FE Blog

The Office of Fossil Energy is thankful for all of the great contributions from our lab the National Energy Technology Laboratory throughout the year.

During the colder winter months, homes need more heat and electricity. Fossil fuels play an important role in meeting increased energy demands.

On November 29, ASFE Winberg attended a conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he participated on a panel and highlighted U.S. CCUS work.

High performance computing is transforming the way energy scientists are conducting their research and development.

On September 18–20, the Office of Fossil Energy participated in the 18th annual U.S.–China Oil and Gas Industry Forum in Houston, Texas.

The Office of Fossil Energy is now accepting applications for the 2019 Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship Program.

Three Office of Fossil Energy staff members received the distinguished Secretary of Energy’s Achievement Award last week.

Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy Steven Winberg traveled to the Republic of Panama to help inaugurate the AES Colon Natural Gas Power Plant.

ASFE Steven Winberg delivered remarks at the commissioning ceremony for West Virginia University’s Rare Earth Extraction Facility.

The Office of Fossil Energy participated in the 27th World Gas Conference this week.

This year’s International Index shows the U.S. was in 2016 the second-most energy secure country of the 25 large energy consuming countries.

Fossil Energy welcomed 60 Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship participants at the annual kickoff event.

Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette on how carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) can help foster a global clean energy economy.

DOE is working to advance research and development on small-scale, modular coal-based power plants for the future.

The Partnership for Public Service has selected Barbara Kutchko as a finalist for the 2018 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals.

Total U.S. energy imports are down while exports are shattering records.

The Office of Fossil Energy is closing out Women’s History Month by highlighting two women who are making valuable contributions to FE.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re putting the spotlight on three women who are having an impact on the Office of Fossil Energy.

In celebration of World Water Day, we’re sharing some of our innovative water conservation projects.

Learn more about Dr. Olayinka Ogunsola, Senior Program Manager for FE's Office of Oil and Natural Gas, for FE's celebration of Black History Month.

Researchers at NETL use an array of microscopy tools to advance key energy research, particularly research related to fossil energy.

Get to know American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow Dr. Quinta Warren, as part of FE's celebration of Black History Month.

Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy Steven Winberg spoke to high school and middle school students at the West Virginia Regional Science Bowl.

During the recent cold snap that hit the United States, fossil fuels played an important role in meeting increased electricity demand.

Petra Nova and the National Carbon Capture Center won awards for their outstanding efforts in clean coal technologies.