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The IRA’s monumental investments in clean energy and decarbonization technologies will position the United States to lead a global market

New DOE Wind Energy Market Reports Highlight Advances in Domestic Development and Deployment, Now Generating Enough Energy to Power 40 Million Homes

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LM, City of Grand Junction offer hands-on activities in STEM education and local history to children and teens throughout the summer.

The RIXS program is now running experiments using an enhanced spectrometer and high-resolution monochromator at beamline 27-ID.

ORNL researchers are perfecting ways to use drones to check parts of the electric grid for dangerous electrical arcing that could start wildfires.

JUMP Into STEM competition begins Aug. 15, 2022.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy (FORGE) field laboratory today announced up to $44 million for projects to develop and test technology to foster innovation in enhanced geothermal systems (EGS).

NNSA Administrator Hruby wrapped up her visit to East Asia Saturday with a trip to South Korea. She discussed national defense, nuclear nonproliferation, and nuclear security with her counterparts and visited key scientific organizations.

Argonne scientists are building systems to streamline operations and maintenance at reactors.