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EMD-78-13 1 (1977-10-28)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabjmb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 108491 B-178726 cOO~ OCT 2 8 1977 The Honorable Henry M. Jacksoi United States Senate I L Dear Senator Jackson: f A DA i4A 1;An'7 orp In aletter dated October 4, 1977, you requested that w the circumstances surrounding a grant arde- by - co Operatins Offic the Q.S. Enerqy, Re se rcH-an-D-omentAmn r[io / ( ERDA) .__Tf---m- ... t ated-purposebf the grant was to increase awareness of the (national and local energy situation--needs, issues, problems, and opportunities--among various groups throughout California. 6 The grant is referred to as the Energy Awareness Project. The grant was funded by ERDA and the Federal Energy & Administration in the amount of $103,250 and was awarded to the California Council for Environmental and Economic \0cBalance (CCEEB) in February 1977. CCEEB subcontracted the main aspects of the project to Solem and Associates, which was responsible for setting up the seminars and obtaining the necessary speakers. CCEEB also subcontracted with Binnger' Associates Ltd., to coordinate project activities in southeir California. 7.b7 Between May 19 and September 20, 1977, 10 seminars were held with various groups in northern and southern California. These sessions were intended to provide (1) an overview of the energy situation nationally and in California, and (2) resource materials to seminar attendees so that they could continue energy education in their own communities. These seminars were attended by public officials; community leaders; and education, agriculture, media, and public 1/The Energy Research and Development Administration is now part of the new Department of Energy (DOE). Since most of the activities discussed in this report occurred when ERDA was a separate agency, we will continue to refer to ERDA, rather than DOE. EMD-78-13 (990516) ENERGY AND MINERALS DIVISION

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