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November 4, 2014The Department of Energy investigated the major cost factors that affected PMU installation costs for the synchrophasor projects funded through the Recovery Act Smart Grid Programs. The data was compiled through interviews with the nine projects that d...Office of Electricity
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DocumentNovember 1, 2014Smart grid technologies are helping utilities to speed outage restoration following major storm events, reduce the total number of affected customers, and improve overall service reliability to reduce customer losses from power disruptions. This report...Office of Electricity
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October 24, 2014Decisions were issued on: - Freedom of Information Act AppealOffice of Hearings and Appeals
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Press ReleasesOctober 21, 2014Attend the final webinar in the 2014 Tribal Renewable Energy Series on Wednesday, Oct. 29, to learn more about how all the pieces of the tribal en...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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Press ReleasesOctober 20, 2014The Department of Energy is currently inviting comments from the general public on revised guidance relating to the implementation of Section 242 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the “Hydroelectric Production Incentive Program.”Hydropower and Hydrokinetic Office
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October 15, 2014Smart meters and customer system programs were deployed by 65 of the projects that received funding through the Recovery Act Smart Grid Investment Grants. This report features the experiences of four projects with customer education and outreach: Centr...Office of Electricity
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October 15, 2014Three municipal utilities that received funding through the Recovery Act Smart Grid Investment Grant program are featured in this report. Burbank, California; Glendale, California; and Danvers, Massachusetts are mid-sized cities that implemented grid m...Office of Electricity
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BulletinOctober 15, 2014Office of Legacy Management
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October 13, 2014Office of Legacy Management
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Press ReleasesOctober 8, 2014OREM begins demolition of the K-31 Building at Oak Ridge’s East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP), marking the removal of the fourth of five gaseous diffusion buildings at the former uranium enrichment site.Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management