FERC November 2025 Agenda Highlights The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) November 2025 meeting agenda highlights a continued focus on critical energy infrastructure projects, with environmental considerations playing a significant role in the review process. Several Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCNs) for pipeline expansions and modifications, as well as authorization requests for liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities, are under review. Additionally, FERC is scrutinizing environmental data submissions to ensure responsible energy development, with several proceedings being addressed proactively in response to emerging issues within the energy landscape.

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Nova Scotia Seeks New Power Plant to Balance Renewable Energy Mix The Independent Energy System Operator of Nova Scotia has issued a call for proposals for a new power plant capable of generating hundreds of megawatts of energy using natural gas and oil, aiming to provide on-demand power to balance intermittent renewable sources like wind and solar as they become increasingly integrated into the province's energy mix. The project is in line with Premier Tim Houston's efforts to revitalize offshore petroleum extraction, which is seen as a way to diversify Nova Scotia's energy supply and reduce its reliance on imported natural gas, although opposition leaders have raised concerns about the feasibility of these plans.

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