Update:  The Commission’s decision has been appealed to the Supreme Court of Ohio by Ohio Partners for Affordable Energy (OPAE).  OPAE’s notice of appeal states that the Commission erred by, among other things, allowing Duke to charge customers for expenses related to MGP sites that are not used and useful, allowing Duke to recover expenses that were not incurred in the rendering of a public utility service during the test year, and failing to investigate the prudency of the investigation and remediation costs incurred by Duke.