The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio denied rehearing of its prior order granting a waiver of the third party verification requirement contained in its natural gas rules for customer-initiated inbound calls in which the entire sales call is recorded

See EnergyChoiceMatters.com's prior story on the order granting the waiver for details on the waiver and how it applies

Rehearing had been sought by the Office of Consumer Counsel. PUCO denied OCC's arguments on rehearing

Case 17-2358-GA-WVR

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