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Licensing
The Integrated Licensing Process is intended to streamline the Commission's licensing process by providing a predictable, efficient, and timely licensing process that continues to ensure adequate resource protections. The efficiencies expected to be achieved through the ILP are founded in three fundamental principles:
- Early issue identification and resolution of studies needed to fill information gaps, avoiding studies post-filing;
- Integration of other stakeholder permitting process needs; and
- Established time frames to complete process steps for all stakeholders, including the Commission.
- » ILP Effectiveness Evaluation
- » ILP Tutorial
- » Integrated Licensing Processes: Pre-Application Activity | Post-Filing Activity
Under the ILP, a federal or state agency, or Tribe with mandatory
conditioning authority may request that a study dispute be referred
to a dispute resolution panel. The three-member panel would consist
of FERC staff, the agency or tribal representative referring the
dispute, and a third person from the Panel Members' List below,
selected by the other two panelists.
