P/GO--FG36-04GO14220 09/30/2008 06/04/2007 GRANT 01/30/2009 PETERSEN, GENE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE BIOBASED PRODUCTS AND BIOENERGY IN COOPERATION WITH THE MIDWEST CONSORTIUM FOR SUSTAINABLE BIOBASED PRODUCTS AND ENERGY 09/29/2004 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-04GO14220 WEST LAFAYETTE 2009 NOBRINFOR 0 2008 BM0104050 Purdue University in Cooperation with Midwest Cons 295734.24 2007 BM0104050 Purdue University in Cooperation with Midwest Cons 521463.1 2005 NOBRINFO 0 2004 BM0104050 Purdue University in Cooperation with Midwest Cons 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) LADISCH, MICHAEL PURDUE UNIVERSITY P/BNL--2010-BNL-PO058-BUDG We will provide scientists with effective and dependable access to the Open Science Grid (OSG), a national distributed computational facility. This proposal is part of a 5-year program of work of three thrusts: the OSG Facility; Education, Outreach and Training; and Science Driven Extensions. The program is composed of joint projects across more than 15 institutions.The requirements in scale of resources, users, capacity and performance of the OSG Facility are driven by the user communities, in particular the physics communities that are committed to the use of OSG. We plan to maintain and operate a Petascale nationwide distributed facility that can grow to provide thousands of users at universities and DOE laboratories throughout the U.S. with effective access to massive computational and storage resources. In the Extensions area our program includes the establishment of an OSG Workload Management System deployed for OSG use, based on extensions of the PanDA system we have developed for ATLAS. Technical activities to engage, train and include new researchers are integral parts of our program of work, particularly through adapting and supporting PanDA for their needs. The Engagement activity brings new communities to contribute to and benefit from the facility. New IT technologies are integrated and deployed in response to explicit needs and are evaluated in a real-life setting. 12/19/2008 M&O 10/14/2009 Melucci, Richard C. 631-344-2911 (SciDAC) Sustaining&Extending the Open Science Grid (OSG) B 10/01/2009 BNL Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), Upton, NY www.bnl.gov AC02-98CH10886 Upton 11973-5000 2008 KA1401030 Theoretical Physics Research, Scientific Discovery 752703 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Wenaus, Torre BNL P/CH--FC02-06ER41436 03/31/2010 10/02/2006 COOP 09/24/2009 GLEN D. CRAWFORD SUSTAINING AND EXTENDING THE OPEN SCIENCE GRID: SCIENCE INNOVATION ON A PETASCALE NATIONWIDE FACILITY 09/29/2006 CH Chicago Operations Office null FC02-06ER41436 MADISON 2008 KA1401030 Theoretical Physics Research, Scientific Discovery 0 2008 KJ0102000 High Performance Computing and Network Facilities 662252.85 2008 KJ0101040 Next Generation Networking For Science 0 2007 KJ0102000 Advanced Computation, Communications Research And 530850.76 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) LIVNY, MIRON UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM P/CH--FG02-03ER63595 06/30/2005 09/09/2003 GRANT 01/25/2007 JAMES, LARRY RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING FOR THE CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AT BRONX COMMUNITY COLLEGE 09/05/2003 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-03ER63595 BRONXVILLE 2006 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 0 2004 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 440917 2003 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 40083 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) SANCHEZ, GEORGE BRONX COMMUNITY COLLEGE P/CH--FG02-03ER63711 11/30/2006 09/30/2003 GRANT 01/30/2009 JAMES, LARRY DEVELOPMENT OF A CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND SECURITY 09/29/2003 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-03ER63711 RENO 2007 NOBRINFOR 0 2006 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 0 2005 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 0 2004 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 241000 2003 NOBRINFOR 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) TRACY, JOHN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE P/CH--FG02-04ER63719 11/14/2006 12/05/2003 GRANT 08/10/2009 PALMISANO, ANNA BIOTRANSFORMATION INVOLVED IN SUSTAINED REDUCTIVE REMOVAL OF URANIUM IN CONTAMINATED AQUIFERS 12/03/2003 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-04ER63719 AMHERST 2007 NOBRINFOR 0 2006 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 61805.44 2005 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 449914.1 2004 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 145777 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) LOVLEY, DEREK UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS P/CH--FG02-04ER63856 06/30/2007 09/30/2004 GRANT 01/30/2009 KATZ, ARTHUR A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL COMMUNITIES IN THE PARISMINIA WATERSHED, GUACIMO, LIMON, COSTA RICA 09/28/2004 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-04ER63856 ATLANTA 2007 NOBRINFOR 0 2006 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 289879 2005 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 676121 2004 KP1401070 Congressionally Directed Projects 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) HERNANDEZ, CARLOS EARTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION P/CH--FG02-05ER63987 08/31/2009 03/08/2005 GRANT 01/30/2009 BAYER, PAUL INVESTIGATING IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINED URANIUM IMMOBILIZATION INDEPENDENT OF NITRATE REDUCTION 03/02/2005 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-05ER63987 TALLAHASSEE 2009 NOBRINFOR 0 2007 KP1302000 Environmental Remediation Sciences Research Progra 60000 2006 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 0 2005 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 59997 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) BALKWILL, DAVID FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY P/CH--FG02-07ER46436 08/14/2008 08/28/2007 GRANT 12/03/2008 VETRANO, JOHN SPECIAL EXPANDED MRS BULLETIN FOCUSED ON MATERIALS CHALLENGES THAT IF MET WOULD LEAD TOWARD SECURE, AFFORDABLE & ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY T 08/21/2007 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-07ER46436 WARRENDALE 2009 NOBRINFOR 0 2007 KC0201020 Mechanical Properties 100000 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) FLEISCHER, ELIZABETH MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY P/CH--FG02-08ER64622 09/28/2011 09/11/2008 GRANT 09/24/2009 PREM C. SRIVASTAVA SUSTAINABLE BIOFUELS DEVELOPMENT CENTER 09/09/2008 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-08ER64622 FORT COLLINS 80523-0000 2008 KQ0000000 Congressionally Directed Projects - Science 334000 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) KENNETH REARDON COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY P/CH--FG02-96ER54361 05/31/2010 02/04/2004 GRANT 09/24/2009 SAMUEL J. BARISH FORMATION AND SUSTAINMENT OF A VERY LOW ASPECT RATIO TOKAMAK USING COAXIAL HELLCITY INJECTION (THE HELICITY INJECTED TO 05/20/1996 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-96ER54361 SEATTLE 2008 AT5020100 Science/Theory/Tokamak Theory 0 2008 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 363058.32 2008 AT5020200 Science/Theory/Alternative Theory 70000 2007 AT5020200 Science/Theory/Alternative Theory 72000 2006 AT5020200 Science/Theory/Alternative Theory 0 2005 AT5020200 Alternative Theory 124220.29 2004 AT5020200 Alternative Theory 70845 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF P/CH--FG02-96ER54376 01/31/2010 11/25/2003 GRANT 05/27/2009 DOVE WILLIAM FRC TRANSLATION, CONFINEMENT, AND SUSTAINMENT STUDIES (TCSS) 08/01/1996 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-96ER54376 SEATTLE 2008 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 1476922.1 2008 AT5020200 Science/Theory/Alternative Theory 0 2007 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 1722674.14 2006 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 1246335.26 2005 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research 1931002.5 2004 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 1798110 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF P/CH--FG02-98ER82516 03/31/2002 12/11/1998 GRANT 02/06/2006 THOMAS FEELEY GREENHOUSE GASES SUSTAIN LANDFILL ECOCOMPLEX: UTILIZATION OFLANDFILL CO2 FOR COMMERCIAL CROPS AND LANDFILL METHANE FORFUEL CELLS 09/10/1998 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-98ER82516 CLEVELAND 2005 NOBRINFOR 0 2004 NOBRINFOR 0 2002 NOBRINFOR 0 2001 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 286520.01 2000 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 317646.99 1999 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 145833 1998 KM0000000 SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH 74548 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) WILLIAM R. BROWN ACRION TECHNOLOGIES INC P/CH--FG02-99ER82864 06/04/2003 02/16/2000 GRANT 02/06/2006 CHARLES RUSSOMANNO ECONOMIC AND SELF SUSTAINING PRODUCTION OF SALEABLE PRODUCTS FROM WASTE ANIONS USING PHASE-TRANSFER CATAYLSIS 09/03/1999 CH Chicago Operations Office null FG02-99ER82864 MOUNT LAUREL 2005 NOBRINFOR 0 2004 NOBRINFOR 0 2003 NOBRINFOR 0 2002 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 308253 2001 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 294830 2000 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 120617 1999 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 89930 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) DR. MARCH HALPERN PTC VALUE RECOVERY P/FETC--FC26-02NT41619 09/10/2005 09/23/2002 COOP 12/16/2003 LITYNSKI,JOHN T. RESTORING SUSTAINABLE FORESTS ON APPALACHIAN MINED LANDS FORWOOD PRODUCTS, RENEWABLE ENER GY, CARBON SEQUESTRATION, AND OTHER ECOSYSTEM SERVICES 09/11/2002 FETC Fossil Energy Technology Center null FC26-02NT41619 BLACKSBURG 2003 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control 87507 FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) PAT HOBBS VIRGINIA POLYTECH INST/ST UNIV P/FETC--FG26-02NT41619 09/10/2006 02/26/2003 GRANT 01/30/2009 LITYNSKI,JOHN T. RESTORING SUSTAINABLE FORESTS ON APPALACHIAN MINED LANDS FORWOOD PRODUCTS, RENEWABLE ENER GY, CARBON SEQUESTRATION, AND OTHER ECOSYSTEM SERVICES 09/11/2002 FETC Fossil Energy Technology Center null FG26-02NT41619 BLACKSBURG 2008 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control -288.91 2007 NOBRINFOR 0 2006 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control 94879.29 2005 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control 140134.7 2004 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control 171344 2003 AA3010000 Greenhouse Gas Control 87507 FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) PAT HOBBS VIRGINIA POLYTECH INST/ST UNIV P/GO--FC36-04GO14158 02/28/2006 07/20/2004 COOP 01/07/2008 PRYMAK, BILL NEW SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRIES FOR LOW VOC COATINGS 07/19/2004 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FC36-04GO14158 SPRING HOUSE 2007 NOBRINFOR 0 2006 ED1806000 Chemicals Vision 0 2005 ED1806000 Chemicals Vision 400000 2004 ED1806000 Chemicals Vision 400000 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) SMITH, KENNETH ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY P/GO--FC36-94GO10024 05/31/1997 THE PROJECT OBJECTIVE IS THE DESIGN, FABRICATION, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND TESTING OF PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND UTILITY SCALE APPLICATIONS. THIS PROJECT IS IN THE CLOSE-OUT PROCESS. 11/09/1995 COOP 11/24/1998 MARTIN, ROBERT ROBERT_MARTIN@NREL.GOV 303-275-4763 SUSTAINED UTILITY IMPLEMENTATION OF PHOTOVOLTAICS D 08/11/1994 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FC36-94GO10024 Sacramento 95817 1998 EB2203000 0 1997 EB2203000 0 1996 EB2203000 393240 1996 820200000 INTRAOFFICE TRANSFERS 200000 EE EE-131(USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE)) OSBORN, DONALD E. SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTIL DIST P/GO--FC36-95GO10062 09/30/1998 DEVELOP SYSTEMS FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION USING PHOTOVOLTAIC ELECTROLYSIS, SOLAR PHOTO- CATALYTIC DUAL-BED, SOLID ELECTROLYTES FOR ELECTROLYSIS AT INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURES, AND THERMOCATALYTIC DECOMPOSITION OF NATURAL GAS. 11/09/1995 COOP 11/20/1998 HOOKER, DOUGLAS DOUG_HOOKER@NREL.GOV 303-275-4780 SUSTAINTABLE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION B 09/22/1995 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FC36-95GO10062 Orlando 32816-0150 1998 EB4200000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH R&D 233715 1997 EB4200000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH R&D 377372 1996 AR0000000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH 168210 EE EE-14(USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE)) LINKUS, CLOVIS UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA P/GO--FC36-97GO10202 05/30/2000 DESIGN AN APPROPRIATE SUSTAINABLE BIOREACTOR SYSTEM THAT CAN EMPLOY CERTAIN TROPICAL MARINE MICROBES FOR THE EFFICIENT PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN. COOP 01/07/2003 HOOKER, DOUG SUSTAINABLE BIOREACTOR SYSTEMS FOR HYDROGEN 02/28/1997 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FC36-97GO10202 HONOLULU 2002 EB4200000 Hydrogen Research R&D -4254.7 1999 EB4200000 Hydrogen Research R&D 138671 1998 EB4200000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH R&D 290013 1997 EB4200000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH R&D 180987 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) ZABORSKY, OSCAR UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA P/GO--FG36-04GO14317 12/30/2006 08/27/2004 GRANT 05/11/2009 GERDEMAN, FRED NEW SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY FOR ADHEIVES, ELASTOMERS AND FOAM 09/28/2004 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-04GO14317 SPRING HOUSE 2008 BM0102070 Products Development 0 2008 BM0201010 Thermochemical Conversions R&D- Products 0 2007 BM0102070 Products Development 92552.66 2006 BM0201010 Thermochemical Conversions R&D- Products 0 2005 BM0201010 Thermochemical Conversions R&D- Products 900000 2004 BM0201010 Thermochemical Conversions R&D- Products 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) HUNT, CATHERINE ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY P/GO--FG36-05GO85003 03/31/2010 10/19/2007 GRANT 09/24/2009 JHA, MAHESH RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY USING BIOMASS FROM DAIRY AND BEEF ANIMAL PRODUCTION FACILITIES 09/13/2005 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-05GO85003 COLLEGE STATION 77843 2008 BM0104390 Texas A&M Renewable Energy From Biowaste 0 2007 BM0104390 Texas A&M Renewable Energy From Biowaste 713280.19 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) ANNAMALAI, KALYAN TEXAS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT S P/GO--FG36-06GO86019 06/30/2009 10/19/2007 GRANT 03/12/2009 AICHBHAUMIK, DIBYAJYOTI MASSACHUSETTS SUSTAINABLE FOREST BIOENEGY INITIATIVE 09/08/2006 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-06GO86019 BOSTON 2008 BM0104600 Western Massachusetts Biomass Project (MA) 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) BREGER, DWAYNE ENERGY, UNITED STATES DEPT OF P/GO--FG36-06GO86025 12/31/2009 12/12/2007 GRANT 09/14/2009 SCAHILL, JOHN MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CENTER 06/15/2006 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-06GO86025 MISSISSIPPI STATE 39762 2008 BM0104640 Mississippi State University Sustaintable Energy C 0 2008 PP0168000 Sustainable Energy Research Center at MSU (MS) 0 2007 BM0104640 Mississippi State University Sustaintable Energy C 9920535.29 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) BATCHELOR, BILL MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY P/GO--FG36-08GO18044 12/31/2010 12/10/2007 GRANT 09/24/2009 DEMPSEY, ROXANNE SUSTAINABLE BIOFUEL CROPS PROJECT. 12/05/2007 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-08GO18044 ARLINGTON 2008 BM0102060 Integration of Biorefinery Technologies 37942.55 2008 BM0102030 Feedstock Infrastructure 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) DRAGISIC, CHRISTINE CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOU P/GO--FG36-08GO88049 12/31/2010 08/01/2008 GRANT 09/24/2009 GERDEMAN, FRED NEW CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED PROJECT AWARDED TO WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY FOR ITS PROJECT ENTITLED: "SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CENTER: BIOFUELS FROM ALGAE 07/28/2008 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-08GO88049 KALAMAZOO 2009 NOBRINFOR 0 2008 PP0126000 Sustainable Energy Center Biodiesel from Algae (MI 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) MILLER, JOHN WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY P/GO--FG36-08GO88129 05/31/2011 06/23/2008 GRANT 03/12/2009 PAYNE, LESLIE (JIM) NEW AWARD: SUSTAINABLE ENERGY MODEL GREENHOUSE 06/19/2008 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-08GO88129 GREENFIELD 2008 PP0611000 Greenfield Community College - Sustainable Energy 393600 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) GOUGEON, LINDY GREENFIELD COMMUNITY COLLEGE P/GO--FG36-08GO88149 12/31/2009 07/15/2008 GRANT 09/24/2009 WEEMS, DEBORAH NEW AWARD: WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS 07/14/2008 GO Golden Field Office www.eren.doe.gov/golden/ FG36-08GO88149 WICHITA 67260-0000 2008 PP1008000 Wichita State University Sustainable Energy Soluti 0 ?? TWOMEY, JANET WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY P/ID--FC07-97ID13551 08/13/2000 12/07/1997 COOP 12/16/2003 ROBERTSON,DAVE SUSTAINING THE PRODUCTIVITY AND FUNCTION OF INTENSIVELY-MANAGED FORESTS 08/14/1997 ID Idaho Operations Office (ID) FC07-97ID13551 BLACKSBURG 2003 NOBRINFOR 0 2002 ED1800000 Industries Of The Future (Specific) -3841.43 2000 ED1800000 Industries Of The Future (Specific) 87399.23 1999 ED1800000 Industries Of The Future (Specific) 123489 1998 ED1801000 125201 1997 ED1801000 18888 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) BURGER,JAMES VIRGINIA POLYTECH INST/ST UNIV P/INEEL--100289 04/20/2003 Research into sustainable design applications within the Department of Energy complex and develop best practices suitable for publication on the Energy Facility Contractors Group website. 12/11/2003 M&O 12/11/2003 OBrien, Cheryl C. cco@inel.gov 208-526-4105 Sustainable Design Best Practices D 11/01/2003 INEEL Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL), Idaho Falls, ID www.inel.gov AC07-76ID01570 83415-3760 2003 NOBRINFOR 0 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) O'Brien, Cheryl C. INEEL P/INEEL--100675 09/30/2004 This project, funded by the Federal Energy Management Program, developed a sustainable design standards template as an Energy Facility Contractors Group Best Practice for Department of Energy labs and other Federal installations. This template evaluated various architectural engineering standards in place in the Department of Energy system, and compared the sustainable, or green, design elements to those in private industry and other federal agencies such as Environmental Protection Agency. The final compilation was a reflection of the best practices used by these various sources and encouraged for adoption by Department of Energy sites. 01/11/2005 M&O 01/12/2005 O'Brien, Cheryl C. cco@inel.gov 208-526-4105 Best Practices: Sustainable Design Standards A 10/01/2003 INEEL Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL), Idaho Falls, ID www.inel.gov AC07-76ID01570 Idaho Falls 83415-3760 2004 EB5502000 Energy Management Model Program Development 19988 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) O'Brien, Cheryl C. INEEL P/LANL--H8EP00 Ecuador Protect Sustainability 02/03/2009 M&O 10/14/2009 Pope, Noah Gale 505-665-2024 Ecuador Protect Sustainability A 10/01/2007 LANL Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Los Alamos, NM www.lanl.gov W-7405-ENG-36 Los Alamos 87545 2008 NN9006100 Protect Radiological International 23335 NA National Nuclear Security Administration (NA) Pope, Noah Gale NN P/LANL--H8GB00 H8GB: MPC&A Sustainability 02/03/2009 M&O 10/14/2009 Pope, Noah Gale 505-665-2024 H8GB: MPC&A Sustainability A 02/13/2008 LANL Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Los Alamos, NM www.lanl.gov W-7405-ENG-36 Los Alamos 87545 2008 NN5004010 U.S. Costs for Russia/Newly Independent States Pro 12716 NA National Nuclear Security Administration (NA) Pope, Noah Gale NN P/LBNL--K11138 The DOE Advanced Computational Software (ACTS) Collection Project has pursued and implemented mechanisms to bring a set of advanced and portable software tools that can be used in the development of high performace simulation codes to a broad community of computational scientists. The project's goals have been the promotion and support of high quality software, with emphasis on reusability of robust software libraries. Thus, our efforts are geared at leveraging application development using ACTS tools. The innovative approach of this proposal is an improvement and expansion of the ACTS Collection Project into a software sustainability center, the ACTS Center. 01/20/2009 M&O 10/14/2009 Prince, Melissa C 510-486-5734 The ACTS Center for Software Sustainability B 10/01/2008 LBNL Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Berkeley, CA www.lbl.gov AC03-76SF00098 Berkeley 94720-8150 2008 KJ0101020 Computer Science 329624 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 NONEOTHER 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Marques,Osni A LBNL P/LBNL--KS0604 The goal of this project is to support work on the Open Science Grid. It includes leadership of the OSG Registration Authority which handles issuing of digital identify certificates for people and computers participating in OSG. This is done in conjunction with the Certificate Authority operated by ESnet, called DOEGrids. It also includes aspects of Operations and Security policies and procedures for the OSG. 01/20/2009 M&O 10/14/2009 Prince, Melissa C 510-486-5734 Sustaining and Extending the Open Science Grid - NERSC B 09/21/2006 LBNL Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Berkeley, CA www.lbl.gov AC03-76SF00098 Berkeley 94720-8150 2008 KB0301052 Theory, SciDAC, National Laboratory Research 108693 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 NONEOTHER 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Kramer,William T C LBNL P/LBNL--KS0605 The goal of this project is to support work on the Open Science Grid. It includes leadership of the OSG Registration Authority which handles issuing of digital identify certificates for people and computers participating in OSG. This is done in conjunction with the Certificate Authority operated by ESnet, called DOEGrids. It also includes aspects of Operations and Security policies and procedures for the OSG. 12/14/2006 M&O 10/14/2009 Prince, Melissa C 510-486-5734 Sustaining and Extending the Open Science Grid B 10/01/2006 LBNL Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Berkeley, CA www.lbl.gov AC03-76SF00098 Berkeley 94720-8150 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2008 KA1401030 Theoretical Physics Research, Scientific Discovery 222527 2008 NONEOTHER 0 2007 KJ0101030 Advanced Software Technology And Algorithms Resear 183889 2007 NONEOTHER 0 2007 NONEOTHER 0 2007 NONEOTHER 0 2006 NONEOTHER 0 2006 KA1401030 Theoretical Physics Research, Scientific Discovery 14892 2006 NONEOTHER 0 2006 NONEOTHER 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Shoshani,Arie LBNL P/LBNL--P/LBNL-KS0604 The goal of this project is to support work on the Open Science Grid. It includes leadership of the OSG Registration Authority which handles issuing of digital identify certificates for people and computers participating in OSG. This is done in conjunction with the Certificate Authority operated by ESnet, called DOEGrids. It also includes aspects of Operations and Security policies and procedures for the OSG. 12/19/2007 M&O 01/16/2008 Prince, Melissa C 510-486-5734 Sustaining and Extending the Open Science Grid - NERSC B 03/01/2006 LBNL Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Berkeley, CA www.lbl.gov AC03-76SF00098 Berkeley 94720-8150 2007 AT5025000 Science/(SciDAC) Scientific Discovery through Adva 110566 2007 NONEOTHER 0 2007 NONEOTHER 0 2007 NONEOTHER 0 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Shoshani,Arie LBNL P/LLNL--ERW--0245 Will explore confinement properties of spheromak plasmas sustained by helicity injection using SSPX. In FY00 will measure energy confinement using Thomson scatt installed in FY99. Will operate flux core spheromak configurations with bias coils installed in FY99. Bolometers, visible, , UV spect, with ultra-short pulse reflectometer , TIP probe will be used. In FY01 will relate confinement scaling to fluctuations , begin studies of transfer to external equilib coils to aid in design of follow-on spheromak experiments. Will work with both on-site and off- site (via our Remote Site infrastructure) support from collaborators at LANL, University of Wisconsin and University of Washington. 11/18/1997 M&O 02/10/2000 FY1999-2117000;FY2000-3122000; MILLER,G.H. 925-423-6806 SUSTAINED SPHEROMAK PHYSICS EXPERIMENT 09/01/1996 LLNL Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Livermore, CA www.llnl.gov W-7405-ENG-48 94550-9900 1999 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternativ 1646000 1998 AT5015000 1304000 1997 AT5010902 515000 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Hooper,E. Bickford LLNL Hill,David N. N LLNL P/LLNL--SCW0245 09/30/2008 Following the successful operation of the SSPX facility from 1999 to 2007, during which record-high plasma temperatures were obtained in spheromak discharges and new understanding of magnetic field generation was achieved, the Fusion Energy Program at LLNL received approval from DOE /OFES to shut down experimental operations and redirect SSPX program funding to support High Energy Density Laboratory Physics (HEDLP).The most recent peer-reviewed proposal for operating SSPX was for FY06 through FY09.As a result of the redirect in activities, guidance funding for SSPX activities for FY09 and beyond is $0. SSPX closeout activities for FY08 are covered under separate documents requested by DOE/OFES. This FWP provides technical progress and does not propose new activities beyond FY08. 03/12/2001 M&O 10/14/2009 GOLDSTEIN, WILLIAM H 925-422-2515 SUSTAINED SPHEROMAK PHYSICS EXPERIMENT A 09/01/1996 LLNL Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Livermore, CA www.llnl.gov W-7405-ENG-48 Livermore 94550-9900 2008 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 2293000 2007 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 2767000 2006 AT5015020 Science/Alt Concept Exp Res/Experimental Plasma Re 2102000 2005 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research 2536000 2004 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 2219000 2003 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 2863000 2002 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 2542000 2001 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 1673000 2000 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 2018000 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) MCLEAN, HARRY S LLNL P/NETL--DE-AT26-00NT20205 05/31/2002 E2S will support GSP Division efforts to assess the long-term sustainability of natural gas supply. The work will focus on 1) modeling the role of advanced technologies in the conversion of marginal, low-permeability resources into future reserves, 2) tracking industry activities in major tight gas basins, 3) improving the capabilities of GSAM relative to modeling of tight gas resources, and 4) assessing the impacts of various classes of access restrictions for federal lands. 03/13/2001 CONTRACT 03/13/2001 0 Zammerilli, Anthony anthony.zammerilli@netl.doe.gov 304-285-4641 E2S - Natural Gas Long Term Sustainability 01/30/2001 NETL National Energy Technology Laboratory null 26505-2353 2000 AB0540000 Exploration And Production 336000 Energy & Environmental Solutions, LLC (E2S) FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) Plunkett, John E. Energy & Environmental Solutions, LLC (E2S) P/NNSASC--FG52-03NA99540 01/31/2011 03/24/2004 GRANT 04/15/2009 LAUREL COTTON PROMOTING INTERNATIONAL EXPORT CONTROL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH NONPROLIFERATION TRAINING, RESEARCH AND COMMUNITY BUILDING 08/28/2003 NNSASC NNSA Service Center (NNSASC) FG52-03NA99540 MONTEREY 2008 YN1901000 Cost Of Work Performed 0 2008 NN4101010 Initiatives for Proliferation Prevention (US) 0 2008 NN4006010 GIPP/U.S. and Non-Former Soviet Union 113660.41 2008 NN4004020 International Nonproliferation Export Control Prog 0 2008 NN4102010 Nuclear Cities Initiatives (US) 237018.31 2008 NN4005000 Treaties And Agreements 0 2006 NN4004020 International Nonproliferation Export Control Prog 0 2005 NN4005000 Treaties And Agreements 0 2004 NN4102010 Nuclear Cities Initiatives (US) 450000 NA National Nuclear Security Administration (NA) ME USDOE Office of Management, Budget and Evaluation (ME) JAMES MOLTZ THE MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTE P/NPTO--FEW FEAC306 04/15/2000 Determination of Basic Physical and Chemical Measurements on Hydrocarbon Systems as part of the Separations Facility Capabilities. 02/05/2000 OTHER 02/15/2000 0 Sutterfield , F. Dexter dsutterf@npto.doe.gov 918/ 699-2039 Determination of Essential Thermophysical Properties for Sustainable Energy 02/01/1998 NPTO National Petroleum Technology Office (NPTO), Tulsa, OK www.bpo.gov NONE 37831 1999 AC1020000 Emerging Processing Technology Applicati 100000 FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) Sutterfield , F. Dexter Oak Ridge National Laboratory P/NPTO--FEWFEAC306 09/30/1998 Determination of Basic Physical and Chemical Measurements on Hydrocarbon Systems as part of the Separations Facility Capabilities. 12/18/1998 M&O 0 Sutterfield , F. Dexter dsutterf@npto.doe.gov 918/ 699-2039 Determination of Essential Thermophysical Properties for Sustainable Energy 02/01/1998 NPTO National Petroleum Technology Office (NPTO), Tulsa, OK www.bpo.gov NONE 1998 AC1020000 PROCESSING RESEARCH AND DOWNSTREAM OPERATIONS 105000 FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) P/NREL--AS90 This program will develop and promote the use of Internet-based project assistance tools to promote the design, analysis, evaluation, and implementation of renewable energy systems and energy efficiency systems worldwide. These tasks will promote the development and use of clean energy technologies to help address energy and environmental security issues throughout the world. The program will build upon the initial tools developed for DOE and EPA under the International Renewable Energy Network and Information Center (IRENIC) project. The tools will include access to resource data, assistance with estimating energy requirements, design aids, data and information on other projects, and references and links to system suppliers and program support resources. 03/16/2001 M&O 04/04/2002 Boes, Eldon 202-646-5058 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY ASSISTANCE NREL National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Golden, CO www.nrel.gov AC02-83CH10093 80401-3393 2001 EH2000000 International Market Development Program 13751.06 2000 EH2000000 International Market Development Program 24430.52 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) P/OAK--FG03-00ER82987 06/03/2003 03/16/2001 GRANT 07/20/2009 DEVELOPMENT OF A SUSTAINED OCEAN CURRENT-DRIVEN ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING SYSTEM SANTA 08/23/2000 OAK Oakland Operations Office null FG03-00ER82987 SANTA BARBARA 2004 NOBRINFOR 0 2002 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 359902 2001 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 162683 2000 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 100000 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE DEHLSEN ASSOC LLC P/OAK--FG03-00ER83119 03/01/2001 03/16/2001 GRANT 01/07/2003 DAHLMAN ROGER CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN SOILS AND COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS FROM ANEW SUSTAINABLE CROP DEVFORT D FROM PERENNIAL HIBISCUS SPP 08/27/2000 OAK Oakland Operations Office null FG03-00ER83119 HOUSTON 2002 NOBRINFOR 0 2000 KM0000000 Small Business Innovation Research 99922 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE VILLAGE BOTANICA INC P/OAK--FG03-96ER54361 05/31/2005 07/17/1997 GRANT 02/23/2005 BOLTON CURTIS "FORMATION AND SUSTAINMENT OF A VERY LOW ASPECT RATIO TOKAMAK USING COAXIAL HELLCITY INJECTION (THE HELICITY INJECTED TO 05/20/1996 OAK Oakland Operations Office null FG03-96ER54361 SEATTLE 2004 AT5020200 Alternative Theory 70845 2003 AT5020200 Alternative Theory 95934 2002 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 240979 2001 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 1100668 2000 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 703401.21 1999 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 334813 1998 AT5020100 73520 1997 AT0000000 FUSION ENERGY SCIENCES 482915 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF P/OAK--FG03-96ER54376 01/06/2006 11/01/1996 GRANT 02/23/2005 DOVE WILLIAM FRC TRANSLATION, CONFINEMENT, AND SUSTAINMENT STUDIES (TCSS) 08/01/1996 OAK Oakland Operations Office null FG03-96ER54376 SEATTLE 2004 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 1798110 2003 AT5015020 Experimental Plasma Research (Alternative) 1802211 2002 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 759062 2001 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 1593998 2000 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 1531998.64 1999 AT0000000 Fusion Energy Sciences 1080000 1998 AT5015020 1000000 1997 AT0000000 FUSION ENERGY SCIENCES 1291666 1996 AT0000000 MAGNETIC FUSION 233333 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) NONE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF P/ORNL--CEEBX13 11/13/1995 M&O 01/12/1999 FY1999-0;FY2000-0 Wilbanks, Thomas J WILBANKSTJ@ornl.gov 423-574-5515 Energy for Sustainable Development Center in India 10/01/1996 ORNL Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN www.ornl.gov AC05-84OR21400 Oak Ridge 37831 1998 EB4200000 HYDROGEN RESEARCH R&D 124 1996 EB2414010 0 1995 EB2312020 26740 1995 EB2414010 19190 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) Wilbanks, Thomas J ORNL P/ORNL--CEEC045 09/30/2000 This activity will provide technical assistance from the DOE National Laboratories to a broad array of community-based sustainable energy projects which draw on energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies related to specific expertise from on-going programs involving the generation of clean energy and the use of energy more efficiently. 01/12/1999 M&O 03/12/2001 FY2001-0;FY2002-0 Brown, Marilyn A, BROWNMA@ornl.gov 865-576-8152 Tech Sup to Ctr of Excellence for Sustainable Development B 07/01/1997 ORNL Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN www.ornl.gov AC05-84OR21400 37831 2000 EC1504000 Community Energy Program 371 1999 EC1204000 767 1998 EC1207000 16015 EC Environment Canada EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) Brown, Marilyn A ORNL P/ORNL--CEED066 09/30/2001 Field-based research studies are needed to provide the background data required to validate nutrient and production based models and as stand-alone information on nutrient uptake and efficient utilization of applied fertilizer by different woody crops. These data can assist the forest products industry in making management decisions on the timing, type, and frequency of nutrient application to match site requirements and crop needs. Current nutrient application practices are derived from traditional agricultural practices, where typically excess levels are applied and only a small portion of the applied amounts are utilized by the plants. Application of excess fertilizer is also extremely costly when considered with respect to the net energy costs or the carbon balance of the cropping system, due to the relatively high energy costs of fertilizers. Additionally, inefficient or ineffective nutrient management regimes may pose serious environmental quality concerns for water quality and may cause the cropping system to have a negative effect on the net energy or carbon balance. Developing effective, efficient nutrient management prescriptions which take into account water management practices that may be used to modify the soil conditions or hydrologic regimes can provide the forest products industry decision-making capabilities to match species and nutrient requirements with specific sites. Improving the nutrient use efficiency may result in productivity gains, reductions in non-point source runoff, lower capital and energy costs, and provide greater assurance that management practices meet the AF&PA guidelines for environmentally sustainable production. 02/07/2000 M&O 01/14/2005 FY2005-0;FY2006-0 Graham, Robin Lambert, GRAHAMRL@ornl.gov 865-576-7756 Sustainability of High Intensity Forest Management B 10/01/1998 ORNL Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN www.ornl.gov AC05-84OR21400 Oak Ridge 37831 2004 ED1801010 Forest and Paper Products Vision Non-Gasification 5564 2003 ED1801010 Forest and Paper Products Vision Non-Gasification 4388 2002 ED1801000 Forest & Paper Products Vision 162418 2001 ED1801000 Forest & Paper Products Vision 221161 2000 ED1801000 Forest & Paper Products Vision 201020 1999 ED1801000 Forest & Paper Products Vision 29449 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) Tolbert, Virginia R ORNL P/ORNL--FEAC306 09/30/2003 DOE Fossil Energy has agreed to partially fund the acquisition of an Acoustic Cavity Resonance Spectrometer (ACRS) for experimental measurement of thermophysical properties. The ACRS has the capability to accurately and cost-effectively obtain a wide variety of essential thermophysical properties for physical properties data bases, computational molecular science modeling, and ultimately commercialization of industrial process. The scope of this work includes (a) acquisition and modification of the ACRS, (b) measurement of thermophysical and thermochemical properties of heavy oil components, and (c) measurement of thermophysical properties for wax point determinations in systems typical of underground petroleum reservoirs. Advanced computational techniques will be used to predict the thermophysical properties measure with the ACRS. This will serve as a mechanism to improve and validate the models of intermolecular potential energy used in molecular simulations which are otherwise exact. The ultimate goal is to be able to rely substantially or entirely on computational results when necessary. 01/12/1999 M&O 12/09/2003 FY2004-0;FY2005-0 Judkins, Roddie Reagan, 865-574-4572 Essential Thermophysical Properties for Sustainable Energy B 02/01/1998 ORNL Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN www.ornl.gov AC05-84OR21400 37831 2003 AC1015000 Effective Environmental Protection 5611 2001 AC1015000 Effective Environmental Protection 3103 2000 AC1015000 Effective Environmental Protection 20769 2000 AC1020000 Emerging Processing Technology Applications 34 1999 AC1020000 Emerging Processing Technology Applicati 7618 1999 AC1015000 Effective Environmental Protection 70127 1998 AC1020000 PROCESSING RESEARCH AND DOWNSTREAM OPERATIONS 97348 AC Argonide Corporation FE USDOE Office of Fossil Energy (FE) Steele, William V ORNL P/PNNL--P/PNNL-47285A 09/30/2006 Test bioremediation of chromate under field conditions at the Hanford Site. Develop a multiphase, multicomponent 3D reactive transport model of this bioremediation field test using toughreact geochemical transport simulator code. 01/13/2005 M&O 12/15/2006 Metting,F Blaine blaine.metting@pnl.gov 509-376-4811 Field-Integrated Studies of Long-Term Sustainability of Chro A 10/01/2003 PNNL Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Richland, WA www.pnl.gov AC06-76RL01830 99354-1793 2006 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 85839 2005 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 53454 2004 KP1301010 Bioremediation Research 10707 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Long,Philip E PNNL P/PNNL--P/PNNL-47285B 09/30/2007 Test bioremediation of chromate under field conditions at the Hanford Site. Develop a multiphase, multicomponent 3D reactive transport model of this bioremediation field test using toughreact geochemical transport simulator code. 12/15/2006 M&O 01/17/2008 Metting,F Blaine blaine.metting@pnl.gov 509-376-4811 Field-Integrated Studies of Long-Term Sustainability of Chro A 10/01/2003 PNNL Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Richland, WA www.pnl.gov AC06-76RL01830 99354-1793 2007 KP1302000 Environmental Remediation Sciences Research Progra 52281 2006 KP1302000 Environmental Remediation Sciences Research Progra 134605 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Long,Philip E PNNL P/RL--FG06-90ER54095 05/31/1997 The project objective is to study and develop coaxial helicity injection as a method for forming and sustaining a low aspect ratio tokamak. The tokamak is a toroidal magnetic confinement controlled fusion device that has demonstrated the best confinement. This method of formation and sustainment, which is steady state, has been demonstrated on a spheromak (a different confinement device) but not on a tokamak. The tokamak would be enhanced if it were steady state and its plasma pressure were raised. This method may not only make the tokamak steady state, but also allow it to have a lower aspect ratio which, in turn, may increase the pressure it can contain. Thus, development of this method may lead to two important enhancements of the leading magnetic confinement concept. The most important scientific questions to be answered will be how the method works in detail and what effect it has on confinement. 05/26/1990 GRANT 03/23/1998 R BLANKEN 301-903-3306 FORMATION AND SUSTAINMENT OF AVERY LOW ASPECT RATIO TOKAMAK USING COAXIAL HELICITYINJECTION B 05/24/1990 RL Richland Operations Office FG06-90ER54095 Aerospace and Energetics Research Program;120 AERP, FL-10 Seattle 98195-0000 1997 AT0000000 FUSION ENERGY SCIENCES 17857 1996 AT0000000 MAGNETIC FUSION 331221 SC USDOE Office of Science (SC) Jarboe, T.M. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF P/SNL--4456 09/30/2009 Program management and technical assistance for the Laboratory Technical Assistance Program (LabTAP), which helps communities access sustainable energy alternatives through the technical expertise of DOE?s laboratories. LabTAP is a tool for communities to implement sustainable energy plans. 12/03/1998 M&O VARNADO,SAMUEL 505-845-9555 SUSTAINABLE DEV 06/10/1997 SNL Sandia National Laboratories www.sandia.gov AC04-94AL85000 Albuquerque 87185-0000 1998 ED1902000 58014 EE USDOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE) EERE