FERC Fixes Typo in Oil Pipeline Reporting Notice Details
Published Date: 4/20/2026
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Summary
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission fixed a small mistake in their April 14 notice about collecting info from oil pipeline companies. They clarified the time and cost details for filing rates and depreciation studies, but no new changes were made. This update helps companies know exactly what’s expected without any new fees or deadlines.
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