FERC Extends Gas Pipeline Application Paperwork for Three Years
Published Date: 2/24/2026
Notice
Summary
FERC is extending the current paperwork rules for gas pipeline import and export applications for another three years—no changes, no extra hassle! If you’re involved in these gas projects, you can share your thoughts by March 26, 2026. This keeps things smooth and steady without adding new costs or delays.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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FERC-539 Paperwork Extended 3 Years
If you apply to import or export natural gas by pipeline or via a liquefied natural gas terminal, FERC is extending the current FERC-539 information collection for three years with no changes to the reporting requirements. Comments on the collection are due March 26, 2026. The Commission estimates 6 respondents will file 12 total responses per year, at 15 hours per response (180 total annual hours) and $18,540 total annual cost (about $3,090 per respondent).
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