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At the start of the 21st century, the United States relied heavily on imported energy. Today, thanks to the Shale Revolution and American innovation, the U.S. is the largest oil and gas producer and leading LNG exporter.

New plasma escape mechanism could protect fusion vessels from excessive heat.

HGEO attended India Energy Week—a premier global forum convening U.S. and international energy companies, policymakers, and ministers to strengthen trade partnerships and explore solutions to complex energy challenges.

Distinguished Scientist Fellow Mary Bishai shares her reflections on a career investigating the mysterious particles called neutrinos.

The SciDAC program has long supported research teams that are using the DOE’s cutting-edge computers to solve urgent problems in science.

President Trump’s game-changing executive orders breathed new life into the American nuclear sector in 2025, putting the nation on the path to a nuclear energy renaissance.

The South Pole Telescope has gathered new data on cosmic flares from white dwarf stars, demonstrating its unique capabilities.

NASA and DOE are working to develop a fission surface power system that could ultimately lead to extended missions on the Moon and Mars.

One nuclear reactor can power enough holiday lights that could wrap around the earth more than 27 times.

Over the past year, DOE’s Office of Science has made major advances in a variety of scientific areas.