DOE O 5900.1A, Energy Information Collection, Analysis, and Dissemination
Cancels DOE 5900.1. Canceled by DOE N 251.17 9-30-1996.
Superseded By:
DOE O 200.1, Information Management Program on Sep 30, 1996
DOE N 251.17, Cancellation of Directives on Sep 30, 1996
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- DOE O 200.1Information Management Program (Sep 30, 1996)
- DOE N 251.17Cancellation of Directives (Sep 30, 1996)
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Section 1
U.S. Department
Washington,
of Energy
D.C.
ORDER
I DOE 5900.1A I
5-18-92
SUBJECT: ENERGY INFORMATION COLLECTION, ANALYSIS, AND
DISSEMINATION
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PURPOSE. To establish policy for the collection, analysis, and
dissemination of energy information by the Energy Information
Administration (EIA) and for EIA support of energy information needs of
all Departmental Elements.
CANCELLATION. DOE 5900.1, MANAGEMENT OF ENERGY DATA SERVICES RESOURCES,
of 3-23-79.
BACKGROUND.
a. The Department of Energy (DOE) Organization Act of 1977 established
the Energy Information Administration which is “responsible for
carrying out a central comprehensive and unified energy data and
information program...." Under this program, the EIA has the
responsibility to collect, evaluate, assemble, analyze, and
disseminate energy information and data.
b. DOE Delegation Order No. 204-3 delegated to the Administrator of the
EIA the broad authority vested by law in the Secretary relating to
the gathering, analysis, and dissemination of energy information.
This delegation of authority was made on a non-exclusive basis to
indicate that the Secretary may also separately delegate this
authority to other DOE officials as appropriate.
DEFINITIONS.
a. Energy Information. The term “energy information,” as contained in
Section 11 of the Energy Supply and Environmental Coordination Act
of 1974 (ESECA), as referred to in Section 205(b) of the DOE
Organization Act, is defined to include:
(1) All information in whatever form on: (a) fuel reserves,
exploration, extraction, and energy resources (including
petrochemical feedstocks) wherever located; and (b) pro-
duction, distribution, and consumption of energy and fuel
wherever carried on.
(2) Matters relating to energy and fuels, such as corporate
structure and proprietary relationships, costs, prices, capital
investment, and assets, and other matters directly related
thereto, wherever they exist.
DISTRIBUTION: INITIATED BY:
All Departmental Elements Energy Information Administration
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b. Fuels. The term “fuels” is intended to be all-inclusive and,
therefore, includes fossil fuels, nuclear and fission fuels, as well
as geothermal, solar, and other energy sources.
5. POLICY. The responsibility to collect, evaluate, assemble, analyze, and
disseminate energy information and data, as defined herein, on behalf of
all Departmental Elements shall be centralized in the EIA, except where
specific responsibilities related to certain types of energy information
have been directly delegated to other Secretarial Officers.
6. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Administrator, Energy Information Administration shall:
(1) Provide energy information and data collection analysis, and
dissemination services to other Departmental Elements, usually
on a reimbursable or shared-cost basis.
(’2) Provide energy information and statistical forms management and
clearance and prepare the energy information portion of the
Department’s Information Collection Budget.
b. Heads of Departmental Elements shall:
(1) Request energy data services from EIA in accordance with
procedures established by the Administrator and published as
EI-591O.1A, “EIA Services to Non-EIA Clients.”
(2) As an alternative, request redelegation of the Administrator’s
authority so that they may undertake the activities themselves.
BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF ENERGY:
DONALD W. PEARMAN, JR.
Acting Director
Administration and Human
Resource Management