Funding from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda will Boost U.S. Manufacturing, Strengthen Domestic Clean Energy Supply Chains, and Revitalize Energy Communities, Creating Nearly 1,500 High-Quality Jobs
Funding for 15 Research and Development Projects Across 11 States Will Bolster Efficiency of Grid Operations and Prevent Outages, Supporting President Biden’s Efforts to Modernize America’s Electric Grid and Achieve a Net-Zero Economy by 2050
DOE released application guidelines for Tribal governments to apply for $225 million in funding under the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate program.
Revisions to DOE’s Environmental Review Rule Would Cut Costs and Delays for Key Grid Resilience and Clean Energy Projects
Climate scientists are working to improve climate models so they can more accurately represent precipitation extremes.
EV sales are growing year over year and 2023 continues that trend. In the last few years, electric vehicles have taken off in the consumer market
Extreme weather events due to climate change—hurricanes, wildfires, ice storms, flooding, heat waves—are growing in frequency, duration, and intensity, putting stress on already overloaded and aging national electrical infrastructure.
DOE announced six new Biden-Harris Administration appointees who will work with U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm to carry out the climate and energy objectives in President Biden’s Investing in America agenda.
Scientists are looking for new particles that expand our understanding of the building blocks and fundamental forces of the universe.
Investing in America's electric grid means deploying more clean energy and saving consumers money.