204.18, Delegation Order No. 0204-18 to the Assistant Secretary for Resource Applications
[Note: This delegation is also numbered 00-008.18]
Rescinded By:
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Section 1
[RESCINDED][RESCINDED]
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
DELEGATION ORDER NO. 0204-18
TO THE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR RESOURCE APPLICATIONS
Pursuant to the authority vested in me as Secretary of Energy (“Secretary”) and by Section 642
of the Department of Energy Organization Act (Public Law No. 95-91) (the “DOE Act”) there is
hereby delegated to the Assistant Secretary for Resource Applications the authority to:
1. Perform all functions vested in me by law (Title 10, United States Code, Chapter 641)
relating to te administration of and jurisdiction over the Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale
Reserves, except for condemnation proceedings and the execution of procurement and
sales contracts affecting such Reserves.
2. Perform all duties and responsibilities required by the Unit Plan Contract between the
United States of America and Chevron USA, Inc., numbered NOd-4219, dated June 19,
1944, and the Amendatory and Supplemental Agreement, as amended, between the same
parties, numbered NOd-8477, dated December 22, 1948.
The authority delegated to the Assistant Secretary for Resource Applications may be further
delegated, in whole or in part, as may be appropriate.
In exercising the authority delegated by this Order or as redelegated pursuant thereto, the
delegate(s) shall be governed by the rules and regulations of DOE and the policy and procedures
prescribed by the Secretary or his delegate(s).
All actions pursuant to any authority delegated prior to this Order or pursuant to any authority
delegated by this Order taken prior to and in effect on the date of the Order are hereby confirmed
and ratified, and shall remain in full force and effect as if taken under this Order, unless or until
rescinded, amended or superseded.
This Order is effective March 24, 1978.
/s/
James R. Schlesinger
Secretary of Energy