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DocumentSeptember 30, 2010Subcontract Auditing at Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryOffice of Inspector General
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September 30, 2010Office of Legacy Management
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September 30, 2010FOIA ANNUAL REPORT Department of Energy FOR 10/01/2009 THROUGH 09/30/2010 DOE_2010_Annual_FOIA_Reportv1.pdfOffice of Management
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September 30, 2010FOIA ANNUAL REPORT Department of Energy FOR 10/01/2009 THROUGH 09/30/2010 DOE_2010_Annual_FOIA_Reportv1.pdfOffice of Management
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September 30, 2010FONSI for a landfill gas collection and pipeline system to recover waste energy (methane) at the Wellford Landfill in Spartanburg County, SC.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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September 30, 2010The Department of Energy has provided a grant to Spartanburg County and would authorize the County to continue to expend Federal funding to design, permit, and construct a landfill gas project to capture methane from the Wellford Landfill and use that gas to generate power for local industries.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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September 30, 2010Draft Basis for Section 3116 Determination for Closure of F Tank Farm at SRSSavannah River Site
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September 29, 2010Notice of Record of Decision for the Western Area Power Administration South Dakota PrairieWinds Project.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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DocumentSeptember 29, 2010South Dakota PrairieWinds ProjectOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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DocumentSeptember 29, 2010The Department of Energy's (Department) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) provides grants to states, territories and the District of Columbia (states) to support their energy priorities through the State Energy Program (SEP). Traditionally, SEP received $40 to $50 million in annual appropriations. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) expanded the SEP by authorizing an additional $3.1 billion to states using the existing distribution formula. EERE awarded the grants after reviewing state plans summarizing activities for achieving SEP Recovery Act objectives, including preserving/creating jobs; saving energy; increasing renewable energy sources; and, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. States are encouraged to use these funds not only to support current energy projects but also to aid sustainable programs that will provide lasting benefits. EERE program guidance emphasizes that states are responsible for administering the SEP within each state, and requires each state to implement sound internal controls over the use of Recovery Act funds.Office of Inspector General