FERC Quietly Extends Energy Grid Data Collection Without Fanfare
Published Date: 7/1/2025
Notice
Summary
FERC is asking for public feedback to keep collecting important reliability info from the SERC Region, but don’t worry—no changes are coming to the rules or reports. This is just a routine check to keep things running smoothly, with no new costs or deadlines. If you’re part of the energy world in the SERC Region, this affects you, but it’s business as usual!
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