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Domestic Energy Usage from Data Centers Expected to Double or Triple by 2028, DOE Continues to Accelerate Development and Deployment of Solutions to Meet Growing Demand

The U.S. Department of Energy is collaborating with Google to highlight contractors with Energy Skilled-recognized credentials, making it easier for homeowners to select qualified local technicians.

FEMP's data center design guide updates focus on the new or improved technologies that have emerged since 2011. With these innovations come greater energy and water demands—and increased need to make data centers of all kinds more efficient.

EERE announced today that Michael Furze has been selected to serve as the director of EERE’s Building Technologies Office.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) seeks to accelerate innovative solutions to address new load growth from computing, manufacturing, buildings, and transportation through use of a Partnership Intermediary Agreement (PIA).

On October 30, 2024, the Federal Energy Management Program announced project selections for funding from the second and final installment of the $250 million Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies grant program.

DOE has published the second round of CALiPER test results for germicidal ultraviolet products. These Round 2 results further demonstrate the importance of education and industry standards in the GUV product industry.

The funding includes $4 million awarded to 10 projects across 8 states and a new $3.4 million opportunity.

122 teams from 93 collegiate institutions are going for gold as competition begins for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) 2025 Design Challenge, DOE’s longest-running student competition.

As More Americans Seek Home Energy Upgrades, New DOE Resources Will Enable Easier Access to the Historic Money Saving Incentives Provided by the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America Agenda