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Funding Will Support Six University-Led Projects That Will Lead Research, Development, and Demonstrations for New Cyber Technology

$75 million facility will boost clean energy adoption and make the nation’s power grid more resilient, secure, and flexible

Natalie Isenberg, an Amalie Emmy Noether Postdoctoral fellow at Brookhaven National Lab, is among those selected for premier women-centric workshop.

Scientists at the lab perform unique experiments and analyze massive datasets, understand root-soil interface, engineer biofuel crops, and more.

Researchers are taking a carbonyl group, to turn it into a CO2 absorbent, then desorb the CO2 with a new, more cost-efficient technology.

A new partnership between the DOE National Community Solar Partnership and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will develop and pilot a digital platform to enable more low-income households to access community solar.

DOE Opens Comment Period on Its Draft Guidance for Rebate Programs for Efficient Transformers That Save Money and Improve the Power Grid

Navigating some ups and downs throughout his professional life, Brent Lewis ends federal career on high note.

Techno-economic analysis of New York State shows better use of existing transmission lines can defer costly upgrades and increase the integration of renewable resources.

Secretary Granholm discussed renewable energy innovation across the region and emphasize the benefits of clean energy research and development in rural communities.