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Lou Hrkman — Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary

The documents involve communications and meetings related to energy policy, stakeholder engagement, and ongoing projects within the Department of Energy.

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The document is an email exchange between Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy and Ben Lieberman discussing the need to have a phone conversation regarding ASP, indicating ongoing communication about energy-related matters. 2025 — — 1
The email from Lou Hrkman discusses a meeting regarding the Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition, involving various stakeholders from the energy sector. 2025 — — 1
The document is an email from Lou Hrkman discussing a meeting regarding the Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition, involving multiple stakeholders from various energy companies and organizations. 2025 — — 1
The email exchange between Lou Hrkman of the Department of Energy and Ben Lieberman discusses scheduling a phone conversation regarding an unspecified topic related to the agency's activities. 2025 — — 5
The email from Lou Hrkman of the U.S. Department of Energy confirms a meeting request from Matthew Agen of the American Gas Association to discuss ongoing appliance rulemakings and litigation, particularly regarding furnace regulations. 2025 — — 2
The document is an email from Jeremy Boshwit at Chevron scheduling a meeting on March 10, 2025, between U.S. Department of Energy officials, including Lou Hrkman, and Chevron representatives to discuss energy efficiency and renewable energy topics. 2025 — — 1
The document is an email from Patrice Smith on behalf of Lou Hrkman regarding a Microsoft Teams meeting to discuss an introduction related to the Sierra Club v. Department of Energy case. 2025 — — 1
The document is an email from Patrice Smith on behalf of Lou Hrkman discussing a Microsoft Teams meeting regarding EXXON Hydrogen and referencing the Sierra Club's lawsuit against the Department of Energy. 2025 — — 1
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is inviting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy to speak at the 3rd Annual Critical Minerals Summit on April 9th, focusing on challenges in the critical mineral supply chain and its impact on clean energy development. 2025 — — 2
The email correspondence between Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy and Allison Ealey Cunningham from the American Gas Association discusses the sharing of materials related to the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA) process, with Cunningham indicating that additional resources will be provided shortly. 2025 — — 2
The document is an email exchange involving Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy and representatives from ClearPath discussing scheduling a meeting to explore collaboration on geothermal energy and manufacturing competitiveness. 2025 — — 3
The email from Heather Frye of the Department of Energy discusses Lou Hrkman's potential participation in the American Public Power Association's CEO & Utility Managers Roundtable scheduled for March 16-18, 2025, and requests a call to discuss details. 2025 — — 5
The email correspondence between Marnie Funk from Shell and Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy discusses proposed improvements to the 45V GREET model, with Funk requesting that Shell's inputs be considered for quick implementation and Hrkman indicating that some changes have already been made and a press release is forthcoming. 2025 — — 3
The email exchange between Toby Short of ExxonMobil and Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy discusses a grant related to a project deploying blue hydrogen technology from Permian natural gas, with Hrkman advising Short to contact the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations for further information. 2025 — — 4
The document is an email exchange between Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy and Allison Ealey Cunningham from the American Gas Association discussing the basics of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA) process and sharing relevant resources related to appliance and equipment standards. 2025 — — 2
The email correspondence between Marnie Funk from Shell and Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy discusses proposed improvements to the 45V GREET model, with Funk requesting the timely incorporation of Shell's inputs and Hrkman indicating that some changes have already been made and a press release will follow soon. 2025 — — 3
The document is an email from Marnie Funk of Shell to Lou Hrkman, requesting assistance in ensuring that Shell's proposed improvements to the 45V GREET model are communicated to the appropriate team at the Department of Energy (DOE) for consideration. 2025 — — 2
The U.S. Department of Energy is preparing to publicly announce updates to the hydrogen GREET model, with Lou Hrkman communicating with Toby Short from ExxonMobil about the publication and confirmation of changes made to the model. 2025 — — 4
The email from Amber Wellman of Chemours to Lou Hrkman discusses a follow-up on their meeting at the DOE Better Buildings Better Plants Summit, expressing interest in collaborating on critical minerals and a new heat transfer fluid for data centers. 2025 — — 1
The email from Lou Hrkman at the U.S. Department of Energy discusses a follow-up with Chemours regarding their partnership on two-phased immersion cooling technology and requests assistance in elevating a letter to DOE leadership to advance a pilot project for gallium production. 2025 — — 2
The U.S. Department of Energy is coordinating a meeting request regarding a letter from Shell, with Brandon Audap seeking to meet with officials Carl Coe and Lou Hrkman. 2025 — — 7
The email correspondence between Toby Short of ExxonMobil and Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy discusses scheduling a meeting to follow up on hydrogen-related issues and the 45V tax credit. 2025 — — 2
The email correspondence between Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy and Toby Short from ExxonMobil discusses the implementation timeline for differentiated natural gas calculations, with Hrkman instructing Short to monitor the activation of individual company inputs and regional selections. 2025 — — 2
The U.S. Department of Energy's Lou Hrkman informed Shell's Marnie Funk that updates to the hydrogen GREET model have been published online, with a public announcement pending. 2025 — — 2
The email from Lou Hrkman at the Department of Energy discusses updates to the GREET Model and requests confirmation from ExxonMobil's Toby Short regarding the implementation of changes related to natural gas supply chains and carbon capture, in preparation for a press release. 2025 — — 3
The email exchange between Toby S. Short from ExxonMobil and Lou Hrkman from the U.S. Department of Energy discusses the status of a DOE grant and inquiries about the agency's compliance with a 90-day reporting requirement related to the President's vision for energy programs. 2025 — — 4
Ben Lieberman sent an email to Lou Hrkman on June 16, 2025, sharing a link to an op-ed related to the Department of Energy and cautioning about the email's origin. 2025 HQ-2025-02714-F — 1
The document is an automatic email reply from Jeremy Boshwit regarding his absence and limited email access, related to a CERA meeting involving Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy and Chris Powers from CNE, as part of the Sierra Club v. Department of Energy case. 2025 HQ-2025-02714-F — 1
Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy sent an email to Jeremy Boshwit at Chevron confirming acceptance of a meeting regarding the Sierra Club v. Department of Energy case. 2025 HQ-2025-02714-F — 1
The document is an email correspondence from Allison Ealey Cunningham of the American Gas Association to Lou Hrkman at the Department of Energy, discussing attachments related to comments on proposed furnace and water heater rules, and expressing willingness to provide further assistance. — HQ-2025-02714-F — 4
The document is an email from Allison Ealey Cunningham of the American Gas Association to Lou Hrkman, dated February 13, 2025, providing follow-up materials related to the Department of Energy's policies and rules affecting natural gas, including attachments such as a letter to the DOE transition team and an impacts analysis. — HQ-2025-02714-F — 74
The document is an email communication from Ursula Schryver of the American Public Power Association inviting Lou Hrkman from the Department of Energy to participate in the CEO & Utility Managers Roundtable scheduled for March 16-18, 2025, in Amelia Island, Florida, with attached registration and agenda documents. — HQ-2025-02714-F — 17