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June 1 marks the beginning of hurricane season. If a major energy supply disruption were to occur as a result of a hurricane, the Department of Energy (DOE) would play a vital role, coordinating with other Federal agencies and the energy sector to prep...

A severe hailstorm pelted the Denver area on May 8, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. But, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's solar panels held strong with just one broken panel out of more than 3,000.

RICHLAND, Wash. – Employees are making significant progress reducing risk despite one of the worst winters in Hanford Site history.

How Oak Ridge National Laboratory staff helped responders in the fight against the Gatlinburg fire in Tennessee.

Building and maintaining a hardened, resilient and secure grid of the future is essential for our nation to function at its best in a modern society.

As Hurricane Matthew bears down on Florida, the Energy Department (DOE) is monitoring energy infrastructure and coordinating responses across the federal community, state and local governments, and with partners in industry.

RICHLAND, Wash. – Staff members from EM’s Richland Operations Office Volpentest Hazardous Materials Management and Emergency Response (HAMMER) Federal Training Center facility recently participated in what is being called the largest earthquake dri...

Understanding Risks Associated with Electromagnetic Pulses

The immense challenges that New Orleans faced in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina were intensified by electric grid failures.

Explore the regional climate change vulnerabilities to the U.S. energy sector and examples of resilient solutions by clicking on each shaded area i...