From the Blog

New detection system allows power system operators, first responders and utilities to better mitigate the damaging effects of wildfires on human lives and grid infrastructure.

A FEMP DOE Scholars placement can lead almost anywhere, from federal research to hands-on technical work. See how it led Leon Murray to NASA and, from there, to a career evaluating energy performance projects nationwide.

One of the best ways to learn about opportunities through FEMP DOE Scholars is through the eyes of a past participant. Learn how Leonna Deans built the technical skills and connections that launched her career as a utility engineer.

Quantum computing is becoming a revolutionary tool for scientific discovery.

Clean Currents provides an opportunity for DOE staff to connect with water power stakeholders and exchange ideas with leaders in the American water power industry

For the first time since February, the Hanford Site’s Tank-Side Cesium Removal System is back in operation, pretreating radioactive tank waste.

The Integrated Waste Treatment Unit is deploying new equipment to eliminate the cost of disposing of a byproduct of radioactive liquid waste cleanup at the Idaho National Laboratory Site.

In a first, the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and cleanup contractor United Cleanup Oak Ridge have conducted demolition on two facilities at the Y-12 National Security Complex in a single fiscal year.

Construction is underway on the final Saltstone Disposal Unit, marking a historic milestone in the Savannah River Site radioactive waste-tank cleanup mission.