National Grid Gas Delivery Companies Seek Intervention in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Proceeding

The National Grid Gas Delivery Companies have filed a motion to intervene in a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceeding, citing substantial interests that may be directly affected by the Commission's actions. As customers of National Grid LNG LLC, these companies believe they will not be adequately represented by any other party and risk being bound by Commission orders without an opportunity to have their views heard and considered. The companies argue that the public interest will be served by granting this motion to intervene.

Key Takeaways:

• The National Grid Gas Delivery Companies have filed a motion to intervene in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceeding RP25-1061-000.
• The companies claim they have substantial interests that may be directly affected by the Commission's actions and will not be adequately represented by any other party.
• The companies argue that they may be bound by Commission orders without an opportunity to have their views heard and considered.
• The motion states that the public interest will be served by granting this motion to intervene.
• The companies are represented by Cullen LLP and have submitted contact information for several representatives.
• The basis for intervening is as customers of National Grid LNG LLC.

Statistics:

• The motion to intervene was filed on August 12, 2025, at 8:30:00 AM.
• The filing party is the National Grid Gas Delivery Companies.
• The document accession number is 20250812-5008.
• The companies argue that they will be adversely affected by Commission orders without an opportunity to participate.

Sources:

• FERC Submission Description: Motion to Intervene of the National Grid Gas Delivery Companies under RP25-1061-000.
• FERC Docket: RP25-1061-000.
• FERC Filing Party/Contacts: gsimmons@cullenllp.com, kmaloney@cullenllp.com, National Grid LNG LLC.
• FERC Basis for Intervening: As customers of National Grid LNG LLC.