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FERC has granted a deadline extension for natural gas and electric companies, and oil pipelines to file their first two quarterly financial reports in compliance with a new final rule (Order 646), which was issued earlier this year.

FERC has granted Greenbrier Pipeline Co. LLC’s request for a two-year extension to build and put into operation its proposed 279-mile pipeline that would serve local distributors and power generators in the Mid-Atlantic region.

FERC has granted Greenbrier Pipeline Co. LLC’s request for a two-year extension to build and put into operation its proposed 279-mile pipeline that would serve local distributors and power generators in the Mid-Atlantic region.

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, last Wednesday granted an emergency administrative stay of a lower court’s injunction that had forced the Department of Interior to unplug most of its computer systems from the Internet in mid-March.

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, on Wednesday granted an emergency administrative stay of a lower court’s injunction that had forced the Department of Interior to unplug most of its computer system from the Internet in mid-March.

FERC has granted Kern River Gas Transmission a one-year extension of the start-up date for a small lateral that has been completed but is waiting on its customer — a planned Duke Energy North America LLP power generation plant in Nevada.

FERC has granted Kern River Gas Transmission a one-year extension of the start-up date for a small lateral that has been completed but is waiting on its customer — a planned Duke Energy North America LLP power generation plant in Nevada.

FERC issued an order Monday vacating certificate authority previously granted to NE Hub Partners in 1998 for a 6 Bcf high deliverability storage project in Pennsylvania (see Daily GPI, April 16, 1998). In April, NE Hub, which is now owned by Dominion Resources, requested that its certificate be vacated because the storage project is uneconomic and has no customers.

FERC issued an order Monday vacating certificate authority previously granted to NE Hub Partners in 1998 for a 6 Bcf high deliverability storage project in Pennsylvania (see Daily GPI, April 16, 1998). In April, NE Hub, which is now owned by Dominion Resources, requested that its certificate be vacated because the storage project is uneconomic and has no customers.