DOE is designing an internal electronic system that will track DOE DOE Implementation: performance in implementing the EO and each item in the DOE Agency Plan. The tracking system will be used to compile compliance reports that are required by the Federal Plan. Current platforms under consideration include, but are not limited to, max.gov, iManage, and an internal system currently used by the Office of Human Capital. DOE expects to propose a rule that will include increased use of DOE Implementation: information technology for communications team members evaluating transmission applications. An enhanced version of the Dashboard has been released. DOE will DOE Implementation: publicly track Nationally and Regionally Significant Projects on the Dashboard and will use the current non-public collaborative MAX environment associated with the Dashboard. DOE will also encourage the use of the MAX collaborative workspace for all DOE infrastructure projects, where appropriate. Efforts to identify and publish aggregate data that will inform and facilitate project sponsor decisions such as project siting. The Federal Geographic Data Committee and OpenGov Working DOE Implementation: Group will continue ongoing efforts to identify and publish such data. DOE will continue to inventory existing data sets and will submit information to the appropriate interagency work group. By January 2013, EERE expects to evaluate the feasibility of DOE Implementation: developing a collaborative system and database for capturing and utilizing existing environmental data to inform future siting and regulations. Such evaluation will include a review of existing systems in the federal government that would meet this need. NE, in conjunction with INL, is developing a public version of its GIS DOE Implementation: based iMAP application (see Appendix A for description of iMAP), tentatively scheduled for release in FY 2013. This version of iMAP will provide the public with data and tools for identifying current and future federal government mission land-use needs, restricted and potential constraint areas, and existing rights of way and grazing allotments on the INL site. The application will also provide other contextual information such as roads, boundaries, facilities/buildings, and wells, etc. APPLICANT AND STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH Availability of descriptions of the application processes for major infrastructure permitting and review processes. Descriptions of many DOE application processes are already available DOE Implementation: on the DOE website, under the appropriate office page. However, in order to implement the goals and directives of the EO, DOE expects to update or post new descriptions of its
DOE Implementation: DOE is designing an internal electronic system that will track DOE performance in implementing the EO and each item in the DOE Agency Plan. The tracking system will be used to compile compliance reports that are required by the Federal Plan. Current platforms under consideration include, but are not limited to, max.gov, iManage, and an internal system currently used by the Office of Human Capital. DOE Implementation: DOE expects to propose a rule that will include increased use of information technology for communications team members evaluating transmission applications. DOE Implementation: An enhanced version of the Dashboard has been released. DOE will publicly track Nationally and Regionally Significant Projects on the Dashboard and will use the current non-public collaborative MAX environment associated with the Dashboard. DOE will also encourage the use of the MAX collaborative workspace for all DOE infrastructure projects, where appropriate. Efforts to identify and publish aggregate data that will inform and facilitate project sponsor decisions such as project siting. DOE Implementation: The Federal Geographic Data Committee and OpenGov Working Group will continue ongoing efforts to identify and publish such data. DOE will continue to inventory existing data sets and will submit information to the appropriate interagency work group. DOE Implementation: By January 2013, EERE expects to evaluate the feasibility of developing a collaborative system and database for capturing and utilizing existing environmental data to inform future siting and regulations. Such evaluation will include a review of existing systems in the federal government that would meet this need. DOE Implementation: NE, in conjunction with INL, is developing a public version of its GIS based iMAP application (see Appendix A for description of iMAP), tentatively scheduled for release in FY 2013. This version of iMAP will provide the public with data and tools for identifying current and future federal government mission land-use needs, restricted and potential constraint areas, and existing rights of way and grazing allotments on the INL site. The application will also provide other contextual information such as roads, boundaries, facilities/buildings, and wells, etc. APPLICANT AND STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH Availability of descriptions of the application processes for major infrastructure permitting and review processes. DOE Implementation: Descriptions of many DOE application processes are already available on the DOE website, under the appropriate office page. However, in order to implement the goals and directives of the EO, DOE expects to update or post new descriptions of its
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