FY 2012 DOE Budget Request to Congress
Introduction
The following documents reflect the Department of Energy's Budget Request to Congress:
Detailed Budget Justifications.
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Agency Performance Plan Supplement
DOE Performance Plan Supplement
Budget Highlights A high-level narrative summarization of the Department?s budget request.
Summary Table A short summarization of the request by appropriation account and by first tier organization.
Control Tables A longer summarization of the request at the decision unit level. It is available in order by appropriation account or in first tier organization order.
Statistical Table Shows the budget request at the level at which Congress controls our spending. In most areas, it is more detailed than the Control table.
Laboratory Table Summarizes funding by decision unit and by the laboratories at which DOE does work.
State Table Summarizes funding by decision unit and by each State at which DOE does work.
Detailed Budget Justifications
Energy and Water Development Appropriations
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(Volume 1) National Nuclear Security Administration Office of the Administrator Weapons Activities Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Naval Reactors
Other Defense Activities Departmental Administration Inspector General Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program Title 17 Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program Better Building Pilot Loan Guarantee Initiative for Universities, Schools, and Hospitals Working Capital Fund Energy Information Administration Safeguards and Security Crosscut Pensions (Volume 3) Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability Energy Transformation Acceleration Fund Fossil Energy Research and Development Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves Strategic Petroleum Reserve Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve Ultra-Deepwater Unconventional Natural Gas
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(Volume 5) Environmental Management Environmental Management
(Volume 6) Power Marketing Administrations Southeastern Power Administration Southwestern Power Administration Western Area Power Administration Bonneville Power Administration
Nuclear Energy Defense Nuclear Waste Disposal/Nuclear Waste Disposal
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