From the Blog

This week is Computer Science Education Week (December 4–10), which raises awareness about the significance of computer sciences in many careers

Check out these 10 intriguing facts that you probably didn’t know about the world’s first controlled release of nuclear energy.

Scientists conduct cutting-edge renewable energy research on behalf of the Geothermal Technologies Office

Hydropower accounts for about 6% of the nation’s electricity, generating renewable energy for American homes and businesses

A look at the Energy Department Department's efforts to bring power back to islands devastated by recent hurricanes.

Deputy Assistant Secretary, Rob Smith, spoke at the 17th annual U.S.-China Oil and Gas Industry Forum held in Ningbo, China.

Lawmakers, environmental regulators, and top DOE officials broke ground on the Mercury Treatment Facility at the Y-12 National Security Complex.

EM Update recently spoke with the new manager of the Oak Ridge Office of EM (OREM) about his vision and priorities for the EM program at OREM.

Grid Security Exercise – known as GridEx – is designed to test the electricity sector’s ability to respond to grid security emergencies.

Washington River Protection Solutions, the tank operations contractor for EM’s Office of River Protection, is wrapping up waste retrieval activities.