New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE
Chapter II - ELECTRIC UTILITIES
Subchapter D - Rates And Charges
Part 141 - Determination By Electric Corporations Of Consumer Demand
Section 141.1 - Method of determining demand
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 12, March 20, 2024
(a) Whenever the charge by any electric corporation or gas and electric corporation for electric service, including the minimum charge, is in any way dependent upon the demand of the customer, such demand shall, after January 1, 1939, be determined by a demand measuring device of a type approved by this commission, whenever the demand billed is 5 kw. or more, or whenever the total rated capacity of the customer's current consuming devices is 8 kw. or more, or whenever the customer's consumption has exceeded 800 kw.h. per month in two consecutive months during the preceding 12 months; provided:
(b) The demand billed in any month may be related to the demand established during a preceding period or the amount specified by the customer in his application for service.