Amend CSSB 7 in Section 39.157 as added by SECTION 33 of the bill (Committee Printing page 23, lines 7-9), by striking Subsection (f) and substituting the following new Subsection (f): "(f) On a finding, after notice and opportunity for hearing, that a power generation company has engaged in predatory pricing, the commission may invoke the remedies provided for in Subsection 15.20(a) of the Business and Commerce Code. Alternatively, the commission may refer a finding of predatory pricing to the attorney general for investigation and potential suit under Chapter 15, Title 2 of the Business and Commerce Code. The commission shall not find that a power generation company has engaged in predatory pricing unless it is established that the following elements are met: (1) the power generation company has an objectively reasonable expectation of recouping its losses due to the alleged predatory pricing by charging higher prices later, that is, predatory pricing is economically feasible; and (2) one of the following is met: (A) the price charged is below average variable cost; or (B) the following conditions exist: (i) there are substantial barriers to market entry; (ii) the power generation company is charging a price below its short-run profit-maximizing price and its average total cost; and (iii) the benefits of the power generation company's price depended on its tendency to discipline or eliminate competition and thereby enhance the firm's long-term ability to reap the benefits of monopoly power."