Energy and Water Development Appropriations for 1982: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, First Session, Partie 8U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981 |
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activities additional agencies application for exemption BEVILL Bonneville breeder reactor budget request BURGENER capacity Chairman CHAPPELL Commission's completed conservation construction contracts cost Department of Energy economic Electric Power enrichment services environmental estimated evaluation exemption application exemption from licensing facilities FAZIO Federal Power Act FERC filed fiscal year 1982 fuel funds gas centrifuge gaseous diffusion GATES GCEP GJELDE HEFFELFINGER hydro hydroelectric power project hydropower impact increase industry information follows installed issued license application light water reactor LMFBR megawatts ment million SWU MYERS natural gas nuclear power Office operation percent pipeline planned potential Power Administration power marketing preliminary permits production proposed reduce regulations requirements River schedule Secretary SHELDON small hydroelectric power Southwestern Power Administration staff storage tion transmission uranium enrichment utilities waste workload WPRS
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Page 1152 - Activity includes funds required for ongoing operation of the gaseous diffusion plants at Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Paducah, Kentucky; and Portsmouth, Ohio, as well as funds required to assure these plants are well maintained both technically and physically.
Page 1458 - Southwestern1 s mission is to market this power and to encourage the most widespread use at the lowest possible rates consistent with sound business principles.
Page 1493 - Funds appropriated for purchase of energy and wheeling charges are used only to pay amounts charged the Government under contractual arrangements for (1) delivery of power over non-Federal systems to load centers of preferred agencies lor the account of the Government, and...
Page 1457 - Administration (SWPA) carries out the responsibilities assigned to the Secretary of Energy pursuant to Section 5 of the Flood Control Act of 1944, and Section 302 of the Department of Energy Organization Act. These Acts authorize the...
Page 1148 - early train" machines will allow DOE to verify and qualify the manufacturing and assembly process before tens of thousands of centrifuges are required for the rest of the plant. The US gas centrifuge process being used for GCEP is the world's most advanced. It consumes only 5 percent of the electric power needed for production of an equivalent amount of uranium enrichment using the existing gaseous diffusion process. Production of separative work from the centrifuge plant will begin in 1988 with...
Page 1295 - The Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, as amended by the Clean Water Act of 1977 and the...
Page 1159 - ... to provide capability for testing and qualification of the GCEP centrifuge, and investigating the potential for improved centrifuge performance. The main thrust of the development program through FY 1981 is to provide qualified designs for the centrifuge and supporting components for the GCEP. with the startup of the Centrifuge Plant Demonstration Facility (CPDF) in 1982, the centrifuge development program is expected to peak. Then we will emphasize improving the centrifuge performance for incorporation...
Page 1124 - The first two processes are based on the use of lasers and the third process uses ion cyclotron resonance. Progress in the development of these advanced separation processes continues to be encouraging. Because of classification, I cannot now discuss the key accomplishments and future specific milestones of the program. We have, however...
Page 1302 - This concludes my prepared remarks and I will be happy to answer any questions that you or any members of the committee may wish to ask.
Page 1458 - The mission also requires that preference in the sale of power and energy shall be given to public bodies and cooperatives at rates sufficient to recover the cost (including amortization) of producing and transmitting the hydroelectric power. It is estimated in our latest Repayment Study that in FY 1983 gross revenue from the sale of power and energy will be $66,700,000.