FERC Updates Transit Subsidy Privacy Rules – Nothing Exciting
Published Date: 1/23/2025
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Summary
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is updating its records for the Transit Subsidy Program to keep your info safe and accurate. If you’re part of this program, these changes affect how your data is handled. No big costs or deadlines, just smoother, clearer record-keeping starting now!
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FERC updates Transit Subsidy records
If you are part of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Transit Subsidy Program (TSP), FERC updated its system of records (FERC-41) to keep your information safer and more accurate. The change affects how your data is handled and takes effect starting now; the notice says there are no new costs or deadlines.
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