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June 30, 2026The 10-year Legacy Survey of Space and Time has officially started, marking the beginning of a new era in astronomy and astrophysicsOffice of Science
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June 24, 2026A list of commonly misunderstood nuclear energy words and phrasesOffice of Nuclear Energy
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June 18, 2026For 80 years, the National Petroleum Council has served as a vital bridge between government and industry.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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June 17, 2026The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) on the International Space Station is revealing new insights into our universe.Office of Science
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June 9, 2026The Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office's investments, partnerships, and on-the-ground engagements represent the work underway to strengthen America's coal industry and position it for the future.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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June 3, 2026Mission-critical commercial and military applications have extremely high uptime requirements and tight deployment space constraints. Advanced small nuclear reactors, packaged as compact units and deployed in microgrids, present a tantalizing option to meet these constraints and advance many of our nation’s priorities.Office of Electricity
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June 3, 2026Microgrids offer a promising solution to enable the fast, reliable, and affordable build-out of data centers with shorter timelines relative to distribution/transmission grid expansion.Office of Electricity
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June 3, 2026Microgrids have emerged as a promising part of the solution to the challenges of increasing electricity costs, power outages and increasing loads.Office of Electricity
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June 3, 2026The power grid needs innovative ways to add additional energy production and control capabilities to the power system. The Office of Electricity is advancing one such approach with microgrid systems.Office of Electricity
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June 2, 202637 homes at The Medley at Southshore Bay in Tampa kept the lights on during Hurricane Ian in Florida. Their resilience was bolstered by a microgrid.Office of Electricity