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Presidential Permit authorizing Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc. to construct, operate and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Canada Border.

The Fiscal Year 2006 budget request outlines funding for EERE Programs that will continue to make greater use of abundant, clean domestic renewable renewable energy resources.

Nisqually Transmission Line Relocation Project

Presidential Permit authorizing The Joint Owners of the Highgate Interconnection Facilities to construct, operate, and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Canada Border.

Presidential Permit authorizing The Joint Owners of the Highgate Interconnection Facilities to construct, operate, and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Canada Border.

This presentation provides an overview of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's FY 2005 budget request to Congress.

The Hanford Site is home to five large canyon facilities that were part of the Department's chemical separations process for many years. Four of the five canyon facilities are no longer operational and are awaiting disposition. Because of the nature of work performed in these facilities, they are contaminated with mixed wastes. A common method of dispositioning contaminated facilities is to decontaminate them and either close them in place or demolish them for disposal in a licensed disposal facility. The ultimate disposal method is determined by completing a Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) to identify the advantages and risks for each alternative, selecting a preferred alternative, and issuing a Record of Decision on the selected alternative.
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Department of Energy Efforts to Dispose of Hanford's Chemical Separation Facilities

The Electric Markets Technical Assistance Program provides quick-response analysis and technical assistance on an as-requested basis to state public utility commissions, regional bodies, state legislatures, and governors’ offi ces, as well as analyses of national trends in energy effi ciency and renewable energy and transmission in electricity markets. The Program does not advocate, but instead serves as a clearinghouse for policymakers on what makes effective electricity policy at the regional or state level.

FY 2006 budget justification and supporting documents to reflect the Department of Energy budget requests to Congress