April 17, 2008 - E-24: FERC opens inquiry into electric utilities' annual charges News Release | NOI

The Commission receives an annual appropriation from Congress to defray its operating costs and recovers 100 percent of this appropriation through the collection of annual charges and filing fees. These annual charges and filing fees are assessed to recover costs incurred by the Commission in the performance of its regulatory responsibilities.

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2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 Related Files   » Electric Assessment Table for FERC Administrative Charges for FY 2012 » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2011 Related Files   » Electric Assessment Table for FERC Administrative Charges for FY 2011 » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2010 Related Files   » Electric Assessment Table for FERC Administrative Charges FY 2010 » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2009 Related Files   » Electric Assessment Table for FERC Administrative Charges FY 2009 » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2008 Related Files   » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2007 » Electric Assessment Table for FERC Administrative Charges FY 2008 Related Files   » Electric Assessment Table for FY 2007 » Electric Debit/Credit Calculations for FY 2006 » Prior year Credits Crosswalk Table (applied to FY 2007 bill) » March 1, 2007 Pay.gov Enrollment letter | Special Notice   Special Notice: Pay.gov recently informed the Commission of an information security update associated with User IDs. As a result of this change, FERC Annual Charge bill recipients should not self-register with Pay.gov as instructed in step #2 of the March 1, 2007 letter. The information security process now requires Pay.gov to issue a User ID and password to each recipient authorized by the Division of Financial Services. Please note: companies still need to complete step #1 of the March 1, 2007 letter, which addresses the required Contact Information form in Survey Monkey. If bill recipients have already self-registered with pay.gov, they should ignore the user ID that they created since pay.gov will issue a new user ID this summer during the FY 2007 Assessment cycle. x Close Related Files   » Letter to Regulated Entity » Updated Electric Assessment Table for FY 2006 » ACH form (for overpayment refunds)