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FERC approves consent agenda including Markets Plus and certificate for gas storage; Chang notes nonparticipation on one item
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Summary
FERC took a roll‑call vote on a multi‑item consent agenda at its January 2025 open meeting, approving electric items E1–E11 (with E1 noted for separate concurrences), gas item G1, hydro items H1–H2 and certificate item C1; Commissioner Chang did not participate in E2.
At its January 2025 open meeting, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted to approve the day’s consent agenda, which included electric items E1–E11, gas item G1, hydro items H1–H2 and certificate item C1.
Chairman Phillips announced the consent agenda and noted that Commissioners Christie and Rosner would file a joint separate statement on E1, while Commissioner Chang would file her own separate statement. Madam Secretary noted that Commissioner Chang would not participate in E2.
Roll‑call vote: Commissioner Chang (noting nonparticipation in E2) recorded a yes on items she participated in; Commissioner C. voted yes; Commissioner Rosner voted aye; Commissioner Christie voted aye; and Chairman Phillips voted aye. The items on the consent agenda were therefore approved.
Key items on the consent agenda (as announced by the secretary): Electric items E1–E11 (E1 accepted subject to conditions; Commissioners Christie and Rosner filed a joint concurrence; Commissioner Chang filed a separate concurrence), Gas item G1, Hydro items H1–H2, Certificate item C1 (approved; described by Commissioner Rosner as authorizing additional natural gas storage infrastructure in Maryland and Delaware to support winter peaking supplies).
The Commission adjourned after announcements and staff awards.
