State ex rel. Utilities Commission v. Cooper

JACKSON, Justice.

In this case we consider whether the North Carolina Utilities Commission (“the Commission”) erred by approving certain adjustments made by Dominion North Carolina Power (“Dominion”) to a study of the costs of providing retail electric service to a large industrial customer. In addition, we consider whether the order of the *432Commission, which authorized a 10.2% return on equity (“ROE”) for Dominion, contained sufficient findings of fact to demonstrate that it was supported by competent, material, and substantial evidence in view of the entire record. We conclude that the…