FERC Notice Lists New Electric Utility Corporate and Rate Filings
AI-generated summary for informational purposes only. Not legal advice. See the original source for the authoritative text.
This notice opens the public comment window for several electric power filings submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The filings include a corporate authorization request involving Gulf Pacific Power and Vandolah Power, plus multiple electric rate, tariff, interconnection, and service agreement updates from utilities and grid operators such as Duke Energy, Tampa Electric, Southwest Power Pool, AEP Texas, and Green River Solar. The practical impact is procedural. Utilities, power market participants, customers, and other stakeholders should review any docket that affects their contracts, transmission service, interconnection rights, or rates, and file comments by the listed deadlines if they want FERC to consider their position.
AI-generated summary. May contain errors. Refer to official sources for legal decisions.
Key Changes
- Opens comment periods for multiple FERC electric corporate and rate filings
- Lists docket numbers, applicants, filing dates, accession numbers, and comment deadlines
- Covers tariff amendments, interconnection agreements, transmission service agreements, and a corporate authorization request
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested parties that want FERC to consider their position on Gulf Pacific Power, LLC and Vandolah Power Company L.L.C.'s Section 203 corporate authorization application in docket EC26-107-000 must file comments with FERC by the stated comment deadline.
Interested parties that want FERC to consider their position on Green River Solar, LLC's supplemental tariff filing in docket ER25-705-001 must file comments with FERC by the stated comment deadline.
Interested parties that want FERC to consider their position on Tampa Electric Company's amended Emergency Interchange Service Schedules A and B tariff amendment in docket ER26-2342-001 must file comments with FERC by the stated comment deadline.
Interested parties that want FERC to consider their position on Duke Energy Florida, LLC's surplus interconnection service study agreement filing in docket ER26-2717-000 must file comments with FERC by the stated comment deadline.
Interested parties that want FERC to consider their position on Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC's notice of termination for the DEC-DEC EP Agreement RS 710 in docket ER26-2718-000 must file comments with FERC by the stated comment deadline.