Blog Archive

The Energy Department has resources to help consumers understand the role energy plays in their daily lives and how they can manage it.

Representatives of the EnergyVets Resource Group at DOE were able learn more about how fuel cell cars work and hear about the potential of hydrogen.

More than 120 students recently took part in an interactive learning space hosted by EM’s PPPO deactivation and remediation contractor.

The AABE hackathon on November 16 and 17 focused on the African American experience of energy issues.

The Nevada National Security Site inaugurated the Mercury Solar Project last month, moving further down the path of sustainability.

Energy Department labs promote computer literacy as White House issues new STEM plan.

A look back at a few of the important Energy Department milestones during George H. W. Bush's presidency.

Working with our interagency partners, the Energy Department is striving to advance quantum computing, next frontier in the Information Age.

Secretary Perry visited each Energy Department National Laboratory.

Participants acquired valuable skills through hands-on, puzzle-based exercises, while also networking with public and private sector peers.

Trump Administration reimposes sanctions on more than 700 people and entities in Iran’s energy, shipping and financial sectors.

November is Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month.

Liberty Eclipse 2018 Phase 1 focused on a national cyber incident impacting multiple electric power entities and oil and natural gas resources.

With support from NNSA, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln hosted students from Tribal Colleges and Universities exploring the latest in 3D printing.

How Energy Department employees can play a crucial role in securing our critical infrastructure from cyber threats.

Energy Department funding has led to more than 730 U.S. patents and 30 technologies related to hydrogen and fuel cells.

The Energy Department is working with U.S. manufacturers to improve energy productivity – the ability to produce more with less energy.

Law eliminates some of the financial and technological barriers standing in the way of nuclear innovation.

An NNSA manager of a program for students called MSIPP went to two facilities to see its benefit to participants.

A First-Hand Look at Puerto Rico One Year After Maria

NNSA works with experts to keep adversaries from illicitly acquiring dual-use goods.

From punchcards to supercomputers and HPC, computing has come a long way.

Brookhaven Lab partners with Girls, Inc., a nonprofit organization for young women.

Brandon Charles Bielhy, Contractor Emergency Manager for the Department of Energy Headquarters Emergency Management Team

Meet John Crapo, Deputy Program Manager, Consequence Management Program, Office of Nuclear Incident Response.