Commission Information Collection Activities; Consolidated Comment Request; Extension
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This notice continues the current requirements for information collection by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) without any changes. It involves reports from natural gas companies, oil pipelines, and cogeneration facilities regarding tariffs and refunds. This affects entities that need to file these specific reports and ensures compliance with existing regulations.
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Key Changes
- Continuation of current information collection requirements
- Affects filings by natural gas and oil pipeline operators
- No change to existing reporting standards
Obligations
What this law requires
Natural gas companies must file refund reports in compliance with 18 CFR 154.501 (Refund Obligations) and 18 CFR 154.502 (Reports) to document refunds owed due to Commission-ordered rate adjustments or settlement agreements
Oil pipeline companies must file tariff filings describing proposed tariffs, rates, fares, and charges with letters of transmittal explaining any changes to rates, rules, terms, or conditions of service
Oil pipeline carriers must file depreciation study materials to support requests for newly established or changed property account depreciation rates in accordance with 18 CFR 347.1
Cogeneration and small power production facilities must file tariffs for electricity and steam sales in accordance with FERC-914 requirements
Tariff filing transmittal letters must certify that the filing has been sent to each subscriber of the tariff publication