Update:  On April 18, 2014, OCC and DP&L each filed a second application for rehearing.  OCC alleges in its application that the Commission unreasonably and unlawfully erred in permitting DP&L to collect a charge from customers to maintain its financial integrity after it divests its generating assets.  OCC also contends that the Commission erred when it failed to reduce the charges associated with the DP&L’s Service Stability Rider (SSR), as it shortened the period for collecting that charge by a month in its entry on rehearing.  OCC further argues that the Commission erred in determining that the SSR charge to customers is not a cost-based charge, and thus not a transition charge.

DP&L alleges in its application for rehearing that the Commission should grant rehearing to DP&L regarding its decision on the deadline for DP&L to transfer its generation assets, and should restore the May 31, 2017 deadline it initially set.  DP&L further contends that the Commission should grant rehearing regarding its blending schedule, and should restore the blending schedule established in previous entries.