Allegro launches FERC reporting component
Allegro has launched the latest advancement of its Allegro 8 platform, FERC Connect 8.1, which automates the process for extracting, compiling and reporting information required for the natural gas and power markets.
The FERC Connect 8.1 component automates the extraction and compilation of all transactional natural gas and electricity data needed to meet current Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requirements, specifically FERC Form No.552 and FERC Electric Quarterly Report (EQR).
Upon validation of the data generated via FERC Connect 8.1, an automated report is created, which can then be uploaded to FERC in an accurate and timely fashion. Since it is fully integrated with the Allegro 8 platform
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