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Powerful X-rays at Argonne National Laboratory have helped researchers reveal important new details about the Zika Virus, an important step on the way to developing effective treatments.

Teams playing in the Stanley Cup Final this weekend are leading the way when it comes to saving energy and protecting the planet.

Biofuels have huge potential as a low-carbon alternative to fossil fuels for transportation. ARPA-E's TERRA program is creating cutting-edge robots and data tools to make selecting the best bioenergy crops faster, cheaper and easier than ever.

With a growing risk of cyber attacks from hackers, researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory built a test bed to experiment with cybersecurity tools for the nation’s electric grid.

Counting down our list of top things you didn't know about solar energy -- read on for more on the most abundant energy resource known to mankind.

Join us at Awesome Con for a discussion on the interplay of energy, cinema and television.

The Energy Department's updated guide makes it fast and efficient to locate federal financing opportunities for clean energy projects at home and abroad.

Goal of meetings will be to expand international collaboration in clean energy research, development, demonstration and deployment to combat climate change.

Secretary Moniz talked to us about why it's important to encourage women across the world to study clean energy in advance of the Clean Energy Education and Empowerment (C3E) Symposium on May 31.

U.S. Department of Energy Collegiate Wind Competition provides undergraduates real-world skills they need to enter tomorrow’s clean energy workforce.

A new process from the National Labs has the potential to reduce atmospheric CO2 emissions.

We need batteries for phones, cars and renewable energy. See how scientists make them at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

Get a glimpse of some of the technologies from our National Labs in the Make | ENERGY Pavilion at the Bay Area Maker Faire. You can look AND touch.

Better Buildings partners have saved more than $1.3 billion on energy costs. Our new infographic explains how Better Buildings works and why it’s important.

Research from the National Labs show that capturing CO2 from plastic bag and packaging plants could kickstart the carbon capture industry in the United States.

A new program called Cyclotron Road connects clean energy entrepreneurs with the unique resources of our National Labs.

One of the National Labs is building a high-tech library of biomass samples and information for bioenergy researchers.

One National Lab is searching for the most abundant particles in the universe that we barely know.

Scroll through the photo gallery to see just a few of the ways the Energy Department is addressing climate change through technologies that cut carbon pollution, grow the economy and protect the planet.

Researchers from Oak Ridge National Lab invented a tougher, greener plastic from biomass.

How the National Labs hunt for invisible “dark matter" on the Earth’s surface, underground and in space.

Find out how National Labs scientists are developing new tools to ensure carbon storage is safe and permanent.

Dr. Imre Gyuk, recently awarded the NAATBatt Lifetime Achievement Award for Energy Storage, talks about what energy storage is, how the energy storage field has changed in the last 10 years and where it's headed.

National Labs and industry researchers are using eagles to develop technology to prevent bird collisions with wind turbines.

Roderick Jackson, a technical lead at Oak Ridge National Lab, reflects on his experience during My Brothers Keeper Week at the National Labs.