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Establishes conditions of access to gas distribution services provided by a gas distributor and sets out rules governing the conduct of gas distributors toward gas vendors, including gas marketers.

Sets out the minimum conditions and standards that a licensed unit sub-metering provider (USMP) must meet when providing unit sub-metering services on behalf of a master consumer.

Sets out the minimum standards under which a licensed gas marketer may market natural gas.

Sets out the standards by which the natural gas utility applications must be developed and filed.

The Rate Handbook provides guidance to utilities and stakeholders on applications to the OEB for approval of rates. It outlines the key principles and expectations the OEB will apply when reviewing rate applications. The Handbook is applicable to all rate regulated utilities, including electricity...

Outlines the OEB's expectations of electricity distributors and unit sub-meter providers (utilities) with respect to the delivery of the Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP).

Provides guidance to electricity distributors with respect to filing applications for service area amendment and applications under Section 86.(1)(b) of the OEB Act, 1998, for the purpose of eliminating long term load transfer arrangements.

Sets out the Demand Side Management framework that should be used by natural gas utilities in developing their DSM plans.

The Handbook provides guidance to electricity distribution utilities on accounting procedures and requirements as well as setting out a uniform accounting system.

Sets out the standards and conditions for the interaction between gas distributors, transmitters and storage companies and their respective affiliated companies.

Sets out the form for licensed transmitters seeking designation for a transmission project identified in a Notice issued by the Board.

Sets out the standards and conditions for the interaction between electricity distributors and transmitters and their respective affiliated companies.

The purpose of this Rule is to: 1) establish operating requirements to ensure open and non-discriminatory access to transportation services for customers and storage providers, 2) establish reporting requirements for natural gas transmitters, integrated utilities and storage providers and, 3) ensure...

Sets out the standards for natural gas utilities to follow when requesting pre-approval of the cost consequences of long-term natural gas supply and/or upstream transportation contracts that support the development of new natural gas infrastructure.

Sets out comprehensive standards for electronic business transactions to allow electricity retailers and distributors to share customer and billing information efficiently and promote the rapid and accurate settlement of all accounts. EBT standards were developed by a Board advisory committee and...

Provides guidance to electricity distributors with respect to filing applications for service area amendment.

Sets out the policies, guidelines and procedures to be used by Ontario electricity distributors in preparing applications for distribution rates. Also included are associated Excel spreadsheets that conform with the methodologies in the Distribution Rate Handbook and that will assist in the...

The OEB has developed an application process for electricity distributors to apply for distribution rate adjustments in 2005.

The Minister of Energy granted approval for electricity distribution companies to apply to the Board for recovery of Regulatory Assets, effective March 1, 2004. The filing guidelines provide direction for the distributors in filing for these rate changes.

Each municipality may grant a gas utility the right to deliver gas service and use road allowances or utility easements within its borders. The municipal franchise agreement outlines the specific terms and conditions of the agreement between the municipality and the utility and requires OEB approval...

Sets out the minimum standard under which a retailer must disclose to electricity consumers information relating to system-wide electricity supply mix and the electricity supply mix of electricity products.

The Guidelines provide a common analysis and reporting framework to be applied by regulated gas distribution companies.

Sets out the latest changes in accounting and regulatory practices and terminology. This USOA has been refined to accommodate the deregulated natural gas environment, as well as regulated and non-regulated activities of gas utilities.