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The 20 winning teams developed innovative concepts that use marine energy to power ocean-based activities.

Partnerships with State and Local Governments Continue to Bolster Domestic Supply Chains and Support the Nation’s Small- and Medium-sized Manufacturers, while Retaining Good-Paying Jobs for the American Workforce

The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management awarded a contract for elemental mercury long-term management and storage to Waste Control Specialists LLC of Andrews, Texas, for a total maximum period of performance of five years with an estimated value of $17.8 million.

For the first time in more than two decades, Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers performed the nation’s first critical experiment using a ceramic fuel required by some advanced reactor designs.

This summer, the Jupiter Laser Facility at Livermore National Lab hosted interns in the Reaching a New Science Energy Workforce (RENEW) program.

A research team used the Frontier and Summit supercomputers at ORNL to help them develop a climate emulator.

Geophysical understanding helps improve characterization of the soil architecture of land–lake interfaces.

A “dual-gradient” design for the battery’s cathode substantially increases energy storage capacity, stability and lifetime while reducing costs.

Prize will help utilities advance electric grid reliability and resiliency through digital data.

This week's awards: H2Hubs Gulf Coast and Midwest Hydrogen Hubs; IDP's Zero Waste Advanced Aluminum Recycling; CC Pilots' Carbon Capture Pilot at Big Spring Refinery; ERA's Clean Energy in the Northwest Arctic