As negotiations continue at COP21, get to know the attending countries’ carbon dioxide emissions, and how they compare to your home state.
Learn about supercomputers and why they're important for science, energy and national security.
Explore the 60-year history of computing at one of the nation's top laboratories, and find out what's next.
This Energyween, take a look at the spooky (and not-so-spooky) critters that call the National Labs home.
Now through Halloween, we're highlighting scarily effective ways to save energy -- and money -- at home. Get started with our energy-themed pumpkin...
Find out what it's taken to power 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue since the 1890s. And which President refused to touch the light switches.
Explore the regional climate change vulnerabilities to the U.S. energy sector and examples of resilient solutions by clicking on each shaded area i...
Geothermal energy and other energy technologies at the Energy Department are working together to solve the grand challenges of producing and storing energy and managing energy waste streams in the subsurface. This Subsurface tech team fact sheet detail...
The FY 2016 Science and Energy Plan (SEP) describes the major programs, performers, and processes involved in the Department’s science and energy functions, and the essential role that each plays across the Department.
Yesterday, Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and Indian Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power, Coal, and New and Renewable Energy Piyush Goyal co-chaired the U.S.-India Energy Dialogue here in Washington, DC. Their discussions focused on our ...