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  • November 17, 2010
    Ordering authorizing Powerex to export electric energy to Canada.
    Office of Electricity
  • November 17, 2010
    Ordering authorizing Powerex to export electric energy to Canada.
    Office of Electricity
  • November 17, 2010
    On Wednesday, November 10th, I spoke with DOE Assistant General Counsel Dan Cohen by telephone. This conversation concerned what process DOE might use for completing the new test method for residential refrigerators in light of concerns raised by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
    Office of the General Counsel
  • November 17, 2010
    On Friday, November 12th, I spoke with DOE General Counsel Scott Blake Harris by telephone. This conversation concerned what process DOE might use for completing the new test method for residential refrigerators in light of concerns raised by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
    Office of the General Counsel
  • November 17, 2010
    On Friday, November 12th, I spoke with DOE General Counsel Scott Blake Harris by telephone. This conversation concerned what process DOE might use for completing the new test method for residential refrigerators in light of concerns raised by the Assoc...
    Office of the General Counsel
  • November 17, 2010
    On Wednesday, November 10th, I spoke with DOE Assistant General Counsel Dan Cohen by telephone. This conversation concerned what process DOE might use for completing the new test method for residential refrigerators in light of concerns raised by the A...
    Office of the General Counsel
  • November 17, 2010
    Dark matter particles continue to hide, but they release energy when they collide: evidence shows that gamma rays from the center of our galaxy may come from dark matter collisions.
    Office of Science
  • November 16, 2010
    This two-part webinar series provided an overview of the BEopt tool, which is designed to identify optimally efficient designs for new and existing homes at the lowest possible cost:
    Buildings
  • November 16, 2010
    On an annual basis, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) identifies what it considers to be the most significant management challenges facing the Department of Energy. This effort is designed to assess the agency's progress in addressing previously identified challenges and to consider emerging issues. The identified challenges represent risks inherent in the Department's wide ranging and complex operations as well as those related to specific management processes. Since its creation in 1977, the Department's priorities have evolved, reflecting current energy and security needs of the Nation. Most recently, the implementation and execution of programs supported by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) have been at the forefront of Departmental operations. Signed into law by the President on February 17, 2009, the Recovery Act provided the Department with $36.7 billion in funding for the acceleration of a number of efforts, including investments in energy efficiency, renewable energy, transportation, carbon capture and storage, and a "smart" electric grid. In addition, Recovery Act funding was to be used to accelerate the cleanup of Cold War legacy nuclear sites and to support Departmental technological and scientific innovation efforts.
    Office of Inspector General
  • November 16, 2010
    Management Challenges at the Department of Energy
    Office of Inspector General