SOS shall be provided to any customer who purchases a new service within the District of Columbia and who does not obtain electric generation service from a Competitive Electricity Supplier at that time. There shall be no fee for a customer to establish SOS in this manner.
Any customer taking service from a Competitive Electricity Supplier may terminate service with the Competitive Electricity Supplier and elect SOS upon notice to the Electric Company and the SOS Administrator as required by Subsection 4105.8.
Any customer taking service from a Competitive Electricity Supplier who defaults may terminate service with the defaulting Competitive Electricity Supplier upon notice to the Electric Company and the SOS Administrator as required by Subsection 4105.8.
Any customer who is slammed or switched to a Competitive Electricity Supplier by mistake can terminate service with the Competitive Electricity Supplier upon notice to the Electric Company and the SOS Administrator as required by Subsection 4105.8, and such customer shall be returned to the service that the customer was receiving prior to being slammed or the mistake occurring as if the slamming or the mistake had not occurred.
All customers shall be eligible to switch from SOS to Competitive Electricity Suppliers and return to SOS without restrictions.
A non-residential customer who ceases to receive generation services from a Competitive Electricity Supplier may purchase or contract for generation services from another Competitive Electricity Supplier or elect to receive service from the SOS Administrator at Market Price Service rates rather than Standard Offer Service rates. The Market Price Service rates shall be set in accordance with a tariff previously filed and approved by the Commission. The tariff shall contain a formula that reflects only the following components, or their functional equivalents in the future: the PJM locational marginal price for energy for the Electric Company zone, the PJM posted and verifiable market capacity price, transmission, ancillary services, line losses, appropriate taxes and a fixed retail adder of x mills per kWh. (The amount of the retail adder will be determined in the administrative cost proceeding). The Market Price Service rates may vary by customer class and reflect actual costs. A Competitive Electricity Supplier default occurs when the PJM Interconnection L.L.C. notifies the PJM members that the Competitive Electricity Supplier is in default.
The contract provisions and exit fees of the Competitive Electricity Supplier remain valid and shall be enforced before a customer will be permitted to switch to SOS or another Competitive Electricity Supplier.
Notice of Transfers; Transfer of Service; Bill Calculation:
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 15, r. 15-4105