(3) The Commission shall require the revisions to a plan that the
Commission considers appropriate unless the authority to review and approve a plan
has been granted to another State unit by other law.

4-201.

In accordance with the provisions of this article, a public service company shall
charge just and reasonable rates for the [utility] REGULATED services that it
renders.

4-202.

(a) A public service company shall file with the Commission a tariff schedule
of its rates and charges FOR ITS REGULATED SERVICES AND FOR STANDARD OFFER
SERVICE AS PROVIDED IN § 7-505(B)(9) OF THIS ARTICLE.

(b) As ordered by the Commission, a public service company shall:

(1) plainly print the tariff schedule of its rates and charges FOR ITS
REGULATED SERVICES;

(2) make available the tariff schedules for public inspection; and

(3) post the tariff schedules to make the tariff schedules readily
accessible to and convenient for inspection by the public.

7-201.

(a) [In cooperation with the Secretary of Natural Resources as provided under
§ 3-304 of the Natural Resources Article, the Commission shall assemble and
evaluate annually the long-range plans of the State's electric companies regarding
generating needs and the means to meet these needs.

(b)] (1) Annually, the chairman of the Commission shall forward to the
Secretary of Natural Resources a 10-year plan listing possible and proposed sites,
including the associated transmission routes, for the construction of electric plants
within the State.

(2) (i) The chairman shall delete from the 10-year plan any site that
the Secretary of Natural Resources identifies as unsuitable in accordance with the
requirements of § 3-304 of the Natural Resources Article.

(ii) The chairman may include a site deleted from a 10-year plan
under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph in a subsequent 10-year plan.

(3) The chairman shall include information in the annual 10-year plan
on current and projected efforts by electric companies and the Commission to
moderate overall electrical generation demand and peak demand through the electric
componies' promotion of energy conservation by customers and through the electric
companies' use of alternative energy sources, including cogeneration.

[(e)] (B) (1) The Commission shall evaluate the cost effectiveness of the
investments by electric companies in energy conservation to reduce electrical demand
and in renewable energy sources to help meet electrical demand.