Gulf South Pipeline Company, LLC
Public participation
Successful community engagement begins with seeking input, building trust and creating space for collaboration. We treat our neighbors as partners, and we are committed to listening, responding and being transparent about how our projects may affect their lives, land and future.
We communicate directly with landowners, public officials, agencies and other stakeholders through open houses, community notifications and direct contact lines. We also use our Community Engagement Plan to identify local needs and respond to them in line with Environmental Protection Agency and FERC.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) makes all public documents related to a proposed project available through FERC's eLibrary website. These documents include all public correspondence from us, FERC, landowners and stakeholders. Documents are posted soon after being received at FERC.
To perform a search in FERC's eLibrary:
- Visit: https://elibrary.ferc.gov/eLibrary/search
- Choose “General Search”
- Enter the docket number (e.g., CP__-___) assigned to the project in the "Docket Number" field or enter the project name
- Adjust date ranges if needed
For help using the eLibrary:
- FERC Help Line: (202) 502-6652 or toll-free at (866) 208-3676 or for TeleTYpewriter, contact (202) 502-865
- Email: FERConlineSupport@ferc.gov
You can also sign up for eRegister and eSubscription to receive email updates when new documents are posted in a specific docket.
To obtain information about getting involved in the regulatory process or to access guidelines that provide a summary of your rights and the process when dealing with FERC-regulated energy project licensing, please visit FERC's Resources. See also FERC's guide, "An Interstate Natural Gas Facility on My Land? - What Do I Need to Know?". Additional topics of interest and frequently asked questions about the FERC process can be found here.
If you want to learn more about participating in a FERC proceeding or have questions about how to engage, the Office of Public Participation (OPP) is a key resource.
OPP can help you:
- Understand the industries FERC regulates and the limits of FERC jurisdiction
- Find and track proceedings related to your area of concern by docket number
- File a comment, intervene or participate in a FERC matter
- Determine filing deadlines and understand FERC processes
- Find documents filed at FERC and previous FERC decisions
OPP helps people use existing FERC filing systems and document libraries while also exploring ways to make them easier to use. Please reference the contact information below to access the OPP resource.
Contact OPP:
202-502-6595
OPP@ferc.gov
www.ferc.gov/opp