Implementation dates for FERC Filers The table below summarizes the due dates for eForms reports, based on the industry forms posted on FERC’s Filing Forms page. Annual Forms Quarterly Forms FERC Form Nos. 1 and 1-F will be due on April 18 of the following year. FERC Form No. 3-Q must be filed within 60 […more]
Attend this one-hour session for a review of the latest DQC Rulesets 9 and 10, plus a conversation with an SEC filer member of the DQC.
Attend this free 50 minute webinar for an in-depth review of how to prepare annual FERC Form 714 in machine-readable (XBRL) format in compliance with new FERC requirements. Learn what to expect from a vendor, questions to ask, processes to put in place internally, and lessons learned from other XBRL programs. CPE credit will be […more]
Attend this 50 minute webinar for an in-depth review of how to prepare annual FERC Form 60 in machine-readable (XBRL) format, in compliance with new FERC requirements. Learn what to expect from a vendor, questions to ask, processes to put in place internally, and lessons learned from other XBRL programs. CPE credit will be available […more]
Attend this 50 minute webinar for an in-depth review of how to prepare XBRL-formatted annual and quarterly FERC Forms 6 and 6-Q, in compliance with new FERC disclosure requirements that start in 2021. Learn what to expect from a vendor, questions to ask, processes to put in place internally, and lessons learned from other XBRL […more]
Attend this 50 minute webinar for an in-depth review of how to prepare XBRL-formatted annual and quarterly FERC Forms 2, 2-A, and 3-Q natural gas, in compliance with new FERC disclosure requirements that start in 2021. Learn what to expect from a vendor, questions to ask, processes to put in place internally, and lessons learned […more]
Attend this 50 minute webinar for an in-depth review of how to prepare XBRL-formatted annual and quarterly FERC Forms 1, and 3-Q for electric utilities, in compliance with new FERC disclosure requirements that start in 2021. Learn what to expect from a vendor, questions to ask, processes to put in place internally, and lessons learned […more]
Attend this 60 minute session to learn how government regulators set the stage for building a successful data model by assessing scope, defining functional requirements, engaging stakeholders early in the process, and considering issues that need to be addressed upfront to make sure that the final standards program meets the needs of reporting entities, regulators, data intermediaries and users.
Regulators and businesses should attend this webinar to learn how the single data model approach makes ensures effective data standards programs that produce machine-readable data that is easy to consume.
Attend this one-hour session for a review of the latest DQC Rulesets 9 and 10, plus a conversation with an SEC filer member of the DQC.
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