FERC’s upcoming agenda includes several key items related to pipeline infrastructure, hydroelectric projects, and jurisdictional matters. The proceedings, structured around Certificates, Hydroelectric, and Miscellaneous sections, involve various applications and petitions requiring the Commission’s consideration.

Regarding Certificates, items C-1 through C-3 primarily address natural gas transportation. Texas Connector Pipeline, LLC, is seeking modifications to its existing certificate (CP24-12-000) to streamline construction, address landowner concerns, and refine initial rates. Rover Pipeline LLC’s application (CP25-260-000) requests authorization to build new facilities in Ohio for natural gas transport. Enbridge Offshore Facilities, LLC and Oceanus Pipeline Company, LLC are petitioning for a declaratory order to clarify FERC jurisdiction concerning proposed facilities and operations.

The Hydroelectric section (H-1 and H-2) features applications for preliminary permits. Unique Hydro Partners LLC has submitted an application for a preliminary permit, and Premium Energy Holdings, LLC is seeking a preliminary permit for the Haiwee Pumped Storage Project in California, which would involve assessing the feasibility of a pumped storage power plant.

The Miscellaneous section, currently without listed items, could involve compliance or enforcement actions. It’s important to note that “Order” signifies that the Commission will be taking action on the pending applications or petitions, potentially including approval, denial, or modification. Submission dates provided reflect when the applications were initially filed, with decisions to be made at a subsequent meeting. CP designates Certificate applications, while H-1 identifies a Hydro application.