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Grant Administration at the Oakland Operations Office

The Department of Energy's Advanced Radioisotope Power Systems (ARPS) program maintains the sole national capability to produce radioisotope power systems for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Department of Defense (DOD). The Department's policy is to pay only the cost of maintaining the capability to produce the power systems, and to recover mission-specific development and hardware costs from NASA and DOD. In Fiscal Year (FY) 2001, ARPS program funding included $31.8 million from the Department, $20 million from NASA, and $4.7 million from DOD.

Advanced Radioisotope Power Systems Program

The Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management supports the development and deployment of innovative environmental cleanup technologies. Environmental Management's Office of Science and Technology (OST) manages and directs a national program that provides the scientific foundation, new approaches, and new technologies that are intended to significantly reduce the risk, cost, and schedule for completion of the Department's cleanup mission. OST's policy is to perform peer reviews to evaluate the technical merit and plausibility of new technologies prior to expending Department resources on field tests.

Passive Magnetic Resonance Anomaly Mapping at Environmental Management Sites

Order Authorizing Western Systems Power Pool to export electric energy to Canada

Order Authorizing Western Systems Power Pool to export electric energy to Canada

Issued to Fluor Fernald, Inc., related to Unplanned Radiation Exposures and Quality Improvement Deficiencies at the Fernald Environmental Management Project, EA-2001-06

Bonneville Power Administration, Maiden Wind Farm