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Forty teams from 37 collegiate institutions are advancing to the final stage of the DOE Solar Decathlon® 2024 Design Challenge based on their cutting-edge, zero energy building designs.

DOE issued a Final Request for Proposal for the Portsmouth Paducah Project Office Technical Support Services procurement.

Carbon Basin Assessment and Storage Evaluation (CarbonBASE)

The U.S. Department of Energy announced the appointment of 18 science, business, academic, and industry leaders to the Industrial Technology Innovation Advisory Committee to help decarbonize America’s industrial sector.

Sasha Mackler, head of the Bipartisan Policy Center energy program, discusses the grid transformation.

Read about Warren "Pete" Miller's remarkable life and career in nuclear, from his childhood friendship with Emmett Till to his support for groundbreaking research on small modular reactors as assistant secretary for nuclear energy.

A multidisciplinary approach has enabled a research team at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to quantitatively define the relative positioning and arrangement of the polymers in Populus wood, and to create a computer model that details the findings.

This paper documents an external SMS review, benchmarking the DOE ISM system to external SMS. This paper outlines the process, key observations, and opportunities for further evaluation by the Department.

The U.S. National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy have established a Research Coordination Network (RCN) dedicated to advancing privacy research and the development, deployment and scaling of privacy enhancing technologies (PETs).

The Northwest Cleantech Innovation Network (NWCIN), a collaborative initiative between VertueLab, CleanTech Alliance, and the University of Washington's Washington Clean Energy Testbeds, has leveraged a series of grants from the Office of Technology Transitions’ (OTT) Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC) to support the commercialization of early-stage cleantech startups across the Northwestern U.S. and Western Canada. Starting with a $50,000 award in 2020, and later receiving nearly $1 million in 2021, the network has expanded its offerings to include the Cascadia CleanTech Accelerator, Federal Funding Assistance program, Lab2Launch, and the Cleantech Hardware Innovation Prototyping (CHIP) program. To date, NWCIN has aided 36 companies in creating over 140 jobs, developing 44 prototypes, executing 33 demonstration projects, securing 9 patents, and filing an additional 17 patent applications, showcasing the significant impact of EPIC funding on regional cleantech innovation and startup support.