From the Blog

New NREL research will help ERCOT better manage its solar power and integrate it with the 20 gigawatts of wind capacity already installed in the state

Following is EM Assistant Secretary Anne White’s keynote address to the 2018 Radwaste Summit on Sept. 4, as prepared for delivery.

Three Office of Fossil Energy staff members received the distinguished Secretary of Energy’s Achievement Award last week.

EM Update recently spoke with EM Assistant Secretary Anne White about her early tenure as head of the DOE cleanup program and her vision for EM.

The 2017 Hurricane Response Team —comprised of hundreds of DOE employees & contractors— was honored with the Secretary of Energy’s Achievement Award.

EM’s SRNL and the USCA have agreed to create a collegiate affiliate program in which retired laboratory professionals enhance student learning.

Hundreds of college students and graduates arrived at sites across the DOE complex this summer for internships to gain hands-on job experience.

Employees at Oak Ridge’s TWPC received the DOE Voluntary Protection Program’s (VPP) distinguished Superior Star Award on Aug. 30.

Workers are re-purposing thousands of tons of asphalt milled up from decades-old roads to resurface well-traveled gravel site arteries.

Hanford cleanup contractor employee was recently named the Junior Achievement (JA) of Washington Southeastern Region’s 2017-18 Volunteer of the Year.