Department Of Energy (Doe) Office Of Science Basic Energy Sciences (Bes)
.DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE)OFFICE OF SCIENCE (SC)BASIC ENERGY SCIENCES (BES)CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS SCIENCES TO ADVANCE CLEANENERGY TECHNOLOGIES AND LOW-CARBONMANUFACTURINGFUNDING OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT (FOA) NUMBER:DE-FOA-0002676FOA TYPE: AMENDMENT 000001CFDA NUMBER: 81.049AMENDMENT 00001 IS ISSUED TO CLARIFY THE REQUIREMENTS/CONTENTSON PAGE 4FOA Issue Date:Submission Deadline for Pre-Applications:Pre-Application Response Date:Submission Deadline for Applications:Febuary 16, 2022March 16, 2022, at 5:00 PM EasternA Pre-Application is requiredApril 13, 2022May 17, 2022, at 11:59 PM Eastern
Table of ContentsSECTION I – FUNDING OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION.1SECTION II – AWARD INFORMATION .10A. TYPE OF AWARD INSTRUMENT.10B. ESTIMATED FUNDING .10C. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM AWARD SIZE .10D. EXPECTED NUMBER OF AWARDS.11E. ANTICIPATED AWARD SIZE .11F. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE .11G. TYPE OF APPLICATION .11SECTION III – ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION .12A. ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS .12B. COST SHARING .13C. ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS .13D. LIMITATIONS ON SUBMISSIONS.13SECTION IV – APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION .15A. ADDRESS TO REQUEST APPLICATION PACKAGE .15B. LETTER OF INTENT (LOI) AND PRE-APPLICATION .15C. GRANTS.GOV APPLICATION SUBMISSION AND RECEIPT PROCEDURES .17D. CONTENT AND APPLICATION FORMS .17E. SUBMISSIONS FROM SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS .27F. SUBMISSION DATES AND TIMES .27SECTION V - APPLICATION REVIEW INFORMATION.29A. CRITERIA .29B. REVIEW AND SELECTION PROCESS .30C. ANTICIPATED NOTICE OF SELECTION AND AWARD DATES .32SECTION VI – AWARD ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION .33A. AWARD NOTICES.33B. ADMINISTRATIVE AND NATIONAL POLICY REQUIREMENTS .33C. REPORTING .34D. REPORTING OF MATTERS RELATED TO RECIPIENT INTEGRITY ANDPERFORMANCE (DECEMBER 2015) .34E. INTERIM CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE .35
SECTION VII - QUESTIONS/AGENCY CONTACTS.36A. QUESTIONS .36B. AGENCY CONTACTS .36SECTION VIII – SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL .37A. HOW-TO GUIDES .37B. POLICY PROVISIONS .60C. ADMINISTRATIVE AND NATIONAL POLICY REQUIREMENTS .61D. REFERENCE MATERIAL .70
UPDATES AND REMINDERSRECOMMENDATIONThe Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science (SC) encourages you to register in allsystems as soon as possible. You are also encouraged to submit letters of intent (LOIs), preapplications, and applications well before the deadline.INFORMATIONAL WEBINARBES plans to hold an informational webinar about this FOA. Details about timing andregistration will be posted at .CURRENT AND PENDING SUPPORT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHESThe instructions for the content of current and pending support and biographical sketches(biosketches) have changed. Please read the instructions carefully and follow them.REPORTING AND ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTSDOE is implementing enhanced reporting requirements for applications and awards. Reportingand administrative requirements, including but not limited to those pertaining to other sources ofsupport and potential conflicts of interest or commitment, are subject to change before theFederal award date. The terms and conditions of award will specify changed requirements:Applicants have the right to reject any proposed awards. Terms and conditions may be modifiedat the time of an award modification: Recipients have the right to reject such modifications andallow an award to expire.UNIQUE ENTITY IDENTIFIER (UEI)The Federal Government is transitioning from the Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS),assigned by Dun and Bradstreet at https://fedgov.dnb.com/ to the UEI, assigned by the Systemfor Award Management at https://www.sam.gov. Information systems including SAM.gov,Grants.gov and PAMS (https://pamspublic.science.energy.gov) are being updated: Please followthe on-screen instructions or contact each system’s Help Desk for additional information.Detailed information about the transition is available at unique-entity-identifier-update.ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF FEDERAL SUPPORTSC guidance about how its support should be acknowledged is published cknowledgements/.PUBLIC ACCESSi
Awards made under this FOA are subject to DOE’s Public Access ccess-plan). Full-text version of scientificpublications must be made publicly accessible at no charge to readers.SC STATEMENT OF COMMITMENTThe DOE SC is fully and unconditionally committed to fostering safe, diverse, equitable, andinclusive work, research, and funding environments that value mutual respect and personalintegrity. Discrimination and harassment undermine SC’s ability to achieve its mission byreducing productivity, discouraging, or inhibiting talent retention and career advancement, andweakening the integrity of the SC enterprise overall. SC does not tolerate discrimination orharassment of any kind, including sexual or non-sexual harassment, bullying, intimidation,violence, threats of violence, retaliation, or other disruptive behavior in the federal workplace,including DOE field site offices, or at national laboratories, scientific user facilities, academicinstitutions, other institutions receiving SC funding, or other locations where activities funded bySC are carried out. All applicants and collaborators should familiarize themselves with the SCStatement of Commitment available at nt-of-Commitment.UPDATING YOUR PAMS PROFILEAll applicants are encouraged to update their profiles in the PAMS website athttps://pamspublic.science.energy.gov regularly, at least annually, to ensure SC has your most upto date information. The PAMS profile now requires that individuals provide responses to thedemographic related fields. SC strongly encourages applicants and awardees, including PrincipalInvestigators (PIs), Co-PIs, and other Key Personnel, to provide their demographic information.By providing your demographic information, you are assisting with SC’s continued commitmentto advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in its business practices. Alternatively, forinformation you wish not to disclose, please select, “Do not wish to provide.” Your individualdemographic information will not be shared with peer reviewers and the information in yourPAMS profile is protected by the requirements established in the Federal Privacy Act of 1974.Aggregate, anonymized demographic information may be shared with confidential reviewcommittees who are charged to evaluate the quality and efficacy of SC’s business practices. Forexample, summary statistics of all applicants to or awardees selected from a particular SC FOAmay be reviewed by a Committee of Visitors.PDF GENERATIONThe research narrative in an application must be one single machine-readable PDF file thatcontains the DOE Title Page, project narrative, all required appendices, and other attachments.This single PDF file may not be scanned from a printed document and must be attached in Field8 on the Grants.gov form. This must be a plain PDF file consisting of text, numbers, and imageswithout editable fields, signatures, passwords, redactions, or other advanced features available insome PDF-compatible software. Do not use PDF portfolios or binders. The research narrativewill be read by SC staff using the full version of Adobe Acrobat: Please ensure that the narrativeis readable in Acrobat. If combining multiple files into one research narrative, ensure that a PDFii
portfolio or binder is not created. If creating PDF files using any software other than AdobeAcrobat, please use a “Print to PDF” or equivalent process to ensure that all content is visible inthe research narrative. Once a research narrative has been assembled, please submit thecombined research narrative file through a “Print to PDF” or equivalent process to ensure that allcontent is visible in one PDF file that can be viewed in Adobe Acrobat.iii
Checklist for Avoiding Common Errors:ItemPage LimitsIssueStrictly followed throughout application,including particular attention to:- Research Narrative- Appendices to Narrative- Biographical sketches- Data Management Plan(s) (DMPs)None present in the applicationComposed of one PDF file including allappendicesName(s) of applicant, PI(s), PI’s institutionalaffiliation(s), Co-Investigator(s), CoInvestigator’s institutional affiliation(s)Follow instructions closely, includingrequired institutional signature and topic areaidentification on the cover page and list ofindividuals who should not serve as meritreviewers.Follow instructions closelyAt the pre-application and application stage,the FOA requires submission of tables inExcel format by email toCleanEnergy.FOA@science.doe.gov (Exceltemplate provided)Use current negotiated indirect cost and fringebenefit rates. In addition, this FOA requiresthat for multi-institutional applications thelead organization requests a larger percentageof the budget than each of the otherinstitutional partners, team members, orsubrecipientsJustify all requested costsFollow page limits strictly and do not includelist of individuals who should not serve asmerit reviewersEnsure complete listing of all activities,regardless of source of funding- If referring to an experiment’s DMP,describe the relationship to the proposedresearch- Include a DMP even if no experimentaldata is expectedEnsure that all PDF files comply with thePersonally Identifiable InformationResearch NarrativeProject Summary / AbstractPre-applicationDOE Title PageSubmission of Excel Table by emailBudgetBudget Justification (attached to budget)Biographical SketchesCurrent and Pending SupportData Management Plans (DMP)PDF Filesiv
following standards:- Files must be machine-readable.- Files may not be scanned from a printeddocument.- Files must be plain PDF files consistingof text, numbers, and images withouteditable fields, signatures, passwords,redactions, or other advanced featuresavailable in some PDF-compatiblesoftware.- Files must not be PDF portfolios orbinders.- Files must be readable in the full versionof Adobe Acrobat- If combining multiple files into oneresearch narrative, ensure that a PDFportfolio or binder is not created.If creating PDF files using any software otherthan Adobe Acrobat, please use a “Print toPDF” or equivalent process to ensure that allcontent is visible.If National Laboratories and/or DOE sites arepermitted to submit under this FOA:- Do not create new institutions in thePAMS website- Submit applications in Grants.gov usingthe name of the laboratory or site in Field5 of the SF-424(R&R) application form,not the contractor operating the laboratoryor siteSubmissions under this FOA will beevaluated for technical merit, but anyresulting funding, work, or awards will bemade under the laboratory or site’s contractwith DOE. No separate financial assistanceawards will be made. No administrativeprovisions of this FOA will apply to thelaboratory or any laboratory subcontractor.Institutions capable of being funded throughthe DOE Field Work Systemv
Section I – FUNDING OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTIONTechnical/Scientific Program Contact:Dr. Gail McLean, Basic Energy SciencesChemical Sciences, Geosciences and Biosciences Divisiongail.mclean@science.doe.govDr. John Vetrano, Basic Energy SciencesMaterials Sciences and Engineering Divisionjohn.vetrano@science.doe.govSTATUTORY AUTHORITYSection 646 of Public Law 95-91, U.S. Department of Energy Organization ActSection 901, et seq. of Public Law 109-58, Energy Policy Act of 2005APPLICABLE REGULATIONSUniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for FederalAwards, codified at 2 CFR 200U.S. Department of Energy Financial Assistance Rules, codified at 2 CFR 910U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science Financial Assistance Program Rule, codified at 10CFR 605SUMMARYThe DOE SC program in Basic Energy Sciences (BES) announces its interest in receiving newapplications from single principal investigators (PIs) and from small teams to advance basic andfundamental chemical and materials sciences that underpin clean energy technologies and lowcarbon manufacturing. The goal is creation of foundational knowledge to support thedevelopment of approaches that will minimize climate impacts of energy technologies andmanufacturing. For this FOA, clean energy technologies include approaches to capture, produce,convert, store, and use energy that reduce or eliminate unwanted emissions such as greenhousegases (e.g., carbon dioxide, methane, etc.). These technologies also include approaches such asdirect air capture (DAC) and carbon storage/sequestration to decrease emissions that have beenreleased into the environment from energy production and use. Low-carbon manufacturing refersto manufacturing processes that minimize carbon emissions and energy consumption.Investments from this FOA are anticipated to include awards that build foundational knowledgeunderpinning the Energy Earthshots Initiative.Awards under this FOA will support basic and fundamental research. Applied research, whichseeks to exploit fundamental knowledge to solve specific technical challenges, is outside thescope of this FOA.SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION1
BackgroundThe mission of the BES program is to support fundamental research and capabilities tounderstand, predict, and ultimately control matter and energy at the electronic, atomic, andmolecular levels to provide the foundations for new energy technologies and to support DOEmissions in energy, environment, and national security. Further information about BES researchprograms relevant to this FOA can be found at the following links: Basic Energy Sciences Materials Sciences and Engineering Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, and BiosciencesConsistent with its mission, BES has provided continuous support across a wide range ofscientific areas for fundamental research underpinning clean energy applications. BES strategicplanning activities, exemplified in the workshop reports issued on the BES CommunitiesResources website, provide the basis for continued emphasis on research in clean energytechnologies and low-carbon manufacturing. The Research Objectives section below identifiesspecific reports that present Priority Research Directions (PRDs) and Priority ResearchOpportunities (PROs) for fundamental science underpinning topics relevant to this FOA.BES is committed to promoting the diversity of investigators and institutions it supports, asindicated by the ongoing use of program policy factors (see Section V.B.2) in making selectionsof awards. To strengthen this commitment, BES encourages applications led by Minority ServingInstitutions (MSIs), which include Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), 1 thatare underrepresented in the BES portfolio 2 and applications led by individuals from groupshistorically underrepresented in STEM. In addition, applications are encouraged from multi-PIand multi-institutional teams that include the participation of MSIs that are underrepresented inthe BES portfolio as well as researchers from groups historically underrepresented in STEM.Research ObjectivesThis FOA solicits new applications for fundamental research to discover, understand, and designnew materials and chemical systems that will enable innovations in clean energy technologiesand low-carbon manufacturing. Applications should emphasize advances in the understanding offundamental chemical and materials mechanisms that control both energy efficiency and atomefficiency (creation of desired products without unwanted byproducts) in energy capture,production, conversion, storage, and use processes important for clean energy technologies andlow-carbon manufacturing. This FOA also requests applications for fundamental chemical andmaterials sciences research on critical materials and minerals, which play essential roles in manyclean energy technologies and manufactured products.1 US Department of Education lists of MSIs and HBCUs in 2021 can be found s/2021eligibilitymatrix.xlsx and storically-black-colleges-and-universities/.2 Information about Office of Science awards can be found in the Portfolio Analysis and Management System ternal/Interface/Awards/AwardSearchExternal.aspx.2
This FOA seeks fundamental research to provide the understanding needed for advances incurrent technologies and for innovations that could lead to new technological approaches,including efforts to advance the objectives of the Energy Earthshots Initiative. Research isencouraged that seeks understanding of the relationships between the chemical mechanisms andthe properties of complex materials that underlie clean energy technologies and low-carbonmanufacturing. For team efforts, interdisciplinary approaches that combine experimental withtheoretical, computational and data science approaches are encouraged.Applications are requested for fundamental scientific research that emphasizes one of thefollowing Topic Areas (TA) as the primary target. The TA must be identified on the covers ofthe preapplication and application to be responsive to this FOA. If the applicant desires,information may be included in the application showing how the research could advance othersecondary TAs but the proposed research must target a single primary TA. Note thatapplications to TA7, Critical Minerals and Materials, are required to explain how the proposedcritical materials research will advance objectives in other TAs.TA1: Carbon-Neutral HydrogenApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research to advance hydrogenproduction using clean energy sources, hydrogen storage using materials or chemicalsystems, and hydrogen use as a chemical feedstock or as a clean-energy carrier to powerprocesses. Applications must address PROs identified in the recent BES Roundtable reporton Foundational Science for Carbon-Neutral Hydrogen Technologies. Applications focusedon hydrogen production are encouraged to propose fundamental research addressing one ormore of the Roundtable PROs which can provide foundational knowledge in support of theHydrogen Shot objective “to reduce the cost of clean hydrogen by 80% to 1 per 1 kilogramin 1 decade.”TA2: Solar EnergyApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research that advancesapproaches to harness solar energy and convert it into chemical and electrical energy carriers.Applications on solar-to-chemical energy conversions (including hydrogen production andnitrogen reduction) must address PROs identified in the report BES Roundtable on LiquidSolar Fuels. Applications for solar conversion to electrical energy will be considered ifcompelling, innovative research is proposed that will lead to transformative advances andthat addresses both current scientific knowledge gaps and appropriate PRDs identified in thereport Basic Research Needs for Solar Energy Utilization.TA3: Carbon Dioxide RemovalApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research approaches to removecarbon dioxide from the atmosphere – Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Removal (CDR). CDR isidentified as “activities that remove CO2 from the atmosphere and durably store it ingeological, terrestrial, or ocean reservoirs, or in products.” 3 Although many CDR approaches3 J Wilcox, B Kolosz, & J Freeman (2021) CDR Primer, https://cdrprimer.org/3
have been proposed for carbon dioxide removal,3,4 the scope of this topic area is limited tofundamental science that can advance the following approaches: direct capture of CO2 fromdilute sources (e.g., ambient air and oceans and surface waters that concentrate CO2 from air)and durable storage of CO2 (e.g., conversion of CO2 to durable forms) which includes CO2incorporation in earth materials (mineralization).CO2 Capture from Dilute Sources: Applications on capture of CO2 from dilute sources shouldcouple hypothesis-driven research on chemical mechanisms with design, synthesis, andassembly of materials with desired functionality. Applications must focus on research thatwill advance the ability to create capture systems that are energy efficient, rapid (e.g.,promote high throughput), and durable. Research is requested to: Discover, understand, design, and control energy-transfer mechanisms to driveprocesses in separation systems, such as to regenerate capture media or to acceleratechemical-materials processes that influence capture rate (e.g., mass transport).Mechanisms that employ electrochemical, magnetic, photo-induced, or reactive steps,or a synergistic confluence of such steps, are encouraged. Research focused solely onthermal mechanisms will not be supported. Understand the fundamental materials and chemical mechanisms that lead tochemical, physical, and/or structural changes of separations media and cause thedegradation of performance and durability. Couple mechanistic studies with the design and synthesis of innovative, robustcapture materials that selectively capture CO2 at high rates and require minimumenergy for subsequent release of CO2. Applications focused on synthesis andassembly science must emphasize hypothesis-driven approaches that integrate datascience and experimental research efforts for a mechanistic understanding and controlof synthesis and assembly pathways.BES issued two solicitations on Materials and Chemical Sciences Research for Direct AirCapture of Carbon Dioxide in FY 2020 and 2021 – a FY 2020 Lab Announcement and a FY2021 FOA – that requested applications in this area. Follow the links to see the Awards fromthe FY 2020 Lab Announcement and the Awards from the FY 2021 FOA. Awards made inthis Topic Area will complement, not duplicate, the FY 2020 and FY 2021 awards.Durable Storage of CO2: Applications must focus on the chemical mechanisms of CO2reactions at material interfaces to form solid carbonate materials that durably store CO2 orconversions of CO2 in synthetic pathways that produce durable functional materials. Studiesof both natural minerals (e.g., CO2 mineralization) and synthetic materials will be considered.Applications in this area should address current scientific knowledge gaps; research onconversion of CO2 to carbonates (mineralization) must also address the PRD on MineralWater Interface Complexity and Dynamics from the report Basic Research Needs forGeosciences: Facilitating 21st Century Energy Systems. Broader aspects of geological4 Negative Emissions Technologies and Reliable Sequestration: A Research Agenda, The National AcademiesPress, ch-agenda4
sequestration technology such as large-scale reservoir integrity and transport, as well asseismic/mechanical reservoir response, are outside the scope of this FOA.Applications in this topic area are encouraged to describe how the proposed fundamentalresearch can provide foundational knowledge to advance the Carbon Negative Shot objectiveto “remove CO2 from the atmosphere and durably store it at meaningful scales for less than 100/net metric ton of CO2-equivalent (CO2e) in 1 decade.”TA4: Energy StorageApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research to advance efficient,carbon-neutral approaches to interconvert electrical and chemical energy. The chemicalenergy storage reservoir may be the electrodes of a rechargeable battery, the electrolytestorage tanks of a redox flow battery, a pure chemical compound such as a liquid fuel, or asimilar approach to storing energy in chemical bonds. Approaches should be bi-directional inoperation, interconverting electrical and chemical energy in both a storage and powergenerating mode.Applications focused on electrochemical approaches such as batteries and fuel cells for thepurposes of energy storage must address PRDs identified in the report Basic Research Needsfor Next Generation Electrical Energy Storage. Applications focused on understanding thechemical and materials mechanisms underlying selective, efficient electrical-chemical energyinterconversions should address the PRD “Design Catalysts for Efficient Electron-drivenChemical Transformations” from the report Basic Research Needs for Catalysis Science.Applications in this topic area are encouraged to describe how the fundamental research canprovide foundational knowledge to advance the Long Duration Storage Shot objective “toreduce the cost of grid-scale energy storage by 90% for systems that deliver 10 hours ofduration within the decade.”TA5: Nuclear EnergyApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research to elucidate thechemical and materials processes of key components, such as fuels, coolants, and materials,in future nuclear reactor concepts. Nuclear reactors are an option among future energysources because they provide a continuous supply of baseload power without emittinggreenhouse gases. The proposed research should focus on how fundamental atomic- andmolecular-scale processes influence the behavior of key components in the extremeenvironments of nuclear reactors. Applications must address PRDs identified in the reportBasic Research Needs for Future Nuclear Energy.TA6: Transformative ManufacturingApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research that lays the scientificfoundations for novel synthesis, processing, modeling, operando characterization, andvalidation approaches for manufacturing. Such approaches must go beyond incrementalimprovements and lead to creation of new, transformative technologies for manufacturingthat are energy- and atom-efficient, including sustainable and circular manufacturingapproaches. Applications must address one or more PRDs from the report Basic Research5
Needs for Transformative Manufacturing. Applications could also address relevant PROs orPRDs from the following BES reports, which complement the Transformative Manufacturingreport: BES Roundtable on Chemical Upcycling of Polymers Basic Research Needs for Catalysis Science Basic Research Needs for Synthesis ScienceTA7: Critical Minerals and MaterialsApplications for this topic area should focus on fundamental research in chemical andmaterials sciences to understand and control processes and properties associated with use ofrare earth elements (REE), platinum group elements (PGE), and other critical materials. Ascritical elements are increasingly essential to properties of materials, catalysts, and relatedsystems that have economic and national security roles, and as availability of criticalelements becomes more restricted, it is important to ensure a stable supply chain, increasetheir efficient use, and identify substitutes that can provide similar or even enhancedfunctionalities with a reduced need for these criti
department of energy (doe) . office of science (sc) . basic energy sciences (bes). chemical and materials sciences to advance clean energy technologies and low-carbon manufacturing. funding opportunity announcement (foa) number: . de-foa-0002676 . foa type: amendment 000001 . cfda number: 81.049 . amendment 00001 is issued to clarify the requirements/contents on page 4
DOE-HDBK-1216-2015, DOE Handbook: Environmental Radiological Effluent Monitoring and Environmental Surveillance, which replaced DOE/EH-0173T in 2015, and reference DOE Order 5400.1, DOE Order 458.1, and is a key document in meeting the requirements of DOE Order 436.1, to implement conformation to ISO 14001, Environmental Management System.
Office of Nuclear Safety Basis & Facility Design (AU-31) November 2017. DOE-STD-1020-2016, Natural Phenomena Hazards Analysis and Design Criteria for DOE Facilities. 1. Overview NS. Contents: NPH Program Summary DOE Standard 1020-2016 DOE Handbook 1220-2017. 2.
Energy Consumption YEAR ONE PROGRESS REPORT OCTOBER 1, 2018 - DECEMBER 31, 2019 DOE Technology Manager Mark Smith U.S. Department of Energy DOE Project Officer Erin Russell-Story U.S. Department of Energy PROJECT FUNDING: 2,140,200 DOE SHARE: 1,500,000 NON-DOE SHARE: 640,200 START DATE: October 1, 2018 END DATE: December 31, 2021 PROJECT FUNDER:
Energy Facilities Contractor’s Group (EFCOG) 9 1.3.1 10 CFR 851; § 851.27, Reference Sources. 1.3.2 DOE Order 420.1C, Facility Safety 1.3.3 DOE Guide 420.1-1 Nonreactor Nuclear Safety Design Guide For Use With DOE O 420.1C, Facility Safety 1.3.4 DOE G-420.1-3, Implementation Guide for DOE Fire Protection and Emergency
federal entities and contractors. The chapter provides the financial policies and procedures for inter-entity work processes, specifically: (1) DOE federal entity orders with DOE integrated contractors (section 2.b of the policy) (2) DOE federal entity costs paid by a DOE integrated contractor (section 2.c of the policy)
FY06 - 625K DOE - 1.3M Industry cost-share FY07 - 1M DOE FY08 - 1M DOE - 500K DOE Production Barriers G. Cost H. System efficiency J. Renewable integration Partners Xcel Energy Distributed Energy Systems Teledyne Energy Systems NASA, JPL Univ. of North
6 Solar Energy Technologies Program Multi-Year Technical Plan 2003-2007 and beyond, DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, January 2004 . 7 Wind Energy Multi-Year Program Plan for 2005-2010 , DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, November 2004.
Statutory Authority. The DOE Office of Indian Energy is charged by Congress under the . Indian Tribal Energy Development and Self Determination Act of 2005 (Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct 2005), Title V, codified at 42 USC § 15801) to “ provide, direct, foster, coordinate, and implement energy planning,
