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The NIAC convened the Physical/Cyber Convergence Working Group (CWG), in October 2005, to investigate the ongoing convergence of physical and cyber technologies for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and process control systems and thei...

Focuses on detailed performance information including performance targets associated with the Department’s budget activities

October-December 2006 Program Update newsletter

Guidance on the Department of Energy Subcontracting Program

Memorandum, Implementation of Department of Energy Manual 450.401, "Integrated Safety Management System Manual". January 4, 2007.

The Department of Energy is responsible for the operation of the Advanced Photon Source, a light source user facility at the Argonne National Laboratory. The facility was, until recently, operated for the Department by the University of Chicago. It is currently operated by UChicago Argonne, LLC. Using x-ray beams from the Advanced Photon Source, scientists conduct leading-edge research in areas such as material science, biology, physics and chemistry. The Advanced Photon Source was completed in 1995 at a cost of $467 million, and it was constructed to operate at an optimal capacity of 70 beam lines. Each beam line provides high intensity x-rays for research in almost all scientific disciplines for government, academia and the private sector. The annual operating budget of the facility is about $90 million, and the Department's Argonne Site Office administers the contract for Laboratory operations.

Recovery of Costs for the Proprietary Use of the Advanced Photon Source

Docket No. EO-05-01. Order No. 202-07-02: Re: Nov. 2006 Special Environmental Analysis (SEA) by Dept. of Energy Objections: My first objection to the SEA is DOE’s extending the radius of the PM 2.5 and SO2 receptor grid to 36 miles*, thereby also extending the health effects to 240,581 people within the larger geographic area. By doing so, the 4000 people living very close to the plant and impacted by the highest PM 2.5 pollutants are not the focus, yet they are the most seriously affected by PM 2.5 particles.

Docket No. EO-05-01. Order No. 202-07-02: Potomac Electric Power Company (“Pepco”) has reviewed the Special Environmental Analysis (“SEA”) referenced above, dated November, 2006, and is providing the following brief comments for your consideration as the Department of Energy (“DOE”) continues to evaluate the operating status of the Potomac River Generating Station (“the Plant”).