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Removal of C-Site Motor Generator EquipmentCX(s) Applied: B1.16, B1.23Date: 02/04/2010Location(s): New JerseyOffice(s): Princeton Site Office, Science

The Department of Energy (Department), under a 1992 Notice of Noncompliance Consent Order, is required to cease use of the radioactive liquid waste tank farm at the Idaho Nuclear Technology and Engineering Center (INTEC) by December 31, 2012. Approximately 900,000 gallons of liquid wasted remain in the INTEC tank farm. Besides being radioactive, this mixed waste has a high sodium content from decontamination activities and as such is also regulated by the State of Idaho under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Accordingly, this waste is commonly referred to as "sodium-bearing waste." A 1995 Settlement Agreement with the State of Idaho requires the Department to treate this waste by the end of 2012 which would also enable the Department to close the tank farm in support of the 1992 Consent Order.

Processing of Sodium-Bearing Waste at the Idaho National Laboratory

Subject: Department of Energy's FY 2011 Budget Request By: Secretary Steven Chu

Questions and answers for the Smart Grid Investment Grant Program on the relationship between the Davis-Bacon Act and Buy American requirements with respect to recipients of grants under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Questions and answers for the Smart Grid Investment Grant Program on commercially valuable smart grid data, presenting an approach for ensuring the confidentiality of information that contains confidential and/or propriety information that recipients of Smart Grid Investment Grant awards under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are required to submit in carrying out their Metrics and Benefits Reporting Plan obligations

In the matter of AeroSys, Inc, (central air conditioners, central air conditioner heating pumps), DOE Case Number 2010-CE-01/0201, Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty. DOE has found AeroSys in violation of EPCA, and issues this proposed civil penalty for $1,226,480 with a maximum possible assessment of $110/product per day prior to Jan. 13, 2010, and $200/product per day after Jan. 13, 2010. Within 30 days, AeroSys must agree to receive an order assessing the penalty from the DOE and pay it within 60 days, or it must elect to have the matter referred to an administrative law judge. At any time, AeroSys may also seek a compromise agreement with the DOE.

Clean Energy Advocate ProjectCX(s) Applied: A9Date: 02/03/2010Location(s): Santa Rosa, CaliforniaOffice(s): Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Golden Field Office