FERC Revises Rental Fees for Hydropower on Public Lands
Published Date: 2/12/2025
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Hydropower companies using government land will see updated rental fees based on location starting this year. These changes keep fees fair and reflect current land values, so licensees should check their new costs soon. The update helps ensure everyone pays the right amount for using public lands to generate power.
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