Docket No:  ADV 1156 Docket Name:  PGE SCHEDULE 300 ADVICE NO. 20-20 PULSE OUTPUT METERING REINSTATED Submit Public Comment Subject Company:  PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC     This filing, Portland General Electric (PGE) Advice No. 20-20, Pulse Output Metering, Schedule 300, reinstates Pulse Output Metering in Schedule 300. which was inadvertently removed from Schedule 300 in its UE 335 general rate case when meter rentals... Filing Date:  7/22/2020 Advice No: 20-20    Public Mtg: 9/8/2020    Effective:  9/9/2020 Expiration:   Status:  ALLOWED Case Manager:  Mitch Moore Phone:  971-375-5094 Email:   mitch.moore@puc.oregon.gov Staff Contact:  CURTIS DLOUHY Phone:  503-510-3350 Email:   curtis.dlouhy@puc.oregon.gov   If you experience problems with the above 'Email Service List' links, please try one of these: Service List Popup (semi-colon delimited)     Service List Popup (comma delimited) General information about Tariff Filings.

ACTIONS SERVICE LIST SCHEDULE Public Comments Sort By Date        Sort By Type Date: 9/8/2020 Action:  ALLOWED (APPROVED) UTILITY FILING      Description Letter sent  Date: 9/2/2020 Action:  STAFF REPORT      Description Staff Report for the September 8, 2020 Public Meeting, Item CA4, filed by Curtis Dlouhy and Mitchell Moore.   Date: 8/4/2020 Action:  REPLACEMENT SHEETS, ADDITIONAL MATERIAL      Description PGE Supplemental Filing of Advice No. 20-20, Pulse Output Metering, to clarify that the reinstatement of the Pulse Output Metering charges in Schedule 300 are for installation costs.   Date: 7/22/2020 Action:  INITIAL UTILITY FILING      Description This filing, Portland General Electric (PGE) Advice No. 20-20, Pulse Output Metering, Schedule 300, reinstates Pulse Output Metering in Schedule 300. which was inadvertently removed from Schedule 300 in its UE 335 general rate case when meter rentals were removed. This filing reinstates pulse output metering and includes two metering options and prices associated with those options. The prevalent option results in a lower charge than the previously existing $500 charge. The additional option is more expensive, reflecting a higher equipment cost for advanced power quality data needs.