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May 15, 2008 - Item E-1, E-2, E-3, E-4, E-5 & E-6: FERC accepts first set of fillings on Order No. 890 transmission planning compliance News Release | Chairman's Statement | Decision E-1 PDF | Decision E-4 PDF | Decision E-6 PDF | Commissioners Statements: Spitzer's and Wellinghoff's

May 15, 2008 - Item M-1, M-2, M-3 & M-4: FERC acts to strengthen enforcement program News Release | Chairman's Statement | Policy Statement PDF | Decision M-2 PDF | NOPR PDF | Order No. 711 PDF | Commissioners Statements: Spitzer's and Wellinghoff's

May 15, 2008 - Item A-3: FERC staff presents the Summer Energy Market Assessment 2008 PDF

May 15, 2008 - Item G-1: FERC orders hearings for Energy Transfer Partners and Oasis Pipeline News Release | Decision PDF

May 1, 2008 - Commission testified before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee regarding the adequacy of state and federal regulatory structures for governing electric utility holding companies Event Details | Chairman's Testimony PDF | Commissioner's Testimony: Kelly's PDF, Moeller's PDF, Spitzer's PDF, and Wellinghoff's PDF

April 30, 2008 - FERC staff issues the 2008 spring edition of FERC ADR News PDF

April 28, 2008 - Chairman appoints Michael J. Cianci, Jr. as new Administrative Law Judge Read More

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    FERC Reports Loss of Former Employee Personal Information  
A binder containing the Personally Identifiable Information of former employees who had left government service between October 1983 and August 2007 has been lost. The likelihood of this information being compromised is low. FERC has taken all possible steps to fully protect and inform all affected employees.

If you think you may have been involved, contact FERC at:
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Email: personalinformation@ferc.gov
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  Hydrokinetic Energy Technology
Commission announces pilot project licensing process for new hydropower technologies Read More | White Paper PDF
  Enforcement
  Electric Reliability
"Mandatory and enforceable reliability standards and a strong reliability regime are critical elements of the Commission's new regulatory authority over the reliability of the nation's bulk power system, which Congress enacted in the Energy Policy Act of 2005" Chairman Joseph T. Kelliher, September 20, 2007. Visit our Electric Reliability Section
  Transmission Line Siting
Congress gave FERC authority to backstop states in siting transmission lines used for interstate commerce in corridors designated by the Department of Energy as being "in the National Interest". States retain primary jurisdiction for siting transmission, even in these corridors. FERC becomes involved in transmission siting only in certain situations where states do not or cannot site the facilities. Visit our Transmission Line Siting Section

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