DOE Seeks Public Feedback on President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Grid Resilience Innovation Programs that Enhance the Power Grid’s Ability to Deliver Cheaper, Cleaner Energy to American Communities
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the award of $28.9 million to 15 industry- and university-led projects and a new $32 million funding opportunity for research that will advance cutting-edge clean hydrogen technology solutions.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Boosts Funding Nearly 10X To Help States, Territories, and D.C. Catalyze Clean Energy Planning and Deployment
Four Corners Rapid Response Team will support energy communities in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced more than $540 million in awards for university- and National Laboratory-led research into clean energy technologies and low-carbon manufacturing.
Funding Will Lower Production Costs and Establish a North American University Consortium to Help States and Tribes Pursue Grid Modernization
So, you’re starting out your career and you’re interested in clean energy. Or maybe you’re looking to switch gears and work towards a good cause. Wherever you are on your career path, the Department of Energy (DOE) wants to talk to you!
Historic Legislation Supports Massive Clean Energy Buildouts, Rebates and Tax Credits to Slash Domestic Emissions up to 40%, Save Americans Hundreds of Dollars in Energy Costs a Year
Funding Will Support Projects that Will Help Make American Energy Systems Secure, Resilient, and Reliable
More than 100 educators, students and DOE employees gathered over two days last week for the inaugural EM Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (EM MSIPP) Competitive Research Awards Workshop.