OE News Archive

Today, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Electricity (OE) announced $6.7 million in funding for four university-led research projects

OE’s FY 2021 request reflects the Department’s ongoing commitment to a secure, resilient power grid.

The toolkit will increase transparency and collaboration among electricity stakeholders and further prioritize electricity resilience and reliability

Today, DOE announced the results of the 2019 Grid Modernization Lab Call with funding of approximately $80 Million over three years.

Assistant Secretary Bruce J. Walker, Office of Electricity. makes statement on new regulatory reforms.

Challenge tapped into American ingenuity for ideas on how to make the nation’s electric grid stronger and more resilient.

Established in 1996, the PECASE acknowledges the contributions scientists and engineers have made to the advancement of science.

More than 100 grants will support scientific innovation.

Projects will strengthen partnerships between National Laboratories and private sector companies to deploy promising technologies to the marketplace.

Center will initially fund up to $16 million for research in the areas of energy-water nexus, fossil energy, energy storage, and cybersecurity.

Research aims at improving A.I. as a tool of grid resiliency and science.

Executive Order establishes the first ever comprehensive whole-of-government policy to build resilience and protect against electromagnetic pulses.

C3E Awards recognize mid-career women working in a variety of fields to advance clean energy. The deadline for submitting nominations is April 10.

Eligible small businesses that have previously received Phase I grants will be able to complete for Phase II grants with a duration of up to 2 years.

ARPA-E awards 12 new projects to support medium-voltage devices for grid, industry and transportation.

Energy Department and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to discuss security practices to protect energy infrastructure.

Upcoming contest will award $1 million for ideas that advance the resilience and reliability of the nation’s bulk power system.

Funding will go toward innovations and technologies designed to increase the resilience, reliability and security of an integrated grid.

This XLab is focused on Grid Modernization Technology and will be held in Seattle, Washington.

Efforts aim to reclaim and recycle critical materials from lithium-based battery technology used in consumer electronics, defense, and more.

Approximately $37 million in new research and development grants available for small businesses.

Nine women were recognized for their leadership in clean energy at the 7th Annual U.S. Clean Energy Education and Empowerment (C3E) Symposium.

Competition is designed to develop the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Electric Transmission Issues Workshop Materials Now Available

DOE’s national laboratories have received more than 800 R&D 100 awards since the annual competition began in 1962.