The Commission may make joint investigations, hold joint hearings within or without this State, and issue joint or concurrent orders in conjunction with any official, board, commission or agency of any state or of the United States. Whether in the holding of such investigations or hearings, or in the making of such orders, the Commission shall function under agreements or compacts between states or under the concurrent powers of states to regulate the interstate commerce, or as an agency of the federal government, or otherwise.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 1. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Subchapter II. Jurisdiction and Powers
§ 201. General jurisdiction and powers.
§ 202. Limitations on jurisdiction of Commission.
§ 203B. Service territories for electric utilities.
§ 203C. Certificates of public convenience and necessity for water utilities.
§ 203D. Certificates of public convenience and necessity for wastewater utilities.
§ 203E. Certificate of public convenience and necessity for new electric transmission utilities.
§ 204. Extension of utilities' facilities.
§ 205. Reports by public utilities.
§ 207. Access to, inspection and examination of utility's property, records, etc.
§ 208. Books, records, accounts, systems of accounts, etc. of utility.
§ 210. Standards for measurement of supply of product; examinations and tests of product.
§ 211. Meters and measuring appliances.
§ 212. Compliance with laws, ordinances and charter.
§ 213. Notice and report of accidents; disclosure; admissibility as evidence.
§ 216. Free passes, franks, products or services.
§ 217. Compliance with Commission's orders; penalty.
§ 218. Violations and penalties.
§ 221. Telecommunications Relay Service Advisory Committee.
§ 222. Exemption from criminal and civil liability.
§ 223. Electric cooperative's election to be exempt from regulation.