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Project will leverage oil and gas infrastructure to test enhanced geothermal systems in the eastern United States.

The TRACE-Ga program will drive innovative and cost-effective technologies for gallium recovery from U.S. metal processing feedstocks

NNSA has approved the Enhanced Fusion Yield Capability project, a move made faster by Secretary Wright's streamlining regulations. This initiative will boost the laser energy at the National Ignition Facility, enabling more pertinent assessments and modernization efforts for the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile.

The Pinellas County Site in Largo, Florida, was once a key player in national defense, developing and manufacturing components for the nation’s nuclear weapons complex.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced contracts have been awarded for 8.5-million-barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve’s emergency exchange at the Bryan Mound site.

The Draft PEIS meets NNSA’s obligations under the National Environmental Policy Act and the January 2025 settlement agreement reached between the parties in Savannah River Site Watch v. United States Department of Energy.

Awardees include some of the country’s most elite research teams whose work will help the United States remain a global leader in nuclear energy innovation.

DOE has issued a Request for Proposal for an additional emergency exchange of up to 30 million barrels of sweet crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

NNSA has successfully removed all high-risk cesium-137 material from the state. This means South Carolina is now the 13th state to be completely free of this dangerous radioactive material, a massive win for the safety of Americans, and prevents adversaries from acquiring this material.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing issued a conditional commitment for a loan of up to $263 million to SHINE Chrysalis, LLC to support the construction of Chrysalis, a high-volume medical isotope production facility in Janesville, Wisconsin.