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The Energy Department is organizing regional summits around the country to expand its partnerships, share resources and successes, and refine its s...

On March 21, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam visited the Energy Department’s East Tennessee Technology Park in Oak Ridge. During his visit, he met leadership from OREM and UCOR, the site’s primary cleanup contractor, along with state and local offic...

Where do we stand in driving down the cost of solar energy technologies?

Find out how the Energy Department is helping bring new clean energy technologies to the marketplace and make manufacturing processes more energy e...

One of the world’s first electric vehicles built using ultra lightweight carbon fiber material manufactured in the U.S. was recently unveiled.

Balanced on the tip of a finger, it doesn’t look like much — a bit of screen door, perhaps, or a badly mangled paper clip — but this little piece of metal is making big news in the medical community, and big changes in the lives of patients with ...

Details on the Energy Department's work to ensure small businesses have a fair opportunity to compete for contracts and subcontracts.

Tune in tomorrow on energy.gov/live to hear from Secretary Chu and experts from across the solar industry as they discuss the SunShot Initiative and the future of solar in the U.S.

PADUCAH, KY – The U.S. Department of Energy’s Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office (PPPO) is completing a two-day Industry Interest Workshop today...

Making sure the best, most efficient wind energy technologies are developed and manufactured here in America.