(b) Proceedings transferred to the Secretary. The following proceedings are transferred to the Secretary:

(1) All Notices of Proposed Rulemaking, pending and outstanding, which have been proposed by the Department of Energy and the Department of Energy;

(2) All Notices of Inquiry which have been issued by the Department of Energy;

(3) All Requests for Interpretations which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart F, and on which no interpretation has been issued, with the Office of General Counsel of the Department of Energy;

(4) All Applications for Exception Relief which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart D, and on which no final decision and order has been issued, with the Office of Exceptions and Appeals of the Department of Energy;

(5) All petitions for special redress, relief or other extraordinary assistance which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart R, and on which no order has been issued, with the Office of Private Grievances and Redress of the Department of Energy;

(6) All appeals from Remedial Orders, Exception Decisions and Orders, Interpretations issued by the Office of General Counsel, and other agency orders which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart H, and on which no order has been issued prior to October 1, 1977, with the Office of Exceptions and Appeals of the Department of Energy;

(7) All applications for modification or rescission of any DOE order or interpretation which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart J, and on which no order has been issued prior to October 1, 1977, with the Office of Exceptions and Appeals of the Federal Energy Administation;

Note: For a document relating to procedures for natural gas import and export proceedings see 42 FR 61856, Dec. 7, 1977.

(8) All applications for temporary stays and stays which have been filed pursuant to 10 CFR part 205, subpart I, and on which no order has been issued, with the Office of Exceptions and Appeals of the Department of Energy;

(9) All applications which have been filed with the Office of Regulatory Programs of the Department of Energy and on which no final order has been issued;

(10) All investigations which have been instituted and have not been resolved by the Office of Compliance of the Department of Energy;

(11) All Notices of Probable Violation which have been issued prior to October 1, 1977, by the Office of Compliance of Department of Energy;

(12) All Notices of Proposed Disallowance which have been issued prior to October 1, 1977, by the Office of Compliance of Department of Energy;

(13) All Prohibition Orders which have been issued pursuant to 10 CFR part 303 and as to which no Notice of Effectiveness has been issued;

(14) From the Department of the Interior:

(i) The tentative power rate adjustments for the Central Valley Project, California, proposed on September 12, 1977 (42 FR 46619, September 16, 1977). (15) From the Interstate Commerce Commission:

(i) Ex Parte No. 308 (Sub-No. 1)-Investigation of Common Carrier Pipelines.

(16) From the Federal Power Commission:

(i) Cases:

(A) Northwest Pipeline Corporation, Docket No. CP75-340.

(B) Midwestern Gas Transmission Co., Docket No. CP77-458, et al.

(C) St. Lawrence Gas Company, Docket No. G-17500.

(A) Maine Public Service Co., Docket No. E-6751. (ERA Docket No. IE-78-1).

(B) Northern States Power Co., Docket No. E-9589, (ERA Docket No. IE-782).

(C) Arizona Public Service Co., Docket No. IT-5331. (ERA Docket No. IE-78– 3).

(D) Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., Docket No, E-7022. (ERA Docket No. IE-77-6).

(E) Maine Public Service Co., Docket No. IT-6027. (ERA Docket No. PP-12).

(F) Boise Cascade, Docket No. E-7765. (ERA Docket No. PP-52).

(G) Bonneville Power Administration, Docket No. IT-5959. (ERA Docket No. PP-10).

(H) EPR-Oregon (Geothermal Steam Leases).

(I) EPR-Utah (Geothermal Steam Leases).

(J) EPR-Idaho (Geothermal Steam Leases).

(K) EPR-Oregon (Geothermal Steam Leases).

(L) EPR-Idaho (Geothermal Steam Leases).

(iii) Rulemakings:

(A) Implementation of sections 382(b) and 382(c) of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1975. Docket No. RM77-3.

(B) New Form Nos:

151, Docket No. RM76-19.

153, Docket No. RM76-27.

154, Docket No. RM76-33.

156, Docket No. RM76-32.

157, Docket No. RM76-21.

158, Docket No. RM76-31. 159, Docket No. RM76-23. 160, Docket No. RM76-20. 161, Docket No. RM76-26. 162, Docket No. RM76-34. 155, Docket No. RM76-28. 163, Docket No. RM76-30. 164, Docket No. RM76-25.

(C) Procedures for the Filing of Federal Rate Schedules Docket No. RM779.

(iv) Project withdrawals and power site revocations:

(A) Project 1021, 1226, 1606, and 1772(Wyoming)-U.S. Forest Service (Applicant).

(B) Project Nos. 1021, 1226, 1606, and 1772 (Wyoming)-U.S. Forest Service (Applicant).

(C) Project Nos. 220 and 691-(Wyoming) Cliff Gold Mining Co. (Applicant for P-691) The Colowyo Gold Mining Co. (Applicant for P-220).

(D) Project No. 1203-(Wyoming)—F. D. Foster (Applicant).

(E) Project No. 1241-(Wyoming)—F. B. Hommel (Applicant).

(F) Project No. 847-(Oregon)—H. L. Vorse (Applicant).

(G) Project No. 907-(Colorado)-S. B. Collins (Applicant).

(H) Project No. 941-(Colorado)-Marian Mining Company (Applicant).

(I) Project Nos. 347 and 418-(Colorado)-Jones Brothers (Applicant for P-347) Frank Gay et al. (Applicant for P-418).

U.S.

(J) Project Nos. 373, 521, 937, 1024, 1415, 1546, 1547, and 1025 ( Forest (Applicant).

(K) Project No. 163-(Colorado)— James F. Meyser and Edward E. Drach (Applicants).

(L) Project Nos. 385, 445, 506, 519, 1220, 1296, 1418, 1519, 1576, 1615, 1616, 1618, 1678, 1682, and 1750-(Colorado)-U.S. Forest Service (Applicant).

(N) Project No. 114-(Alaska)-Elizabeth H. Graff et al. (Applicant).

(0) DA-222-(Washington)-Bureau of Land Management (Applicant).

(P) DA-562-(Oregon)—U.S. Geological Survey (Applicant).

(Q) DA-601-(Idaho)-Bureau of Land Management (Applicant).

(R) DA-509-(Colorado)-Fed. Highway Admin. (Applicant).

(S) DA-616-(Idaho)—U.S. Service (Applicant).

Forest

Carolina)-U.S.

(T) DA-1-(South Forest Service (Applicant).

(U) DA-1116—(California)-U.S. Geological Survey (Applicant).

(V) DA-154(Arizona)—U.S. Geological Survey (Applicant).

(W) DA-1098(California)-Merced Irrigation District (Applicant).

(c) Proceedings transferred to the Commission. There are hereby transferred to the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the following proceedings:

(1) From the Interstate Commerce Commission:

(1) Ex Parte No. 308-Valuation of Common Carrier Pipelines.

(ii) I&S 9164-Trans Alaska Pipeline System-Rate Filings (including I&S 9164 (Sub-No. 1), NOR 36611, NOR 36611 (Sub-No. 1), NOR 36611 (Sub-No. 2), NOR 36611 (Sub-No. 3), NOR 36611 (Sub-No. 4)).

(iii) I&S 9089--General Increase, December 1975, Williams Pipeline Company.

(iv) I&S 9128-Anhydrous Ammonia, Gulf Central Pipeline Company.

(v) NOR 35533 (Sub-No. 3)—Petroleum Products, Southwest & Midwest Williams Pipeline.

(xi) NOR 36553-Kerr-McGee Refining Corporation v. Texoma Pipeline Co.

(xii) Suspension Docket 67124-Williams Pipe Line Co.-General Increase.

(xiii) Valuation Docket 1423-Williams Pipeline Company (1971-1974 inclusive).

(2) To remain with the Commission until forwarding to the Secretary: The following proceedings will continue in effect under the jurisdiction of the Commission until the timely filing of all briefs on and opposing exceptions to the initial decision of the presiding Administration Law Judge, at which time the Commission shall forward the record of the proceeding to the Secretary for decision on those matters within his jurisdiction:

(1) El Paso Eastern Co., et al., Docket No. CP 77-330, et al.

(ii) Tenneco Atlantic Pipeline Co., et al., Docket No. CP 77-100, et al.

(iii) Distrigas of Massachusetts Corp., et al., Docket No. CP 70-196, et al.

(iv) Distrigas of Massachusetts Corp., et al., Docket No. CP 77-216, et al.

(v) Eascogas LNG, Inc., et al., Docket No. CP 73-47, et al.

(vi) Pacific Indonesia LNG Co., et al., Docket No. CP74-160, et al., (except as provided in paragraph (c)(3) of this section).

(3) The Amendment to Application of Western LNG Terminal Associates, filed on November 11, 1977, in Pacific Indonesia LNG Co., et al., FPC Docket No. CP74-160, et al., ERA Docket No. 77001-LNG, is transferred to the jurisdiction of the Commission until timely filing of all briefs on and opposing exceptions to the Initial Decision of the presiding Administrative Law Judge on that Amendment, at which time the Commission shall forward a copy of the record of that proceeding to the Secretary of Energy for decision on those matters within his jurisdiction. (If the Commission waives the preparation of an initial decision, the Commission will forward a copy of the record after completion of the hearing, or after the timely filing of any briefs submitted to the Commission, whichever occurs later.)

(d) Residual clause. All proceedings (other than proceedings described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section) pending with regard to any function of the Department of Energy, the Department of Energy, Department of the Interior, the Department of Commerce, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Navy, and the Naval Reactor and Military Applications Programs which is transferred to the Department of Energy (DOE) by the DOE Organization Act, will be conducted by the Secretary. All proceedings (other than proceedings described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section) before the Federal Power Commission or Interstate Commerce Commission will be conducted by the

crested by the white head of an eagle, atop a white rope. Both appear on a blue field surrounded by concentric circles in which the name of the agency, in gold, appears on a green background. Detailing is in black.

(2) The colors used in the configuration are dark green, dark blue, gold, black, and white.

(3) The eagle represents the care in planning and the purposefulness of efforts required to respond to the Nation's increasing demands for energy. The sun, atom, oil derrick, windmill, and dynamo serve as representative technologies whose enhanced development can help meet these demands. The rope represents the cohesiveness in the development of the technologies and their link to our future capabilities. The lightning bolt represents the power of the natural forces from which energy is derived and the Nation's challenge in harnessing the forces.

(4) The color scheme is derived from nature, symbolizing both the source of energy and the support of man's existence. The blue field represents air and water, green represents mineral resources and the earth itself, and gold represents the creation of energy in the release of natural forces. By invoking this symbolism, the color scheme represents the Nation's commitment to meet its energy needs in a manner consistent with the preservation of the natural environment.

1002.12 Use of replicas, reproductions, and embossing seals.

(a) The Secretary and his designees are authorized to affix replicas, reproductions, and embossing seals to appropriate documents, certifications, and other material for all purposes as authorized by this section.

(b) Replicas may be used only for:

(1) Display in or adjacent to DOE facilities, in Department auditoriums, presentation rooms, hearing rooms, lobbies, and public document rooms.

(2) Offices of senior officials.

(3) Official DOE distinguishing flags, adopted and utilized pursuant to subpart C.

(4) Official awards, certificates, medals, and plaques.

(5) Motion picture film, video tape and other audiovisual media prepared by or for DOE and attributed thereto.

(6) Official prestige publications which represent the achievements or mission of DOE.

(7) Non-DOE facilities in connection with events and displays sponsored by DOE, and public appearances of the Secretary or other designated senior DOE Officials.

(8) For other such purposes as determined by the Director of the Office of Administrative Services.

(c) Reproductions may be used only

on:

(1) DOE letterhead stationery.

(2) Official DOE identification cards and security credentials.

(3) Business cards for DOE employ

ees.

(4) Official DOE signs.

(5) Official publications or graphics issued by and attributed to DOE, or joint statements of DOE with one or more Federal agencies, State or local governments, or foreign governments. (6) Official awards, certificates, and medals.

(7) Motion picture film, video tape, and other audiovisual media prepared by or for DOE and attributed thereto.

(8) For other such purposes as determined by the Director of the Office of Administrative Services.

(d) Embossing seals may be used only on:

(1) DOE legal documents, including interagency or intergovernmental agreements, agreements with States, foreign patent applications, and similar documents.

(2) For other such purposes as determined by the General Counsel or the Director of Administration.

(e) Any person who uses the official seal, replicas, reproductions, or embossing seals in a manner inconsistent with this part shall be subject to the provisions of 18 U.S.C. 1017, providing penalties for the wrongful use of an official seal, and to other provisions of law as applicable.

(f) The official seal is being registered with the World Intellectual Property Organization through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.