulations Governing the Separation of Regulated and Unregulated Businesses of Utility Consumer Services Cooperatives and Utility Aggregation Cooperatives
- Chapter 204
- Rules Governing Utility Rate Applications and Annual Informational Filings of Investor-Owned Electric Utilities
- Chapter 205
- Rules Governing Utility Rate Applications and Annual Informational Filings of Investor-Owned Gas Utilities
- Chapter 210
- Water or Wastewater Utility Applications Seeking Fair Valuation of Acquisitions of Municipal Water or Wastewater Systems
- Chapter 300
- Energy Regulation; in General
- Chapter 301
- Rules Governing the Use of Bidding Programs to Purchase Electricity from Other Power Suppliers
- Chapter 302
- Filing Requirements in Support of Applications for Authority to Construct and Operate an Electric Generating Facility
- Chapter 303
- Rules Governing Utility Promotional Allowances
- Chapter 304
- Rules Governing Cost/Benefit Measures Required for Demand-Side Management Programs
- Chapter 305
- Rules for Electricity and Natural Gas Submetering and for Energy Allocation Equipment
- Chapter 306
- Standards for Integrated Resource Planning and Investments in Conservation and Demand Management for Natural Gas [Repealed]
- Chapter 307
- Rules Governing the Safety of Master-Metered Natural Gas Systems
- Chapter 308
- Rules Governing the Safety of Intrastate Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Systems
- Chapter 309
- Rules for Enforcement of the Underground Utility Damage Prevention Act
- Chapter 310
- Rules for Filing an Application to Provide Electric and Gas Service under a Special Rate, Contract or Incentive
- Chapter 311
- Interim Rules Governing Electric and Natural Gas Retail Access Pilot Programs [Repealed]
- Chapter 312
- Rules Governing Retail Access to Competitive Energy Services
- Chapter 313
- Rules Governing Exemptions to Minimum Stay Requirements and Wires Charges
- Chapter 314
- Regulations Governing Interconnection of Small Electrical Generators and Storage
- Chapter 315
- Regulations Governing Net Energy Metering
- Chapter 316
- Regulations Governing Exemptions for Large General Services Customers under § 56-585.1 a 5 C of the Code of Virginia
- Chapter 317
- Rates for Standby Service Furnished to Certain Renewable Cogeneration Facilities Pursuant to § 56-235.1:1 of the Code of Virginia
- Chapter 318
- Rules Governing the Evaluation, Measurement, and Verification of the Effects of Utility-Sponsored Demand-Side Management Programs
- Chapter 319
- Regulations Governing Accelerated Renewable Energy Buyers
- Chapter 320
- Regulations Governing Transfer of Transmission Assets to Regional Transmission Entities
- Chapter 325
- Rules for Enforcement of § 56-257 of the Code of Virginia
- Chapter 330
- Limitations on Disconnection of Electric and Water Service
- Chapter 335
- Regulations Governing the Deployment of Energy Storage
- Chapter 340
- Rules Governing Shared Solar Program
- Chapter 342
- Rules Governing Multi-Family Shared Solar Program
- Chapter 350
- Rules Governing Exemptions for Large General Services Companies
- Chapter 355
- Rules Governing Operator's Responsibility to Redistribute Topsoil
- Chapter 360
- Licensed Professional Engineer to Exercise Responsible Charge over Certain Natural Gas Engineering Projects
- Chapter 400
- Telecommunications
- Chapter 401
- Rules Governing the Provision of Network Interface Devices
- Chapter 403
- Rules Governing Small Investor-Owned Telephone Utilities
- Chapter 405
- Rules for Alternative Dispute Resolution Process
- Chapter 407
- Rules for Payphone Service and Instruments
- Chapter 409
- Rules Governing the Sharing or Resale of Local Exchange Service (Shared Tenant Service)
- Chapter 411
- Rules Governing the Certification of Interexchange Carriers
- Chapter 413
- Rules Governing Disconnection of Local Exchange Telephone Service
- Chapter 414
- Bad Check Charges and Late Payment Charges
- Chapter 415
- Rules Governing Telecommunications Relay Service [Repealed]
- Chapter 417
- Rules Governing the Certification and Regulation of Competitive Local Exchange Carriers
- Chapter 419
- Procedural Rules for Implementing §§ 251 and 252 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, 47 Usc §§ 251 and 252
- Chapter 421
- Rules Governing Exemption from Providing Physical Collocation Pursuant to § 251(C)(6) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996
- Chapter 423
- Rules Governing the Discontinuance of Local Exchange Telecommunications Services Provided by Competitive Local Exchange Carriers
- Chapter 425
- Rules Governing Enhanced 911 (E-911) Service
- Chapter 427
- Rules for Local Exchange Telecommunications Company Service Quality Standards [Repealed]
- Chapter 428
- Rules Governing Local Exchange Telecommunications Carrier Retail Service Quality
- Chapter 429
- Rules Governing Compensation, Numbering, Interconnection, and Other Local Inter-Carrier Matters
- Chapter 430
- Rules Governing Designation of a Commercial Mobile Radio or Cellular Telephone Service Provider As an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier
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