The RSS Feed links listed below are "feeds" that website publishers use to syndicate a summary of the latest FERC news. What's New Feed - The most important headlines, decisions, Sunshine Notice and other events at FERC. Market Oversight Feed - Reviews and updates of Energy Market activity Technical Conferences - Initial Notice of Technical Conferences being hosted by FERC. eTariff - Updates to all information and an electronic testing to aid in the development of software by vendors. EQR - Updates to all information and an electronic testing to aid in the development of software by vendors for the Electric Quarterly Reports. eForms Refresh - Updates to all information on the Forms Refresh project.

What is RSS?
Rich Site Summary (RSS) or Really Simple Syndication is a technology used to distribute a website's content to users in real time. Currently, FERC uses RSS to share its most important web content with other websites.

Benefits of RSS

• It's an easy way to gather a wide variety of content in one place on your computer;
• Information is delivered to your news aggregator or feed reader, freeing you from having to visit a website multiple times a day to find content;
• View headlines and summaries before linking to the full article; and
• Many RSS readers will alert you when new content is delivered.

How do I subscribe to FERC's RSS news feed?
If you have never used RSS, you'll need a news aggregator, RSS feed reader, or Microsoft Outlook 2010 (a lot of email applications now have the ability to incorporate RSS feeds) to be able to subscribe to FERC's news feeds. To subscribe to our news feed, select one and follow their directions.

If you already have a RSS feed reader, just copy one of our RSS news feed code from above into your application.

Is FERC's RSS feed different from eSubscription?
Yes it is. Our RSS feed will only give you the most important content of our website that falls under "What's New at FERC" or "Market Oversight”. In addition, you are not required to provide an email address or other personal information to benefit from news feeds. eSubscription is ideal for tracking all correspondence for specific dockets and projects pending at FERC. eSubscription does require that users electronically register with a valid email address.