Harbor workers prepare docks in harbors or ports for incoming ships and secure ships to moorings. Harbor workers make sure loading plans are executed properly and keep accurate records of loaded, unloaded, or misplaced goods and equipment.

Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines. There are many different applications of a mechanical engineer’s skills in the marine energy industry, but they generally research, design, develop, and test machines.

A techno-economic analyst builds and analyzes the results of mathematical models to evaluate the technical and economical benefits of marine energy technologies.

Research analysts study different parts of the marine energy industry, such as policies, economics, or technologies, to make recommendations to their employers or other decision makers.

Procurement and supply chain specialists manage supply chain logistics, including sourcing, transport, and management of marine energy equipment, materials, and products.

Crane and tower operators control mechanical boom and cable or tower and cable equipment to lift and move materials, machines, or products.

EA to evaluate environmental impacts of upgrades to the water supply on the Savannah River Site.

Financial Assistance Letter (FAL) FAL-2023-04 provides information and guidance regarding the Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) implementation of the extension of the cost-share exemption enacted in the Research and Development

WPTO issued a $14.5 million funding opportunity to support the sustainable development of hydropower at non-powered dams, pumped storage hydropower, and additional hydropower research and development.

LPO considers construction and tooling of a manufacturing facility near Spring Hill, Tennessee, and the construction of a recycling in OH and TN.