From the Blog
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March 6, 2014Capturing solar power in space for use as energy on Earth seems farfetched. But recent developments could make this a reality in coming years.Energy.gov
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March 5, 2014IT Modernization Efforts: Connecting it all TogetherOffice of the Chief Information Officer
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March 5, 2014At the Energy Department's Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, scientists are trying to accomplish what was once considered the realm of science fiction:...Energy.gov
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February 27, 2014To help the public, industry, and decision makers quickly and easily find legislation related to the production and use of biofuels, the Energy Dep...Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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February 26, 2014Most times, the effects of corrosion are studied with regard to the metal surface. In a new study, researchers looked at the effects that corrosion has on the water and dissolved ions doing the corroding.Office of Science
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February 21, 2014Tennessee’s third district Representative Chuck Fleishman visits OREM to receive updates about cleanup projects happening and planned across the Energy Department’s Oak Ridge Reservation.Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management
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February 14, 2014Oak Ridge’s efforts to protect migratory birds recently garnered honorable mention for the 2013 Presidential Migratory Bird Federal Stewardship Award. The Energy Department championed the effort through partnerships with the Tennessee Wildlife Resour...Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management
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February 13, 2014Explore our latest map, charting the location of concentrating solar power plants across the country.Energy.gov
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BlogFebruary 12, 2014Berkeley Lab and SLAC discover 3D counterpart to graphene with potentially wide-ranging applications.Office of Science
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February 12, 2014Where do we stand in driving down the cost of solar energy technologies?Energy.gov