New York General City Code § 25-BB

Special rebates
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§ 25-bb. Special rebates. (a) Amount of special rebates. Special\nrebates shall be made to eligible redistributors of energy or qualified\neligible redistributors of energy, and discounts shall be made to a\npublic utility service, pursuant to paragraph one or two of this\nsubdivision, whichever is applicable:\n  (1) A private utility shall make a special rebate to an eligible\nredistributor of energy equal to the following percentages of eligible\ncharges:\nMonths During                 Applicable % of Eligible\nBenefit Period                Charges or Eligible Public\nDefined in                    Utility Service Charges\nSubdivision (e)\nfirst through ninety-              45%\nsixth\nninety-seventh\nthrough one hundred                36%\neighth\none hundred ninth\nthrough one hundred\ntwentieth                          27%\none hundred twenty-\nfirst through one\nhundred thirty-second              18%\none hundred thirty-\nthird through one\nhundred forty-fourth               9%\n;  provided, however, that a private utility shall make a special rebate\nto an eligible redistributor of energy that owns or leases  an  eligible\nbuilding that, in accordance with procedures set forth in local law, was\ndesignated  as  a  landmark  before  the  issuance  of  a certificate of\neligibility pursuant to subdivision (f) of this section,  equal  to  the\nfollowing percentages of eligible charges:\nMonths During                 Applicable % of Eligible\nBenefit Period                Charges or Eligible Public\nDefined in                    Utility Service Charges\nSubdivision (e)\nfirst through one\nhundred eighth                     45%\none hundred ninth\nthrough one hundred\ntwentieth                          36%\none hundred twenty-\nfirst through one\nhundred thirty-second              27%\none hundred thirty-\nthird through one\nhundred forty-fourth               18%\none hundred forty-\nfifth through one\nhundred fifty-sixth                9%\n;  or  provided,  however, that the department of business services of a\ncity having a population of  one  million  or  more  may  increase  such\npercentages at its discretion in order to maintain the special rebate at\nlevels  comparable  to  those  historically  provided under the program,\npursuant to rules that are generally applicable to distinct  classes  of\nenergy users.\n  (2) Where, pursuant to a written agreement between such public utility\nservice and the power authority of the state of New York, such public\nutility service sells energy services to a qualified eligible\nredistributor of energy that has been individually approved by such\npower authority and certified pursuant to subdivision (f) of this\nsection before November first, two thousand, or to an eligible\nredistributor of energy that has been individually approved by such\npower authority and certified pursuant to subdivision (f) of this\nsection after October thirty-first, two thousand, and such energy\nservices have been provided by a private utility, such private utility\nshall make a discount to such public utility service and such public\nutility service shall make a special rebate to such qualified eligible\nredistributor of energy or such eligible redistributor of energy, which\ndiscount and special rebate shall be the product of the eligible public\nutility service charges to such qualified eligible redistributor of\nenergy and the applicable percentage for a special rebate for energy\nservices in the applicable schedule contained in paragraph one of this\nsubdivision.\n  (b) Implementation by private utility and public utility service. Each\nprivate utility or public utility service that is required to make a\nspecial rebate to an eligible redistributor of energy or qualified\neligible redistributor of energy by subdivision (a) of this section\nshall reduce each energy services bill for such redistributor by the\nfull amount of the special rebate or rebates that shall have accrued for\nthe period covered

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