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Workers at the Department of Energy's Paducah Site are doing great things with the training they've received as part of the Recovery Act.

Throughout February, we will introduce you to African Americans who are working to advance the President's clean energy agenda and help the Department of Energy achieve its mission. Our first profile is of Travis Dredd, Special Assistant to Secretary Chu.

Read Secretary Chu's take on how we're changing the way the Department of Energy works by creating new jobs, investing in the clean energy economy, and helping consumers save money while saving energy.

This edition of vintage DOE pulls a discussion of nuclear fusion from the video archive.

You may have noticed that Energy.gov looks more than a little different today. We’ve spruced up our design to better showcase the information and services the Energy Department (DOE) provides online. We’ve made it easier to find the resources you’re looking for and engage with us.

Even the gingerbread people are on-board with energy efficiency. Check it out!

The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy celebrated visionaries and leaders in energy efficiency recently, including two of the Energy Department’s own for their key roles in founding and implementing the ENERGY STAR® program.

Clean Cities' internships are like modern-day apprenticeships.

Spend a summer interning at the Department of Energy in Washington, D.C., and you’re bound to start quoting Secretary Steven Chu’s well-known mantra to the people back home.

See how the mechanical engineer with 20 years experience is reapplying his skills.