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March 9, 2004Renewables Portfolio Standards: 13 states have enacted RPS policies, which obligate suppliers to deliver a certain amount of renewable energy. Renewable Energy Funds: 15 states have set-aside funds to financially support renewable energy sources. Green Power Markets: Utility green pricing programs, competitive green power markets, and REC marketers have all emerged. Tax Incentives: Federal production tax credit for wind, investment tax credit for solar and geothermal, and accelerated depreciation, as well as state tax incentives, all help spur development. Economics: Some forms of renewable energy, especially with tax incentives, can compete on cost alone (e.g., wind at ~2-4 cents/kWh).Office of Electricity
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March 9, 2004Renewables Portfolio Standards: 13 states have enacted RPS policies, which obligate suppliers to deliver a certain amount of renewable energy. Renewable Energy Funds: 15 states have set-aside funds to financially support renewable energy sources. Green...Office of Electricity
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March 5, 2004Low Emission Boiler System Proof-of-Concept Project, Construction and Operation of a 91–Megawatt Electric Power Plant, Elkhart, Logan County, IllinoisOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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March 5, 2004Notice regarding 2004 NNSA emergency action to assist the Libyan government reduce inventories of proliferation-sensitive nuclear materials.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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March 4, 2004Statement of Herbert Richardson, Principal Deputy Inspector General U.S. Department of Energy Subject: Physical Security at the Department of Energy's FacilitiesOffice of Inspector General
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March 4, 2004Testify regarding physical security athte Department of Energy's facilities. The Department’s activities range from nuclear nonproliferation, to cutting edge research and development, to weapons programs. The sensitive and critical nature of the Department’s work necessitates that its security operations be robust, and for the last several years, the Office of Inspector General has identified security as one of the most critical management challenges facing the Department. Therefore, our office devotes a significant portion of its resources to reviewing the effectiveness of those operations. Our work has been extensive and across the security spectrum, including physical security, personnel security, cyber security, and the protection of Department assets, such as computers, firearms, and nuclear materials.Office of Inspector General
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March 3, 2004The INEEL CAB provides recommendations regarding the draft RFP for Idaho Cleanup Project and the draft RFP for Idaho National LaboratoryIdaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board
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March 3, 2004Decontamination and Decommissioning of the Juggernaut Reactor at Argonne National Laboratory-East Argonne, IllinoisOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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DocumentMarch 3, 2004Management should have an established work control process in place with authorized, controlled and documented methods that provide a accurate status.Office of Environment, Health, Safety & Security
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DocumentMarch 3, 2004Lines of authority are clearly defined with clear and open communications existing between all departments and all levels.Office of Environment, Health, Safety & Security