| − | A '''transmitting utility''' is a regulated entity which owns and may construct and maintain [[wire]]s used to transmit wholesale [[power]]. It may or may not handle the power dispatch and coordination functions. It is regulated to provide non-discriminatory connections, comparable [[service]], and cost recovery.
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| − | According to the Energy Policy Act of 1992, a transmitting utility includes any [[electric]] utility, qualifying [[cogeneration]] facility, qualifying small power production facility, or [[federal]] power marketing agency which owns or operates electric power transmission facilities which are used for the sale of electric energy at wholesale.
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