December 21st marks the start of the winter season. For many Americans, cold and often freezing temperatures means higher utility bills to keep warm, so the Department of Energy brings you 5 tips to keep your energy costs down.

Today, Western Area Power Administration celebrates 45 years as a power marketing administration, keeping the lights on in the West for over 40 million Americans.

Transmission is essential to the development of a reliable, modern energy grid powered by clean energy, and the Department of Energy is making big strides in expanding our transmission infrastructure to help reach President Biden's climate goals.

Under Secretary for Science & Innovation Dr. Geri Richmond shares her passion for nurturing and empowering the next generation of STEM leaders and celebrates the launch of the new "DOE STEM" website.

As 2022 winds down, the U.S. Department of Energy looks back at a historic year for clean energy.

Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) cleanup contractor UCOR is expanding initiatives to build its future workforce while maintaining cleanup and reindustrialization efforts at DOE’s Oak Ridge Reservation.

About 50 students from an area high school recently visited the Volpentest HAMMER Federal Training Center for STEM Day.

EM technical staff at the Idaho National Laboratory Site are doing their part to pass the baton to the next generation of aspiring scientists and engineers.

A year ago, DOE launched the Communities Local Energy Action Pilot Program to empower a key set of priority communities to custom-design their own pathways to a sustainable, resilient, equitable clean energy future.

With the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), apprentices will play a critical role in strengthening our nation’s infrastructure and achieving a bright energy future.