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This environmental assessment's proposed action is the reconductor of the Davis-Mead 230-kV Transmission Line from Western's Davis substation near Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona to its Mead substation near Boulder City, Clark County, Nevada.
This Environmental Assessment evaluates the environmental impacts of a clean coal technology demonstration project that is proposed for cost-shared federal funding by Department of Energy under the Innovative Clean Coal Technology program. The proposed action is the design, construction, and operation of a sulfur dioxide scrubbing system for coal burning cement kilns to be conducted at the Dragon Products Company Cement Plant in Thomaston, Maine.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) prepared an Environmental Assessment (EA) (Attachment A) in response to a proposal to modify the West Hackberry (WH) Raw Water Intake Structure (RWIS) located near Hackberry, Louisiana.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing to demolish Building 3301 at Argonne
National Laboratory (Argonne) in Argonne, Illinois.
National Laboratory (Argonne) in Argonne, Illinois.
This environmental assessment (EA) evaluates the environmental impacts resulting from new or amended energy-efficiency, standards for dishwashers, clothes washers and clothes dryers as mandated by the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 1987.
The Environmental Assessment (EA) analyzes the potential impacts associated with the construction and operation of a proposed cellulosic ethanol plant in Treutlen County, Georgia.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) proposes to provide funds for the construction and start-up of a manure digester at the Port of Tillamook Bay (POTB) Industrial Park, Tillamook County, Oregon. If approved, DOE would provide funding to construct this dairy digester that would produce the following marketable products; 295 kW of electric power from biogas, hot water used to maintain the temperature of the digester, and about 30 cubic yards per year of solids for composting.
Bonneville Power Administration proposes to rebuild the first 17 miles of the Santiam-Chemawa transmission line from Santiam Substation to the line’s connection to
Portland General Electric’s Bethel Substation. BPA would replace the existing single-circuit 230-kilovolt (kV) line with towers that could support two circuits. The existing line supplies both Bethel Substation and BPA’s Chemawa Substation. The new lines would eliminate overloading of the existing line from Santiam Substation to the line’s connection to Bethel Substation by having one new line supply Bethel Substation and the other new line supply Chemawa Substation.
Portland General Electric’s Bethel Substation. BPA would replace the existing single-circuit 230-kilovolt (kV) line with towers that could support two circuits. The existing line supplies both Bethel Substation and BPA’s Chemawa Substation. The new lines would eliminate overloading of the existing line from Santiam Substation to the line’s connection to Bethel Substation by having one new line supply Bethel Substation and the other new line supply Chemawa Substation.
This revision sheet documents the changes to be incorporated into the Nisqually Transmission Line Project Preliminary Environmental Assessment (EA). With the addition of these changes, the Preliminary EA will not be reprinted and will serve as the Final EA.
This programmatic environmental assessment assesses the impacts associated with the U.S. Department of Energy State Energy Conservation Program (SECP). This document identifies and evaluates broad types of projects that can be funded under the SECP and establishes a bounding analysis for those projects relative to their potential impacts to man and the environment.