§ 23-18-802 - Definitions.
               	 		
23-18-802.    Definitions.
    As used in this subchapter and      14-200-101, 18-15-503, 18-15-504, and 18-15-507:
      (1)  "Broadband  affiliate" or "affiliate" means an entity that is at least ten percent  (10%) owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by the electric  utility formed to provide regulated or nonregulated broadband services;
      (2)  "Broadband  Internet service provider" means an entity that provides Internet  broadband services to others on a wholesale basis or to end-use  customers on a retail basis;
      (3)  "Broadband  operator" means an entity that owns or operates a broadband system on  the electric power lines and related facilities of an electric utility;
      (4)  "Broadband  services" means the provision of regulated or nonregulated connectivity  to a high-speed, high-capacity transmission medium that can carry  signals from multiple independent network carriers over electric power  lines and related facilities, whether above or below ground;
      (5)  "Broadband  system" means the materials, equipment, and other facilities installed  to facilitate the provision of broadband services;
      (6)  "Electric delivery system" means the power lines and related facilities used by an electric utility to deliver electric energy;
      (7)  "Electric  utility" means a public utility as defined under    23-1-101 that  produces, generates, transmits, delivers, or furnishes electricity to or  for the public for compensation;
      (8)  "Nonregulated  broadband services" means broadband services and technologies that are  not provided for the operational performance of an electric utility,  including without limitation, the provision of broadband services at  wholesale or at retail; and
      (9)  "Regulated  broadband services" means broadband services and technologies that are  used and useful for the operational performance and service reliability  of an electric utility, including without limitation:
            (A)  Automated meter reading;
            (B)  Real-time system monitoring;
            (C)  Remote service control;
            (D)  Outage detection and restoration;
            (E)  Predictive maintenance and diagnostics; and
            (F)  Monitoring and enhancement of power quality.