Electric service is then provided to the individual units. The PSC reasoned that when deciding which entity is the "electric consumer" within the meaning of the Act, the "focus should be on the relationship of the entity in question to the electric supplier." The PSC noted that Dominion "takes service from at a single metering point. In refusing to embrace the initial decision of the hearing officer, the PSC expressly found: "that it is evident that the Aylesbury Farms complex qualifies under the Act as a 'premises.' Aylesbury Farms does consist of multiple buildings or structures located on one tract or contiguous tracts of land." The PSC struggled, however, with the second question of whether the landlord, Dominion, met the requirement of being "one electric consumer" as contemplated by the Territorial Act. having single-metered service' " within the meaning of the Act. The PSC reached its decision after resolving two interconnected questions: (1) whether this apartment complex constituted one "premises" as defined by the Act and (2) whether the premises were being " 'utilized by one electric consumer. Since the complex receives electric service by means of one meter and has a connected load that exceeds 900 kilowatts, the dispute between Sawnee EMC and Georgia Power focuses on the first and second requirements of the Act.
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The large load exception requires: the electric service be to one or more new premises the premises be utilized by one consumer the premises have single-metered service and the premises have a connected load of at least 900 kilowatts at the time of initial full operation. After conducting a hearing, the PSC found that the hearing officer had erred in concluding that the large load exception did not apply. Georgia Power sought and obtained full commission review of the hearing officer's initial decision.
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