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U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm issued the following statement today after the U.S. Senate confirmation of Brad Crabtree.

Last week, U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm traveled to Southern California to showcase how President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will increase access to clean energy sources and deliver an equitable transition to all.

Georgia Institute of Technology and The University of Arizona Named DOE Solar Decathlon 2022 Design Challenge Grand Winners; 14 Build Challenge Teams Awarded $50K to Start Construction.

DOE Issues Contract Awards For 30 Million Barrels of Crude Oil, Announces Plan For Third Emergency Sale to Address Continued Market and Supply Disruptions Related to President Putin’s War on Ukraine

Funding Will Support Six University-Led Projects That Will Lead Research, Development, and Demonstrations for New Cyber Technology

DOE Opens Comment Period on Its Draft Guidance for Rebate Programs for Efficient Transformers That Save Money and Improve the Power Grid

Secretary Granholm discussed renewable energy innovation across the region and emphasize the benefits of clean energy research and development in rural communities.

DOE Seeks Public Input to Drive the Cost-effective Implementation of Building Energy Codes for Greater Efficiency, Resilience, and Cost Savings

Factsheet Details President Biden’s Infrastructure Investments and Ongoing DOE Initiatives to Boost Rural Energy, Spur Economic Opportunities, Increase Access to Clean Electricity for Remote and Tribal Communities

The following statement was issued by Secretary Granholm following the U.S. Senate confirmation of Dr. Marvin Adams