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Appendix G Information to Be Requested of the Department of Energy
Pages 107-110

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From page 107...
... It is sug- Similarly, DOE should provide the following information gested that DOE should provide the following information for each project in the program portfolio: for each program: 1. Description of how the project aligns with and sup 1.
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From page 108...
... 0 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF APPLIED ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT DOE (PHASE TWO) Program Name, Description, and Goals Narrative Program Budgets Narrative Program or Project Interdependencies/Related Foreign and Domestic Programs Narrative Accomplishments to Date and Critical Milestones Narrative Barriers to Overcome and Innovations Required Narrative FIGURE G-1 Three-page program assessment summary (PAS)
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... 0 APPENDIX G National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Scenarios Descriptive Narrative NEMS Calculations of Benefits Narrative Key NEMS Input Assumptions FIGURE G-1 Continued g-1b.eps
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... from First Year to Year of Maximum Expected Penetration Five-Year Annual Growth Rates (2- to 3-year periods) Current Average Price 2 3 5 6 8 1 4 7 9 10 NEMS Modeling Assumptions Energy Prices Electricity Natural Gas Oil Other -- specify Annual or for specified 2- to 3-year periods 2 3 5 6 8 Year 1 4 7 9 10 Total Energy Savings (units)
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