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The document is a cover letter submitted by Spectrotel, Inc. to the South Carolina Public Service Commission regarding their status as an authorized utility representative. It includes details about the company, contact information, and a request for acknowledgment of receipt of the filing. The letter emphasizes that no fees are due with this submission.

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What is a PSC commissioner?

The public service commissioner is a state-level position in all 50 states. The duties of the position vary from state to state, but their general role involves the regulation of essential utility services such as energy, telecommunications, and water.

Who owns South Carolina Public Service Authority?

Santee Cooper is South Carolinas state-owned electric and water utility, the states largest power provider, and one of the nations largest public power utilities.

What is the credit rating for the South Carolina Public Service Authority?

01Ratings RatingActionType A- Affirmed Long Term Issuer Default Rating

What is the South Carolina Public Service Authority?

The South Carolina Public Service Authority was established by the General Assembly in 1934 with the power to provide for navigation and flood control on the Santee, Congaree, and Cooper Rivers; to generate electricity; to reclaim swampland; and to reforest the states watersheds.

What is the purpose of the Public Service Commission?

Though there is variation from state to state, the overarching responsibilities of the PUCs/PSCs typically include: Setting just and reasonable utility rates and ensuring that utilities provide adequate and reliable service to customers; authorizing and overseeing investments in energy resources such as power plants, ;

What is SCPSA?

ABOUT US. Southern California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) is a Joint Powers Authority, created in 1980, for the purpose of providing joint planning, financing, construction, and operation of transmission and generation projects.

What is a South Carolina certificate of authority?

Businesses that are incorporated in another state will typically apply for a South Carolina certificate of authority. Doing so registers the business as a foreign entity and eliminates the need to incorporate a new entity. Operating without a certificate of authority may result in penalties or fines.

What does the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs do?

The SC Department of Consumer Affairs takes consumer complaints against businesses. Your complaints help us find out about illegal business practices, enforce consumer protection laws and identify trends in the marketplace.

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