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State's regulatory commission.
Charged with regulating public utilities and some aspects of the transportation industry doing business in Alabama.
Regulates privately owned telecommunications, electric, natural gas, water, railroad, rail transit and passenger transportation companies.
Regulates the rates and service practices of utility and transportation companies located in Louisiana.
Nevada's regulatory agency.
Authorized by the Delaware General Assembly to regulate investor-owned utilities and companies providing electric, natural gas, water, telecommunications and cable services for public use within the unincorporated areas of the State of Delaware.
DPS carries out this aspect of its mission by overseeing and directing the execution of all laws relating to Vermont public service corporations, also known as public utilities, and the firms and individuals engaged in such business.
Regulates the state's electric, gas, steam, telecommunications, and water utilities; the Commission also oversees the cable industry.
The Commission has regulatory responsibility for incorporating, Securities, Railroad and Pipeline Safety, as well as Utilities.
Coordinates the state's policy, planning, and program activities related to energy, communication and transportation services.
Regulates, enforces the laws and supervises the exploration and production of oil and gas, the storage and dispensing of petroleum-based fuels, the establishment of rates and services of public utilities, and the operation of intrastate transpor.
A state agency of The Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA)
Authorized to promulgate rules and regulations and to fix utility rates.
Three member administrative body with quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial duties and powers involving regulation of nearly 600 conventional utilities, plus approximately 300 coin-operated phone vendors.
The Commission has jurisdiction over water utilities, electric utilities, water carriers, gas utilities, telephone utilities, and resellers of telephone services.
Responsible for the structure and control of monopoly Telecommunications and Energy in the Commonwealth.
Regulatory responsibilities for the State of Georgia.
Governs the public utilities of this state such as phone rates, electrical rates and water rates of some providers.
PSC regulates public utilities which provide electric, gas, and telephone service, and larger water and sewer companies.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas is the electric and telephone regulatory agency.
Vested with regulatory authority over many business and economic interests in Virginia.
An independent regulatory agency responsible for the regulation of 1,179 Wisconsin public utilities, including those that are municipally owned.
Regulatory responsibility over natural gas, water, private sewer, electric and telephone services.
Regulates utility industries of the State of Oregon.
Regulates the utility industries in North Dakota
Responsible for regulating telecommunications companies, grain warehouses and dealers, private water companies, taxicab and limousine operators, intrastate trucking companies, the placement of certain electric transmission lines, railroads, manu.
Regulates electric, natural gas and telephone service.
Regulates investor-owned public utilities operating in Missouri.
Regulates all franchised or certificated public service companies operating in Hawaii.
Regulates privately owned utilities that offer service to the public in Washington State.
The PUC regulates and supervises the intrastate rates and service of the state's public utilities, including electricity, water, natural gas and telephone; also regulate taxis and certain other transportation vehicles.
South Dakota regulatory agency.
Regulatory agency of Connecticut.
Regulates public utilities by certifying qualified providers of public utility and pipeline services.
State's regulatory commission.
The Board is responsible for regulation of utility services in Iowa.
The TRA is charged with the responsibility of setting the rates and service standards of privately owned telephone, natural gas, electric, and water utilities.
The Commission regulates gas, electric, telephone, water, and sewage disposal companies.
State regulatory agency for utilities.
Supervises and regulates the rates, services, operations and most other activities of all public utilities and many common and contract motor carriers of passengers and property within West Virginia.
Regulates the utilities and transportation industries within the State of Ohio.
Regulates rates, service and safety of public utilities, common carriers and motor carriers. Also regulates oil and gas production.
Regulates Montana utility and transportation companies.
Regulates public utilities as well as public safety and convenience issues for Illinois.
Regulates rates and customer service for all nonpublic electric, gas, water and sewer companies, water and sanitation districts, telecommunications companies, transportation of passengers and goods, insurance, the State Fire Marshal and Fire Aca.
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