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Management Control Procedures for Safeguarding and Maintaining the Strategic Petroleum Reserve

EMD-79-42 Published: Mar 27, 1979. Publicly Released: Mar 27, 1979.
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Energy legislation required the Department of Energy (DOE) to create a strategic petroleum reserve to substantially reduce the Nation's vulnerability to interruptions of foreign petroleum supplies. As part of a current review the following items were examined: the oil withdrawal capabilities at each of the existing storage sites, the status of the security measures taken or planned, and, to a limited extent, the measures taken to account for reserve oil losses or gains.

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