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INGAA respectfully requests that the Commission grant this motion to extend the deadline for filing… Read More

INGAA offers these comments in response to FERC’s Request For Comments (“Request”), issued December 2, 2004, in… Read More

The importance of sufficient pipeline infrastructure has been recognized frequently by the… Read More

INGAA suggests that there may be good cause for an audited company to move off of the shortened procedure track to trial-type procedures. INGAA requests that the… Read More

As a matter of law, companies that perform only a gathering function, whether they are independent or affiliated with an… Read More

The Commission must apply its expertise and exercise discretion in applying securities and commodities… Read More

INGAA requests that the Commission determine that INGAA’s letter does not constitute a prohibited off-the-record-communication… Read More

Studies by the INGAA Foundation as well as the National… Read More

Pursuant to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking issued September 21, 2006, the Interstate… Read More

Pursuant to Rule 713(c)(1) and (2), the following is a specification of rehearing errors, along with the issues and law on which INGAA relies in this rehearing request: A. Noise Measurement. Whether the… Read More

September 7, 2004, the Court granted the joint motion of Petitioners American… Read More

Last November the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) and the… Read More

Without storage data from the non-jurisdictional intrastate, LDC, and independent storage operators, which control almost one half the national inventory, there would be a substantial defect in the data base. In addition, daily storage data, unlike longer-term data, is vulnerable to significant and unrepresentative day-to-day fluctuations. Therefore, from the… Read More

Pursuant to Rule 207(a)(5) of the Federal… Read More

In general, the comments submitted confirm INGAA’s view that the CIG/Granite State policy is based on an unsupported presumption that shippers with discounted firm primary capacity are similarly situated with any… Read More

INGAA and NGSA petitioned the Commission in November 2005 to expand its blanket certificate… Read More

In response to the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in Williston… Read More

Louisiana’s attempt to circumvent the remedial obligation imposed by the due process clause presents a significant question that warrants review by this court: The decision conflicts with decisions of this court and other state appellate courts on a recurring question of substan-tial importance – the contours of the… Read More

Pursuant to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking issued by the Federal… Read More

INGAA supports the Commission’s basic proposal to permit electronic filing of reports under §§ 260.9… Read More