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Thirteen Indian Tribes and tribal entities will receive DOE funding to enhance energy security and resilience.

Funding will Affect 1,200 Tribal Buildings, Create $48.5 Million in Energy Savings and Support 13 Indian Tribes and Tribal Entities Across the Country

FECM has announced $2.4 million in funding for three projects to advance novel thermal and hydrogen energy storage technologies toward increased duration, reliability and affordability.

A new online tool estimates the economic impacts associated with the development, construction, and operation of electric vehicle charging stations.

Scientists debuted a form of X-ray crystallography that broadens the range of materials and processes that can be investigated using crystallography.

Industry and Labor will Partner on Five Pilot Programs to Train Battery Manufacturing Workers and Bolster the Domestic Battery Supply Chain

DOE's Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management announced $2.2 million in funding for a project that will produce high-strength, lightweight building materials made from domestic coal waste.

Sharing energy and critical infrastructure expertise with other nations is crucial for global safety and security.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory uses the supercomputing system Summit to spin up new insights into correlated electron systems.

Research will take place at domestic and international facilities and will address gaps for the design of a fusion pilot plant