@FERC

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is an essential agency in the United States that oversees the nation’s energy markets, ensuring reliable and efficient energy services. FERC regulates the transmission and wholesale sale of electric energy, natural gas, and oil, contributing to energy reliability and market transparency. The Commission plays a pivotal role in grid management, market assessments, and compliance enforcement.

FERC's diverse offerings include comprehensive oversight of various energy sectors, including hydropower, natural gas pipelines, and oil transmission. The agency also provides valuable resources like staff reports, market analysis, and educational materials to support public participation in regulatory proceedings. FERC's Office of Public Participation is dedicated to fostering community engagement and ensuring voices are heard in energy policy discussions.

Through rigorous enforcement measures, FERC addresses market manipulation and sets regulations to maintain fairness and accountability in the energy market. With its extensive services and commitment to public service, FERC is a cornerstone of energy governance in the U.S.