WECC (Western US reliability)
Three electricity comment windows close this week, two today and one a week from today: NERC's Canadian-specific revisions to EOP-012-3. The nine items that arrived this week are mostly routine docket mail, and every new deadline among them lands in September.
Corrected November 7, 2026. The first version of this edition called the Canadian-specific revisions to EOP-012-3 the only window closing this week, said the calendar went quiet until September 18, and left out other open electricity windows. This version lists them and describes the 26 as tracked items rather than open ones.
The through line: August ends with three deadlines
Two windows close today, and the third, the Canadian-specific revisions, closes next Monday. After that, the calendar goes quiet until September 8, so if the Canadian-specific revisions matter to your footprint, this is the week to write.
Closing this week
The rest of the week's arrivals are routine per-docket business, and Friday was the busy day. On August 21, applications were accepted for filing and put out for comment, intervention, and protest from
Brookfield White Pine LLC for a temporary variance,
Alabama Power Company,
Georgia Power Company for a temporary variance, and
Seefeld Corporation for surrender of an exemption. Earlier in the week, a
notice of authorization for continued project operation for Pacific Gas & Electric Company was published on August 19, and an August 18 notice announced
additional scoping sessions on Pacific Gas and Electric Company's proposed surrender, decommissioning, and non-project use. The scoping sessions are scheduled steps, not comment windows; nothing in that paragraph carries a deadline this week.
What moved
Coming up
Friday, September 18: comments are due on two Commission information collection extensions published August 19,
FERC-725U and
FERC-923, and on the first formal posting of NERC's
2026-02 Computational Loads, open since August 19.
The wide view
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