From Our Blogs

High performance computing is transforming the way energy scientists are conducting their research and development.

DOE is working to advance research and development on small-scale, modular coal-based power plants for the future.

EM has installed an enhanced system to treat contaminated groundwater at its Paducah Site.

In celebration of World Water Day, we’re sharing some of our innovative water conservation projects.

Researchers at NETL use an array of microscopy tools to advance key energy research, particularly research related to fossil energy.

Get to know American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow Dr. Quinta Warren, as part of FE's celebration of Black History Month.

EM and the Savannah River Site (SRS) management and operations contractor are using new technology to spur cleanup of the site’s legacy coal ash.

The United States has abundant offshore oil and gas resources and they are an important part of our nation's energy portfolio.

The ICCS project is the first commercial-scale saline storage project in the United States.

A DOE-sponsored research team recovered pristine samples of high-quality gas hydrates — the first pressurized core samples ever collected in the US.