Search Energy.gov

The Office’s vision is a vibrant domestic geothermal sector that contributes to a carbon pollution-free electric sector by 2035 and a net-zero emission economy by 2050 while providing economic opportunities and environmental benefits for all Americans.

e-File

By 2050, deployment of carbon-free geothermal energy can help address the climate change crisis.

Each of the Office’s subprograms focuses on distinct aspects of geothermal energy and addresses challenges unique to those aspects; however, several additional focus areas, including geothermal integration and awareness activities, cut across subprograms.

CMEI maintains a unified online identity by requiring its websites to be in the Energy.gov Drupal environment and use common CMEI navigation.

The judges in the 2023 Collegiate Wind Competition.

This webinar explores practical ways small businesses can use free and low-cost AI tools to research DOE customers, identify opportunities and potential partners, and strengthen business development efforts.

This guidebook provides information to help individuals, such as homeowners, ranchers, and small business owners, determine whether to and how to install wind turbine(s) on their property.

This handbook provides guidance for using wind to help power schools, hospitals, businesses, farms, community facilities as well as rural electric cooperatives, municipal utilities, independent power producer groups, and LLCs.

This guide focuses on community benefit agreements and related funds that serve as voluntary mechanisms that developers may utilize to provide additional financial and/or nonfinancial benefits for communities impacted by wind energy projects.