; (iv) the costs and cost savings resulting from the use of such methods; (v) emerging technologies that could be transferred from research models or prototypes to practical applications; (vi) the availability of technical assistance and best practices; and (vii) such other matters that the Secretary determines are appropriate. (2) Sector reports on methods to reduce consequences of a terrorist Act (A) In general The Secretary shall periodically make available industry sector reports on methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack that are in use at chemical facilities. (B) Contents of report The reports described in subparagraph (A) shall include, by industry sector or appropriate groupings of industry sectors, elements of feasible technologies, techniques, or other means described in subsection (b) that are— (i) identified by covered chemical facilities under subsection (b) and submitted to the Secretary under section 2103; or (ii) identified by the Secretary from relevant information sources. (C) Public availability Information made available under this paragraph— (i) shall not identify any specific chemical facility; (ii) shall be made available in accordance with section 2110; and (iii) shall not disclose any proprietary information. (g) Funding for methods To reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack The Secretary shall make grants to covered chemical facilities, with priority given to the highest risk covered chemical facilities, as determined by the Secretary, to supplement a portion of the costs of implementing methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack. 2212. Applicability This title shall not apply to— (1) any chemical facility that is owned and operated by the Secretary of Defense; (2) the transportation in commerce, including incidental storage, of any substance of concern regulated as a hazardous material under chapter 51 of title 49, United States Code