Energy, Power & Commodities
FERC, EPA, DOE/EIA, ACER, EU DG Energy, Ofgem, AEMC, Korea KEPCO, IEA — energy market, emissions, and commodity-policy intelligence for utilities, traders, and infrastructure operators.
US
- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERC opens Section 206 proceeding against ISO New England and sixteen transmission owners over potentially unjust rates Read sample brief →
- Dept. of Energy + Energy Information Administration DOE receives Rio Grande LNG Train 6 application to export 312 Bcf per year to non-FTA nations Read sample brief →
- Commodity Futures Trading Commission CFTC solicits public comment on 24/7 energy futures trading and perpetual contracts referencing physical commodities Read sample brief →
- Environmental Protection Agency EPA reverses 2020 PM2.5 attainment date extension for San Joaquin Valley, triggering mandatory California SIP revision Read sample brief →
- Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration PHMSA proposes updating breakout tank inspection rules to incorporate API Std 653 5th edition and authorize risk-based inspection intervals Read sample brief →
EU
- Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators ACER amends the regional reserve capacity sizing methodology, binding all European TSOs operating under the capacity allocation and congestion management framework Read sample brief →
- Office of Gas and Electricity Markets Live coverage — sample brief coming
- European Commission Directorate-General for Energy European Commission opens TEN-E application window for hydrogen, electrolyser, and CO2 infrastructure PCI and PMI status Read sample brief →
- Dept. for Energy Security and Net Zero UK government activates reformed offshore wind environmental compensation framework effective 21 May 2026 Read sample brief →
- International Energy Agency IEA Breakthrough Agenda Report 2026 identifies persistent gap between clean energy ambition and deployment progress across major economies Read sample brief →
APAC
- Australian Energy Market Commission AEMC finalises three binding gas market rules to address east coast supply reliability during energy transition Read sample brief →
- Agency for Natural Resources and Energy Live coverage — sample brief coming
- Korea Electric Power Corporation KEPCO releases nuclear power plant business disclosure via official investor relations portal Read sample brief →
- Australian Energy Regulator Australian Energy Regulator publishes 2026-27 compliance and enforcement priorities signaling sector-wide supervisory focus areas Read sample brief →
- New Zealand Electricity Authority New Zealand Electricity Authority files formal Code breach complaint against unnamed market participant Read sample brief →
Frequently asked
Is Cresthaven Analytics good for utilities, energy traders, and infrastructure investors?
Yes — covers 15 energy, power, and commodity agencies including FERC, EPA, DOE/EIA, ACER, EU DG Energy, Ofgem, AEMC, Korea KEPCO, IEA. Material orders, rulemakings, capacity-market decisions, emissions rules, and infrastructure approvals arrive as structured briefs within minutes. Designed for utilities, energy trading desks, infrastructure and renewables investors, energy law firms, and pipeline operators.
What energy regulators does Cresthaven Analytics cover?
FERC (US wholesale energy markets), EPA (emissions and environmental rules), DOE/EIA (energy intelligence and policy), ACER (EU energy regulators agency), EU DG Energy, Ofgem (UK), AEMC (Australia), Korea KEPCO, plus international energy bodies like the IEA. Each agency feeds structured briefs covering rate decisions, capacity markets, emissions rules, pipeline approvals, and grid-reliability orders.
What's the cheapest Cresthaven tier for energy regulatory monitoring?
Basic at $149/month covers 3 agencies. A typical US energy setup is FERC + EPA + DOE/EIA. For cross-Atlantic energy trading, ACER + Ofgem + EPA or FERC + ACER + UK Ofgem. Add up to 3 more agencies at $29/month each (max 6 total). For comprehensive cross-regional energy intelligence, Professional at $399/month covers 6 agencies with daily digests.
How is Cresthaven Analytics different from S&P Global Platts or Argus for energy intelligence?
Platts and Argus are price-data and market-intelligence services — daily benchmark prices, market commentary, trader-grade analytics. Cresthaven Analytics covers what regulators do: FERC capacity-market decisions, EPA emissions rules, ACER guidance, DOE policy. The two solve different problems and pair well. Platts and Argus give you market prices; Cresthaven gives you the regulatory developments that move them.
Regulators we track in this sector
Every regulator below has its own coverage page with recent material activity and a worked example of how we structure each brief.
- ACER EU Energy Markets
- Ofgem UK Energy Regulation
- EU DG Energy Policy
- UK DESNZ Energy Policy
- IEA Global Energy Intelligence
- Australia AEMC Energy Markets
- Japan ANRE Energy Policy
- South Korea KEPCO Energy
- Australia AER Energy Regulation
- New Zealand Electricity Authority
- FERC Energy Markets & Grid Regulation
- DOE / EIA Energy Policy & Data
- CFTC Commodity & Energy Derivatives
- EPA Power Plant & Emissions Compliance
- PHMSA Pipeline & Hazardous Materials
Topics in this sector
A sample of the cross-regulator topics we track in this sector. Each topic page follows how material activity develops across every regulator that touches it.
- AI model risk management
- Algorithmic accountability disclosure
- Anti-Money Laundering compliance programs
- Antitrust merger review
- Audit committee requirements
- Beneficial ownership reporting
- Beneficial ownership transparency
- Best execution
- Buy American Act compliance
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- Capacity market participation (FERC Order 2222)
- Clinical trial disclosure
- Compliance training and certification
- Content moderation compliance
- Controlled Unclassified Information handling
- Country-by-country tax reporting
- Critical mineral supply chain compliance
- Cross-border data transfer compliance
- Custody of customer assets
- Cybersecurity incident disclosure
- Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
- Data breach notification
- Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement
- Drug pricing transparency
- Electric grid reliability (NERC CIP)
- ESG and climate disclosure
- Export Administration Regulations compliance
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Foreign direct investment CFIUS review
- Foreign Military Sales restrictions
- Form ADV disclosures
- HIPAA privacy and security
- Insider trading surveillance
- Internal controls over financial reporting
- International Traffic in Arms Regulations compliance
- Investment Adviser Marketing Rule
- Know Your Customer verification
- Medical device cybersecurity
- OFAC compliance
- Pharmaceutical advertising compliance
- Pipeline safety and PHMSA compliance
- Recordkeeping and document retention
- Renewable energy certificate tracking
- Sanctions screening
- Section 230 platform liability
- Software Bill of Materials requirements
- Suspicious activity reporting
- Tariff and customs classification
- Third-party risk management
- Vendor cybersecurity due diligence
- Whistleblower program compliance