mechanisms (Photo B.3), including:

• outreach activities (tours, presentations, publications)
• licensing activities
• direct information transfer to EM-40, other agencies, and industry
• joint demonstrations with industry
• training, including student programs
• technology commercial-
  ization plans

Emphasis has been placed on industrial partnerships throughout this ID, whereby costs are shared with corporate partners and the resulting benefits are shared by DOE and these partners. Many of

the technologies listed beforehand have been brought from the con-
ceptual phase to operable, com-
mercially available technologies by this ID.

Implementation of innovative remediation systems that have been demonstrated as part of this ID will potentially save DOE and other federal agencies several hundred million dollars. Following successful demonstration of a new technology or system, their per-
formance and cost effectiveness are evaluated against that of existing baseline technologies.

Application to industrial sector problems will add significantly to overall cost savings. For example, the cost analysis report (LA-UR-92-
1927) that evaluates the cost and