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Filing Using eTariff (Including TOFCs)

Order No. 714 PDF, requires all filings that contain rate changes and tariffs to be submitted through the eTariff system. Additionally, a NGPA section 311 pipeline or an NGA Hinshaw pipeline can meet its five-year review requirement by filing a State Rate Certification, that is, certifying that its state-approved rates are unchanged and thus continue to meet the requirements of § 284.123(b)(1). These State Rate Certifications must be submitted through the eTariff system. (See Atmos Pipeline – Texas, 156 FERC ¶ 61,094 PDF)(2016). Similarly, an NGA Hinshaw pipeline filing a cost and throughput study must do so through the eTariff system. (See Narragansett Electric Company, 155 FERC ¶ 61,159 PDF)(2016).

This section will act as a guide on how to make an eTariff filing.

When to Make a Tariff Filing

  • NGA Hinshaw Pipelines must receive a blanket certificate authority prior to commencing service. § 284.224(g) External Proposed rates and the tariff (SOC) must accompany the 284.224 External blanket certificate application.

  • NGPA § section 311 NGPA pipelines § 284.123(e) External and NGA Hinshaw Pipelines § 284.227(d) External must file within 30 days of commencement of new service or change of operations, rates, or rate election.

  • In addition, pipelines must make tariff (SOC) filings as required by any Commission Order or Commission approved settlement.

Tariff Filing Preparation