Oil Pipeline Tariff Monitor (OPTM) and Alert Service
Approximately 170 oil pipelines file interstate tariffs with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Keeping track of these filings can be extremely time consuming, but not tracking them can be costly. Tariff filings show what liquid pipelines are doing: increasing or decreasing rates, adding or dropping services, or changing ownership. Arbo's OPTM summarizes all of these filings and Commission orders into a concise and easy to use biweekly publication.
Who Needs the Oil Pipeline Tariff Monitor?
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Anyone who can benefit from monitoring oil pipeline tariff filings and trends in oil pipeline
regulation:
- Pipelines
- Shippers
- Regulators
- Energy Policy Specialists
- Law Firms
- Consultants and Financial Advisors
What is Included in the Oil Pipeline Tariff Monitor?
- Comprehensive summaries of every tariff filing within the past two weeks
- Updated list of tariff filings going back another 30 days so you can see if any additional action has been taken
- Summaries of protests, complaints, requests for declaratory orders, rate indexing proceedings, and much more
- Summaries of Commission action taken
Features of the Oil Pipeline Tariff Monitor
- Highlights the most important new tariff filings, protests, and Commission actions of the past two weeks
- Includes links to eLibrary, FERC's document retrieval system, so that you will be within one or two clicks of the full text of each filing or issuance
- Organized for easy use
Subscribe now or request a sample issue. E-mail us or call for additional information, at 202-505-5296. Customized Alert Services. Same day notification about a filing or issuance, including a summary.
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