Resources

Here are links to information and guides on pipeline construction, vegetation management, hydropower licensing and how to get involved if you are affected by a project or matter before FERC. Learn more about FERC processes and FAQs, and look up the most commonly used acronyms and terms.

Tree Trimming & Vegetation Management Why Tree Trimming is Necessary Clearances between power lines and trees Landowner rights – Rights-of-way Agreements Tree Trimming & Vegetation Management Issues Form   Read More

Need assistance as a landowner affected by a FERC jurisdictional project? For general and procedural concerns such as requests for environmental documents and information on pipeline routes, scoping meetings and how to file comments, landowners may contact the Office of External Affairs: Toll Free: 1-866-208-3372 | Email: customer@ferc.gov Note: Comments sent to customer@ferc.gov are not considered an official filing before the Commission or made part of the record. To file an official comment on a proceeding before the Commission, please follow our Rules of Practice at 18 CFR 385 . You may also file comments related to a FERC project using eComment or eFiling. x Close . To receive assistance with disputes involving the construction and operation of FERC jurisdictional projects, landowners may contact the Commission’s Landowner Helpline: Toll Free 1-877-337-2237 | Email: LandownerHelp@ferc.gov

Projects Near You
The search functions on the following projects page enable you to learn about energy developments in your area of the country. Basic information on what company or companies are involved, as well as the overall scope of the project is provided.

The docket number associated with each of the following listings will enable you to go to FERC's electronic library, eLibrary, and gather more specific details and dates about the project. Read More.

Getting Involved
If you think you might be affected by a proposed natural gas or hydroelectric project regulated by the Commission, you have certain rights. Read More

Guides
Guides provide a summary of your rights and the process when dealing with FERC proposed electric transmission, natural gas pipelines, LNG terminals and hydropower licensing. Read More

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FERC Processes
High level schematics of some of the common Commission processes.

FAQs
Most common Frequently Asked Questions about a variety of issues and processes at the Commission.

RSS Access
FERC's most important news, decisions and events using this new technology.

Acronyms
Most commonly used acronyms at the Commission

Glossary
Brief definitions of certain terms used at the Commission.

Public Reference Room
Provides a place for members of the public to view official Commission documents. The Public Reference Room, along with eLibrary, is the Commission's primary channels for disseminating information.