FERCFinal Rule
Delegation of Authority Regarding Electric Reliability Organization's Delegation Agreement and Rules or Rule Changes Filings
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Summary
This FERC rule gives certain officials the power to approve or reject agreements and rule changes submitted by the Electric Reliability Organization, which oversees the stability and safety of the nation's power grid. By delegating this authority, FERC can process these filings more quickly while ensuring the electric system remains reliable.
Key Points
- 1FERC officials can now approve or deny filings from the Electric Reliability Organization without requiring a full commission vote on every submission
- 2This applies to delegation agreements and changes to reliability rules that affect how the power grid operates
- 3The change speeds up the approval process for grid safety measures while maintaining oversight of the electric system
- 4The Electric Reliability Organization manages rules for power generation, transmission, and distribution across North America
- 5This delegation helps FERC respond faster to grid reliability needs while still ensuring public interest protection
Key Dates
Published
September 30, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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