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Wallula-McNary Transmission Line Project and Wallula Power Project

Transmission System Vegetation Management Program

DOE/EA-1460 FONSI for the In Search of Truth (I’SOT) Canby District Heating Project.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) conducted an Environmental Assessment (EA) of the In Search of Truth (I’SOT) Canby District Heating Project, Modoc County, California, to evaluate potential environmental impacts of project construction and operations for three years. DOE would provide partial funding, through its National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), to I’SOT for the development and field verification of a small-scale, geothermal district heating system. Local district heating projects have the potential for widespread application, but achieving cost effectiveness in small development projects presents a number of challenges. To address these challenges, DOE is supporting the small-scale field verification of innovative geothermal direct-use system concepts to (1) determine and validate the economics, performance, and operational characteristics of local geothermal projects in different regions. and (2) evaluate the ability of such systems to provide distributed heating in order to facilitate their increased application in the xestsm United States.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) needs to restore areas after remedial action. The purpose of this action is to supply raw aggregate material (approximately 1,104,000 bank cubic meters [bcm]) to be used as backfill for restoration projects in the 100-F, 100-H, 100-N, and 100-K Areas of the Hanford Site near Richland, Washington.

Reactivation and Use of Three Former Borrow Sites in the 100-F,100-H, and 100-N Areas, Hanford Site, Richland, Washington

Transmission System Vegetation Management Program

DOE proposes to construct the Molecular Foundry at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The Foundry would be a resource for DOE's participation in the National Nanotechnology Initiative.

Construction and Operation of the Molecular Foundry Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, California