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RCED-83-79 1 (1982-12-10)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabmsu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: el~. UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE AWASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 9. SOURCIS. COMMUNITY, December 10, 1982 ANDE CONOK,4IC DEVELOPMENT DIVISION B-210145 IIWI~I III lBliii 120140 The Honorable Gordon J. Humphrey United States Senate Dear Senator Humphrey: Subject: Comments on the new Nuclear Fuel Cycle Activities Account Included in House Bill 7145 (GAO/RCED-83-79) On November 18, 1982, you requested our views on aspects of the new nuclear fuel cycle activities appropriation account included in House Bill H.R. 7145, 97th Congress. The bill makes appropriations for energy and water development for fiscal year 1983. The bill would create a new appropriation account for cur- rent and potential revenue-producing Department of Energy (DOE) civilian nuclear fuel cycle activities. These activities include uranium supply and enrichment, nuclear waste management, repro- cessing, and demonstration projects. The bill requires that DOE use the revenues it receives from each activity to offset its costs for that activity, to deposit any such revenues received in excess of such costs in the nuclear fuel cycle activities account, and to use these excess revenues to offset any other obligations against the account. OBJECTIVE, SCOPE, AND METHODOLOGY You requested our views on four statements listed in your letter: --The account would have two revenue streams in fiscal year 1983. The first would be gross receipts raised from DOE's sale of uranium enrichment services and the second would be revenues from the nuclear waste disposal fee proposed in pending nuclear waste legislation. --rnhere would be outlays from the account to pay for three types of activities--enrichment, fuel cycle demonstration activities (Clinch River now and possibly commercial reprocessing later), and nuclear waste disposai activities (305195)

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