FERC filing roundup: power-company paperwork arrives right on schedule
Published Date: 10/22/2026
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission got several new filings from power companies about big energy deals, accounting updates, and refund reports. These filings affect companies like Indiana Michigan Power, AEP Generation, and Pacific Gas and Electric, with deadlines for public comments mostly in early November 2026. If you’re involved or interested in energy markets, now’s the time to check these updates and speak up before the deadlines!
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