Ohio Supreme Court December 7, 1978, No. 78-182 (Office of Consumers' Counsel v. Public Utilities Commission)

Locher, J.,

dissenting in part. The fuel cost adjustment clause is a provision in the rate schedule of an electric utility that requires the company to adjust the rates it charges to customers in accordance with any fluctuation in the delivery and acquisition costs of fuel used to generate electricity. R. C. 4905.01(G).