Those who worked out the agreement Monday included PUCO staff, the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel, Duke Energy Ohio, Ohio Partners for Affordable Energy, the city of Cincinnati and 20 other entities.
Involved parties have until today to file testimony in support of the agreement and PUCO staffers have until Friday, according to PUCO spokesman Matt Butler.
On Nov. 4, all the parties will meet in Columbus to sum up the case and discuss the agreement’s stipulations.
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