Public Utilities Commission

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A Utilities commission, Utility Regulatory Commission (URC), or Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is a governing body that regulates the rates and services of a utility.

The utility that is being regulated may be owned by the consumers that it serves, a mutual utility like a Public Utility District, a state or government owned utility, or it may be a stockholder owned utility either publicly traded on a stock exchange or closely held among just a few investors.

Countries:

• Anguilla Public Utilities Commission
• Bahamas Public Utilities Commission [1]
• Belize Public Utilities Commission [2]

United States:

• Alaska Public Utilities Commission [3]
• California Public Utilities Commission [4]
• Colorado Public Utilities Commission [5]
• Hawaii Public Utilities Commission [6]
• Idaho Public Utilities Commission [7]
• Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission [8]
• Maine Public Utilities Commission [9]
• Minnesota Public Utilities Commission
• Nevada Public Utilities Commission [10]
• New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission [11]
• North Carolina Utilities Commission [12]
• Public Utilities Commission of Ohio [13]
• Oregon Public Utility Commission [14]
• Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission [15]
• Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission [16]
• San Francisco Public Utilities Commission [17]
• South Dakota Public Utilities Commission [18]
• Texas Public Utility Commission [19]