DOE definition

DOE means the U.S. Department of Energy.

DOE means the Department of Energy.

DOE means the United States Department of Energy or any duly authorized representative thereof, including any successor or predecessor agency thereof, including the Contracting Officer.

Examples of DOE in a sentence

• To increase demand for renewable energy, the Borrower, through the DOE, has increased the minimum annual incremental generation required to be sourced from renewable energy resources from 1% to 2.52% starting 2023 for Mandated Participants, as evidenced by the DOE Department Circular DC2022-09-0030.

• To increase foreign direct investment in solar and wind energy, the Borrower, through the DOE, has amended Rules and Regulations Implementing the Renewable Energy Act to remove the 40 percent foreign equity cap on exploration, development, utilization and commercialization of natural resources, as evidenced by the DOE Department Circular DC 0000-00-0000.

• Upon receipt by the Contractor of written notice that DOE or its designee has been assigned this contract, Battelle shall be relieved of all responsibility hereunder, and the Contractor shall thereafter look solely to the assignee for performance of Battelle’s obligations.

More Definitions of DOE

DOE means the United States Department of Education.

DOE means the United States department of energy.

DOE means the Department of Energy, an agency of the Federal Government.

DOE means Department of Energy.

DOE means the United States Department of Education and any successor agency administering student financial assistance under Title IV.

DOE means the Department of Energy, an agency of the United States of America.

DOE means the United States Department of Energy or any duly authorized representative thereof.