Recent changes
This role tracks 100 sources across GovPing's 2,348 total sources, covering guidance, orders, enforcement actions, rules, FAQs, notices, consultations, and decisions, with 225 changes in the last 7 days.
Recent enforcement actions include the Washington UTC's $1,000 fine against Jeffries Construction for a gas violation, a $7,000 penalty on Sound Drilling, and a $36,000 civil monetary penalty imposed by the NRC on Metro Cardiovascular Diagnostics. The DOE also issued emergency orders to keep two Indiana coal plants operational through June 2026, while Ofgem secured £20 million in redress from National Grid for license failures.
MidAmerican Energy Proposed General Increase Electric Rates P2026-0331
The Illinois Commerce Commission filed MidAmerican Energy Company's proposed general rate increase case P2026-0331 on April 9, 2026. The utility filed tariffs on March 20, 2026 seeking to increase electric rates and revise certain terms and conditions. The case is currently in initial status with an Administrative Law Judge pending action and a suspension end date of August 16, 2026.
Surf ABS Asset Entity LLC Illinois Telecommunications Certificate Application
The Illinois Commerce Commission has received an application from Surf ABS Asset Entity LLC seeking a Certificate of Interexchange Authority to operate as a Facilities Based Carrier of telecommunications services throughout Illinois. The application (Docket P2026-0333) was filed on April 9, 2026, under multiple statutory provisions including 8-406, 13-403 through 13-405, and related sections. The matter is currently pending initial review before an Administrative Law Judge.
Updated REMIT Framework Strengthens Trust in EU Energy Markets
ACER announced the entry into force of updated REMIT secondary legislation on April 29, 2026, comprising a recast Implementing Regulation and a new Delegated Regulation. These amendments update wholesale energy market data reporting obligations for all reporting parties including market participants, organised market places, and registered reporting mechanisms. ACER published accompanying open letters to support compliance with the new framework.
Heat Networks Operators Must Report Data Quarterly, Annually
Ofgem has published guidance requiring heat network operators and suppliers to submit data on both quarterly and annual bases starting Autumn 2026. The regulator will issue a Request for Information to all registered operators before the first reporting window opens, notifying them of their reporting obligations and providing access to the full list of required data points. This data reporting regime is designed to enable ongoing market supervision and protect customer interests.
Heat Networks Operator Guidance: Help and Support from Ofgem
Ofgem published guidance on 9 April 2026 providing heat network operators and suppliers with information on available support, including how to contact Ofgem for general queries, technical issues with the digital registration service, and compliance-related questions. The guidance clarifies what Ofgem can and cannot assist with regarding heat network regulation.
Heat Network Operators Must Register by 26 January 2027
Ofgem published guidance requiring heat network operators and suppliers to register details about their organisation, ownership, financial resilience, and consumer protection arrangements by 26 January 2027. Registration opens April 2026 via Ofgem's digital service 'Comply with heat networks consumer protection regulations'. Operators must create GOV.UK One Login accounts and nominate a regulatory contact.
Heat Network Operators Must Notify Ofgem of Changes to Registration
Ofgem published guidance requiring heat network operators and suppliers to notify the regulator of material changes affecting their registration. Operators must report transfers of responsibility, network removals, fuel or technology changes, and organisational changes. Changes are reported via email to heatnetworkregulations@ofgem.gov.uk. Operators may update certain non-material information directly in the digital service.
Heat Networks Registration Guidance, Deadline 27 January 2027
Ofgem published guidance requiring heat network operators and suppliers to register with the regulator by 27 January 2027. The guidance defines relevant heat networks (district, communal, and self-supply), clarifies operator and supplier roles, and establishes registration requirements for organisations owning or controlling heat network assets or supplying heating, cooling or hot water to consumers.
Heat Network Operators: Post-Registration Obligations and Compliance
Ofgem published guidance for heat network operators and suppliers on their ongoing post-registration obligations, including requirements to notify Ofgem of material changes and submit regular data reports. The guidance applies to all registered heat network operators and suppliers in Great Britain and clarifies obligations under heat network authorisation conditions.
Metro Fibernet LLC CPCN Extension Order 36992 - Idaho
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission granted Metro Fibernet LLC an extension until December 31, 2026, to commence basic local exchange service in Idaho. The company, which received its Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity in August 2025, has not yet begun serving customers. The Commission conditioned the extension on the company's actual provision of service and ordered a compliance filing by the deadline.
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