ML24324A040
| ML24324A040 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Oconee  |
| Issue date: | 08/13/2024 |
| From: | Division of Operating Reactor Licensing |
| To: | |
| Shared Package | |
| ML24324A043 | List: |
| References | |
| ASLBP 24-985-03-SLR-BD01 | |
| Download: ML24324A040 (2) | |
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CEII Designation Form Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Docket Nos. 50-269-SLR, 50-270-SLR, and 50-287-SLR)
Duke Energy - Oconee Nuclear Station (12 combined documents)
Prior to sharing Critical Electric/Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) with a third party, the CEII Coordinator must determine whether to designate the information as CEII. Documents that have already been designated CEII are marked Designated Critical Energy/Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) The following, along with a review by OGC staff, will help the CEII coordinator determine whether the documents prospectively being shared should be designated as CEII. Please provide the documents and this form to CEII@ferc.gov
- 1. Does the information relate to details about the production, generation, transportation, transmission, or distribution of energy?
__x____
Yes.
No.
- 2. Could the information be useful to a person in planning an attack on critical infrastructure?
__x____
Yes.
No.
- 3. Is the information publicly available?
______ Yes.
__x_____
No.
- 4. Does the information simply give the general location of the critical infrastructure?
______ Yes.
___x____
No.
If so, please identify the document(s) that contain CEII, including the accession number, and clearly mark the CEII portions of such documents. (Please use a separate sheet, if needed).
Additional Proposed Redactions 8.6.24.pdf
- 5. How long should the material likely remain CEII? (Please note CEII material can only be designated as CEII for a period of five years. Even after the designation lapses, information should still be treated as CEII until a determination has been made that the information no longer qualifies as CEII.)
As long as the project is in operation.
- 6. Would you recommend that the material be renewed as CEII after the designation period expired?
_x_____
Yes.
No.
- 7. Are there any portions of the responsive documents that are not CEII and can be reasonably segregated from the material that qualifies as CEII?
No, the entire document is CEII or the CEII cannot be segregated from the public information.
__x__ Yes, and the prospective CEII portions are marked on the document.
- 8. Do any of the documents include material that may be privileged as well as CEII? If so, note the potential reason such as the document contains internal agency deliberations, classified material,1 privacy information, or confidential business information. (Please use a separate sheet, if needed).
Not to our knowledge Reviewed by, Program Office Representative Date
- Through, GAL Assigned Attorney Date Through, OEA Representative Date Upon review and taking into consideration staffs review, I have determined to designate the material identified above as CEII. The aspects of the material designated as CEII are marked on the enclosed.
CEII Coordinator Determination 1 Under the Fast Act, CEII is critical electric infrastructure information other than classified national security information. For questions regarding information that could potentially pose a threat to national security (e.g. Confidential, Secret, or Top Secret), staff should contact Security and Safety Division SAS_securityandsafety@ferc.gov, who will consult DOEs Classification Department for proper designation.
CHRYSTAL MARTIN Digitally signed by CHRYSTAL MARTIN Date: 2024.08.12 08:26:55
-04'00' MARK HERSHFIELD Digitally signed by MARK HERSHFIELD Date: 2024.08.12 08:33:30 -04'00' CAROLYN TEMPLETON Digitally signed by CAROLYN TEMPLETON Date: 2024.08.13 09:42:49 -04'00' BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Digitally signed by BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Date: 2024.08.13 15:04:49 -04'00'