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Tony Bouza, HVAC, Water Heating, and Appliances Technology R&D Manager within DOE’s Building Technologies Office (BTO), was recently recognized ...

The Office of the Chief Information Officer is pleased to announce publication of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Federal Information Technolog...

We must raise our game in the clean energy innovation space and identify effective ways to bring the new technologies we generate to market as quickly as possible. That's why the Department of Energy (DOE) created our Office of Technology Transitions (...

TULSA, Okla. – EM's next quarterly public forum to discuss upcoming business opportunities in the legacy nuclear cleanup program is set for Wed.,...

We recently released the second episode of Direct Current, our new Energy.gov podcast. Check out our newly proposed energy units -- burritos, Mt. R...

When President Obama and Indian Prime Minister Modi met earlier this month, they pledged to show global leadership in the fight against climate change and reaffirmed their commitment to collaboratively support India’s ambitious goal to deploy 175 gig...

Chicago firm QCoefficient uses model predictive control (MPC) to pre-cool large commercial buildings, savings hundreds of thousands of dollars and tons of CO2.

June 20-26 is National Pollinator Week. To celebrate, we took a walk in a nearby garden dedicated to the pollinators that make much of the natur...

Appliances used in commercial buildings for cooking, cleaning, water heating, and other end-uses account for nearly 22 percent of annual commercial building primary energy usage. According to a new report from DOE’s Building Technologies Office, ener...