From the Blog

The Pueblo of Jemez recently hosted Stan Pyram, acting manager for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office, for a tour with pueblo leadership and Natural Resources Department staff.

With just a tiny mechanical adjustment, the Salt Waste Processing Facility has achieved record-breaking production at the Savannah River Site.

A partnership between Idaho Cleanup Project contractor Idaho Environmental Coalition and the College of Eastern Idaho is creating pathways to in-demand careers in project management and project controls.

The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management finished a 2.5-year piping replacement project that is crucial to maintain ongoing missions and daily operations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

High-frequency sound waves are helping clean components of the Salt Waste Processing Facility at Savannah River Site, delivering faster turnaround times, improved equipment performance and reduced worker exposure.

2026 has been a Hot NEST Summer! NNSA’s Nuclear Emergency Support Team spent the season monitoring threats from the air, in the crowds, and behind the scenes at major events all season. Quiet, professional, and keeping America safe all summer long.

With a twist between layers of graphene, scientists supported by the DOE’s Office of Science created the foundation for twistronics.

DOE launched the Geothermal Center of Excellence to help connect industry to the national laboratories, drive innovation in geothermal technologies, enhance interlaboratory collaboration, and expand geothermal deployment throughout the United States.

Cybersecurity for the Energy Edge is enabling utility operators to secure the grid by detecting cyber threats.

The U.S. Department of Energy Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office continues work to further characterization and inform decision-making for remediating a hexavalent chromium plume at Los Alamos National Laboratory.