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Metal workers in the marine energy industry perform a wide variety of tasks, from installing large-scale structural and reinforcing iron and steel to support large-scale infrastructure to installing smaller-scale sheet metal structures for ventilation.

Marine energy array technicians install, inspect, maintain, operate, and repair machinery at marine energy arrays. They are also responsible for identifying and fixing problems in array operations as well as communicating their findings.

Construction managers oversee the research and development, testing, and construction of marine energy arrays. They coordinate, direct, and acquire a team to ensure a project is completed on schedule and within budget.

Marine energy array operators control and maintain electricity generation equipment within the array and regulate the flow of electricity out of the plant.

The subject Order was issued on April 25, 2023, and cancels/supersedes DOE Order 436.1 dated May 2, 2011.

September 2023

The Testing Infrastructure Access and Development sub-activity area supports efforts to ensure a robust suite of testing capabilities at all stages of technology development.

The subject Order was issued on August 2, 2023, and cancels/supersedes DOE O 361.1C Chg 1 (LtdChg), dated 3-20-2020.

To assist with the use of Awardee brand and logo, the Office of Public Affairs has established a user guide which contains information and resources on how to properly use the Department of Energy brand and logo.

Industrial engineers find ways to eliminate wastefulness in the hydropower component manufacturing processes. They devise ways to to increase the efficiency of manufacturing hydropower components.