FERC Seeks Comments on Gas Pipeline Rate Tracking Forms
Published Date: 3/26/2025
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Summary
FERC is asking the public to comment on their paperwork about gas pipeline rate changes, but no one spoke up after the first notice. This means they’re moving forward with extending the current rules without changes. If you’re involved in gas pipelines, keep an eye out—this keeps things smooth and clear without extra costs or delays.
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Previous: 2025-05106, Combined Notice of Filings
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