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October 17, 2018How two researchers discovered that the factors behind storms’ strength are more complex than scientists previously thought.Office of Science
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October 12, 2018Nuclear is used in a variety of applications ranging from cancer treatments to fighting crimes. Explore 5 ways nuclear powers our lives.Office of Nuclear Energy
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October 5, 2018The Energy Department is working with U.S. manufacturers to improve energy productivity – the ability to produce more with less energy.Energy.gov
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October 3, 2018High performance computing is transforming the way energy scientists are conducting their research and development.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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October 3, 2018Magnetic reconnection causes storms in space and can damage fusion research devices on earth. Researchers are investigating why and how it happens so fast.Office of Science
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September 28, 2018Law eliminates some of the financial and technological barriers standing in the way of nuclear innovation.Energy.gov
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September 28, 2018Demonstrating the Benefits of Autonomous, Decentralized Control of MicrogridsOffice of Electricity
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September 26, 2018With the help of a DOE State Energy Program competitive award, the South Carolina Energy Office created the Palmetto Energy Efficiency Retrofits.Success Stories
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September 21, 2018Natural gas is poised to play a key role as a versatile, low-emission fuel and is an increasingly attractive alternative to conventional diesel fuelOffice of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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September 20, 2018On September 18–20, the Office of Fossil Energy participated in the 18th annual U.S.–China Oil and Gas Industry Forum in Houston, Texas.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office