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On June 12, the 2018 National Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Forum will feature an exhibit on the H2@Scale concept and a showcase of DOE’s National Labs.

Fossil Energy invites graduate students and early-career professionals to apply for the 2018 Research Experience in Carbon Sequestration program.

The Energy Department launched two new clean energy initiatives for nuclear and carbon capture at the ninth Clean Energy Ministerial in Copenhagen.

Since 2016, Texas utility Austin Energy has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a low-cost integrated solar plus storage solution.

U.S and Japan agree to expand advanced nuclear and share research facilities to enhance nuclear R&D.

$3.5 million now available for hydrogen production research and development that is compatible with nuclear energy sources.

DOE has selected three projects to receive approximately $29.6M for cost-shared research and development to determine carbon storage feasibility.

FE has issued a Request for Information for input on improving the efficiency, reliability, and flexibility of existing coal-based power plants.

DOE and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory released a report of the Mission Innovation CCUS Experts’ Workshop held in September 2017 in Houston, TX.

AMO will provide funding support to 12 new projects across 11 states, totaling nearly $2 million in funding.