Agency Engagement and Outreach Toolkit
The goal of the Agency Engagement and Outreach (AEO) Program is to provide agency field staff throughout the country with educational and informational tools pertaining to natural gas pipeline system projects. The items in this toolkit, which include four infographics and seven narrated videos, have been developed by industry experts to assist in this goal. Environmental Resource Evaluation and Protection Videos These seven short, narrated presentations describe the types of resources project sponsors/applicants are required to evaluate as part of a FERC-regulated project, including the identification of potential impacts and protection measures. Video topics include:
Click Here to Watch Each VideoAgency To-Do List Infographic This infographic provides a summary of responsibilities for agencies as they navigate the FERC environmental review process. Agency To-Do List InfographicFERC E-Learning Modules Overview Infographic FERC developed 13 narrated modules that provide step-by-step descriptions for the FERC environmental review process for natural gas infrastructure projects. This infographic provides information about each of the 13 FERC E-Learning modules, including the topic, duration, and approximate time stamps for the Resource Reports module to facilitate accessing specific resource information. FERC E-Learning Modules InfographicFERC Environmental Review Process Flow Chart Federal agencies, project sponsors/applicants, and FERC all play a part in the review and authorization of FERC-regulated projects. Using the FERC environmental review process as the basis, this flow chart incorporates key actions/responsibilities for federal agencies as well as the project sponsor/applicant. FERC Review Process Flow ChartQuick Reference Guide – Typical Phases and Project Sponsor Activities Infographic This infographic is a quick reference guide that provides a summary of typical project development phases and activities undertaken by sponsors of natural gas infrastructure projects regulated by FERC. Quick Reference Guide |