Oil & Gas

FERC Just Opened the Door to LNG Deregulation. You Have Three Days to Shape What Comes Next.

FERC is considering blanket authorization for LNG facilities for the first time in 44 years. The comment deadline is January 26, 2026. Here's what operators need to know.

By Meetesh Patel

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Consilium Law advises operators in regulated industries on federal energy and infrastructure permitting. For questions on FERC proceedings or LNG project development, contact the firm.

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