Energy infrastructure decisions, before the record closes.
This watch groups open federal notices involving electricity, transmission, pipelines, fuels and energy infrastructure. A listed notice is not proof that a project will be built, that service will change or that a cost will be assigned to customers.
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WHAT THIS INDEX IS FOR
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Use this page to find current energy and grid proceedings, then confirm the project, jurisdiction, intervention rules and requested decision in the official docket.
Who may want to review: Energy, utility, ratepayer, climate and community-infrastructure organizations.
BEFORE COMMENTING
Three questions for the record
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Is the action about a project, tariff, authorization, reliability rule or information collection?
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Which agency has jurisdiction, and is a separate intervention deadline listed?
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Does the docket distinguish proposed capacity, approved capacity and operating status?
DATED OFFICIAL NOTICES
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