BREAKER BRIEF
WEEK OF OCTOBER 5 TO OCTOBER 11, 2026 | BREAKERBRIEF.COM
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One electricity comment or ballot window closes this week, and it closes today: the final ballot on NERC's 2025-01 Canadian-Specific Revisions to EOP-012-3. Later in October, six comment deadlines arrive on FERC information collections and one on NERC's Standards Processes Manual revisions, and three new notices opened comment windows of their own.
Corrected November 7, 2026. The first version of this edition said nothing closed this week and counted two comment deadlines later in October. It also left out other open electricity windows. This version lists them and describes the 31 as tracked items rather than open ones.
Closing this week
October 5 (today): The final ballot on NERC's 2025-01 Canadian-Specific Revisions to EOP-012-3 closes.
Coming up
October 15: Comments are due on three FERC information collection extensions, FERC-556, FERC-912, and FERC-561.
October 16: Comments are due on FERC's information collection extension for FERC-555.
October 19: Comments are due on FERC's information collection extension for FERC-521.
October 26: Comments are due on NERC's Standards Processes Manual revisions, part of the Modernization of Standard Processes and Procedures implementation, and on FERC's information collection for FERC-725S.
New this week
Three notices arrived, each soliciting comments. French Broad Electric Membership Corporation's notice of application for surrender of exemption, accepted for filing was published on 2026-09-29. The City of Columbus, Ohio's notice of application for surrender of exemption, accepted for filing was published on 2026-10-01. RamaFlux Sierra PSH, LLC's notice of preliminary permit application, accepted for filing was published on 2026-10-02.
The wide view
Thirty-one items sit on the tracked list for this edition. Among them are WECC-0160, WECC IBR Modeling and EMT Screening Criteria and WECC-0157, the update to the WECC Regional Variance for PRC-006-5 Automatic Underfrequency Load Shedding.
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