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Elertricity Advisory Committee (EAC) Keeping the Lights on in a New World: The purpose of the report is to address current trends with respect to construction of generation and transmission; use of demand-side resources and increased efficiency; and plans for meeting future electricity needs that will result in reliable supplies of electricity, at reasonable cost and with due regard for the environment. The report focuses on specific actions the U.S. Department of Energy can take to meet these challenges.

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I hereby submit my individual comments regarding the proposed rules. My comments center on the two proposals:to raise duplication fees per page for ordinary paper to paper photocopies from five cents to twenty cents, an increase of 200 percent (and a 100 percent increase for microfilm to paper duplication); and To eliminate a procedural safeguard to ensure the release of information in the public interest even if it is technically exempt. DUPLICATION FEES The sole justification for this proposal is that some other agencies charge twenty cents per page. The decision to raise fees in this way is arbitrary and capricious, and is founded on erroneous and highly misleading assumptions. If one uses the cost that DOE pays for photoduplication equipment and supplies, the cost to DOE of photocopies is substantially less than 20 cents per page, even with the cost of the time for an employee to make the copies. pdf FOIAComments.pdf

This is a request by FORD MOTOR COMPANY for a DOE waiver of domestic and foreign patent rights under agreement DE-FC36-09GO19002

October-December 2008 Program Update newsletter

Information Technology Management Letter on the Audit of the Department of Energy's Consolidated Balance Sheet for Fiscal Year 2008