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August 17, 2018How much do you know about wind energy? Test your knowledge with our wind power quiz!Energy.gov
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August 2, 2018WAPA’s Crews Work Round the Clock to Restore Power Following the Carr Fire in CaliforniaOffice of Electricity
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BlogAugust 1, 2018OE and CESER funding will support innovation in the further advancement of grid resilience and reliability.Office of Electricity
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July 27, 2018The shutdown of a reactor in Halden, Norway has put nuclear fuels and materials testing in the United States and Europe in a scramble.Office of Nuclear Energy
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July 25, 2018Before using quantum computers for scientific discovery, scientists need to first create the foundations for their computer languages.Office of Science
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BlogJuly 18, 2018ASFE Steven Winberg delivered remarks at the commissioning ceremony for West Virginia University’s Rare Earth Extraction Facility.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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July 17, 2018Accident tolerant fuels have the potential to improve performance and survive accident conditions a lot longer than today's nuclear fuel.Office of Nuclear Energy
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July 12, 2018DOE researchers have developed a new simulation to help us learn more about Earth’s present and future.Office of Science
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June 28, 2018The Office of Fossil Energy participated in the 27th World Gas Conference this week.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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June 27, 2018Idaho National Laboratory is studying a nickel-based alloy for possible use in molten salt reactors.Office of Nuclear Energy