FERC Elk Creek Case, Initial Rate Rejection

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Jul 11, 2019 | Energy News, FERC Highlights, Publications

Click here to be redirected for more information about FERC Elk Creek Case. This article deals with the showing that must be made to justify the rates charged long-term contracts that support new oil pipeline construction. Further it deals with whether shipper...

Transwestern Case-Capacity Release Order

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Apr 25, 2019 | Energy News, FERC Highlights, Publications

Click here to be redirected for complete information. This recent order should be of interest to companies that release firm interstate pipeline capacity and purchase firm capacity from releasing shippers, as well as interstate pipeline companies that provide...

FERC Enforcement’s Refusal to Prosecute Capacity Market Arbitrage Provides Important Compliance Lessons

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 29, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights

Bob Fallon, Engleman Fallon, PLLC, 202 464-1331, rfallon@www.efenergylaw.com The most interesting part of FERC Enforcement’s annual report is not what Enforcement did in the prior year but what they did not do – what they decided not to prosecute.   In its annual...

FERC Rejects Complaint Against the California Independent System Operator Corporation

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 19, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights

FERC Chairman Chatterjee Criticizes Colleagues for Changing Settled Expectations and ISO-NE for Filing to Change Prices

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 17, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights, Publications

Recently appointed FERC Chairman Neil Chatterjee issued his first dissent since being appointed Chairman.  See ISO-New England Inc, Docket No. ER18-1170, 2-1 vote (Commissioners LaFleur, Glick in the majority, Chairman Chatterjee in dissent, with Commissioner McIntyre...