Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is a government agency headquartered in Washington, District of Columbia. The organization employs 1,510 individuals and generates an annual revenue of $1 billion. FERC is dedicated to assisting consumers in accessing reliable, safe, secure, and cost-effective energy services. They achieve this through a combination of regulatory oversight and market mechanisms, working collaboratively to achieve their goals. Their work focuses on three key areas: ensuring just and reasonable rates, terms, and conditions for energy services; guaranteeing safe, reliable, and secure energy infrastructure that serves the public interest; and providing exceptional organizational support to facilitate their mission. The commission plays a crucial role in the United States energy sector, balancing the needs of consumers with the interests of energy providers. Individuals interested in learning more about FERC's work or submitting inquiries can visit their website at ferc.gov.