FERC Notice on Natural Gas Pipeline Rate and Accounting Filings
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This notice opens public comment on two Federal Energy Regulatory Commission filings: one from Phillips 66 Pipeline about accounting entries for its planned acquisition of Spire NGL LLC, and one from Texas Eastern Transmission about negotiated natural gas pipeline rates for a contract between Con Ed and NRG. Companies, customers, competitors, and other stakeholders that want to challenge, support, or participate in either proceeding must file by 5 p.m. Eastern time on June 24, 2026. Filing a protest may put concerns on the record, but intervention is needed to become a party to the case.
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Key Changes
- Opens public comment on Phillips 66 Pipeline accounting entries tied to its planned acquisition of Spire NGL LLC
- Opens public comment on Texas Eastern Transmission negotiated natural gas pipeline rates for a Con Ed-NRG contract
- Sets June 24, 2026 at 5 p.m. Eastern as the deadline to intervene, protest, or respond
Obligations
What this law requires
Any person seeking to intervene, protest, or answer a complaint in docket AC26-78-000 or RP26-917-000 must file the applicable submission with FERC under Rules 211, 214, or 206 of the Commission's regulations by the stated comment deadline.
A stakeholder that wants to become a party to either FERC proceeding must file an intervention; filing only a protest may place concerns on the record but does not make the filer a party.