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Energy Management: Technology Development Program Taking Action to Address Problems

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Report Type Reports and Testimonies
Report Date July 9, 1996
Report No. RCED-96-184
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Summary:

To help clean up and restore its contaminated sites in compliance with federal and state environmental laws, the Energy Department (DOE) established the Office of Environmental Management. Since 1989, the Office has spent $34 billion on cleanups, but schedules have slipped and progress has been slow. The Office projected in 1995 that the cleanups could take another 75 years to complete at an additional cost of up to $350 billion. According to Office estimates, innovative cleanup technologies could reduce total cleanup costs by as much as $80 billion. The Office began a major reorganization last year to improve the coordination and management of the technology development program by creating five "focus areas." Yet concerns persist that management weaknesses are undermining progress in environmental cleanup. This report discusses whether the Office is managing its technology development program to prevent (1) unnecessary duplication and overlap and (2) an unwarranted concentration of projects at some field offices.

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