Chapter PSC 136
ELECTRIC AND GAS CONSERVATION
PSC 136.01   General.
PSC 136.02   Definitions.
PSC 136.04   Conservation standards for converting existing structures to natural gas spaceheating service.
PSC 136.06   Conservation standards for conversion of an existing residential structure to an electric spaceheating system.
PSC 136.10   Disconnection or refusal of service.
Ch. PSC 136 NoteNote: Corrections made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register, September, 1997, No. 501.
PSC 136.01PSC 136.01General. The requirements of ch. PSC 136 shall be observed by all public utilities, both privately and publicly owned, engaged in the manufacture, mixing, purchasing, storage, transmission and/or distribution of gaseous fuel, or the supply of electric energy and provision of electric service, except as may be provided in ss. PSC 136.04 and 136.06.
PSC 136.01 HistoryHistory: Emerg. cr. eff. 11-1-79; cr. Register, February, 1980, No. 290, eff. 3-1-80; am. (2), Register, February, 1985, No. 350, eff. 3-1-85; CR 06-046: r. (1), renum. (2) to be PSC 136.01 Register April 2007 No. 616, eff. 5-1-07.
PSC 136.02PSC 136.02Definitions. In this chapter:
PSC 136.02(1)(1)“Accessible” means capable of being reached without removal or major alteration of any part or parts of the permanent structure.
PSC 136.02 NoteNote: Accessible areas include uninsulated areas which can be drilled and plugged.
PSC 136.02(2)(2)“Conversion” means installation of a permanent electric or gas spaceheating system to replace in whole or in part a spaceheating system which used a different fuel.
PSC 136.02 NoteNote: Conversion includes installation of a dual-fuel or add-on heat pump system but does not include installation of gas or electric heat in new additions to an existing residential structure.
PSC 136.02(3)(3)“Energy audit” means an energy use analysis for spaceheating which complies with the Residential Conservation Service program for the heating system which has been or will be installed.
PSC 136.02(4)(4)“Existing residential structure” means a one or two-family dwelling constructed prior to December 1, 1978.
PSC 136.02(5)(5)“Spaceheating system” means equipment which uses gas or electric energy either directly or through mechanical processes to provide heat for space conditioning.