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Enhancing DOE's Voluntary Reporting of Greenhouse Gases (1605(b)) Program

Enhancing 1605b: Site Map
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Update: On April 2, 2007, DOE published in the Federal Register a Final Rule referencing corrected Technical Guidelines dated January 2007. The corrected Technical Guidelines became effective 30 days after publication, which was March 2, 2007. The January 2007 Technical Guidelines correct factual and drafting errors, eliminate inconsistencies, update certain references, clarify intent, and modify or eliminate certain inappropriate calculation methods that were included the March 2006 Technical Guidelines currently referenced by the General Guidelines. All of the changes made are fully consistent with the General Guidelines published in the Federal Register on April 21, 2006, and DOE’s original intent. In the future, DOE will consider additional changes to the Technical Guidelines in response to specific proposals or when it conducts the periodic reviews provided for in 10 CFR 300.1(f).

For more information on the revised Technical Guidelines click here.

Future Amendments to the Guidelines: In the future, DOE will consider amendments to the guidelines in response to specific proposals or when it conducts the periodic reviews provided for in 10 CFR 300.1(f).  Specific proposals for amendments to the General Guidelines or the Technical Guidelines should be made in writing to Karen Harbert, Assistant Secretary for Policy and International.  Hard copies should be sent to 1000 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C., 20585, and electronic copies should be sent to: 1605bguidelines.comments@hq.doe.gov

Responses to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):  To aid in the dissemination of information on guideline provisions that have been the subject of inquiries to DOE, a series of new pages have been added to this website.  The first page provides a listing of the major provisions of the General Guidelines and Technical Guidelines, and links to the FAQs for which DOE has prepared responses.   This page will be periodically updated with additional FAQs.


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EIA Forms and Software:  The forms and instructions developed by the Energy Information Administration will be modified, as necessary, to reflect the January 2007 Technical Guidelines. DOE anticipates that these modified forms and instructions will be finalized in the near future. In parallel, EIA continues to develop the software necessary to permit web-based reporting under the revised guidelines. At this time, EIA anticipates enabling web-based reporting to begin by September 2007. For more information on EIA's efforts to implement the revised guidelines, go to: http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/1605/frntvrgg.html

For more information on the revised General Guidelines click here.

For more information on the Presidential directive that initiated these revisions and on the previous versions of the guidelines made available for public comment, the public comments received and the records of the public workshops held, see Background.

DOE's Office of Policy and International Affairs intends to review and update the guidelines approximately every three years. In the meantime, DOE will consider other possible changes only if necessary to correct errors, add new emission inventory methods, or to make other time-critical updates. Proposed corrections or other modifications to the guidelines may be e-mailed to: 1605bguidelines.comments@hq.doe.gov

By e-mailing this address, you may also add yourself to DOE's mailing list and receive e-mail notices regarding further developments affecting DOE's voluntary greenhouse gas reporting guidelines.

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