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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.

With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, this Wisconsin nature center will be at the forefront in demonstrating the latest energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies to thousands of visitors every year.

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.

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The City of Largo, Florida is celebrating the opening of its new energy efficient Community Center that will help the city save money by saving energy.

One of the big reasons we became a global economic leader is because we built things faster and better than anyone else. Today, that global economic leadership is at a crossroads. That’s why the clean energy manufacturing industry that is expanding across the Midwest is so important.

An inside look at 1366 Technologies' innovative approach to solar manufacturing. Documenting how a $4 million grant from the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), through the Recovery Act is helping to make their ambitious goal of producing “solar at the cost of coal” a reality.

Thousands of Americans are switching to pedal power for their transportation needs as large-scale bicycle sharing programs sprout up throughout the country, making cities greener and residents healthier.

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.

Earlier this week, I witnessed the next chapter of America’s love affair with the automobile here in the nation’s capital. I took part in a ribbon cutting at the first public curbside electric vehicle (EV) charging station, made possible by Coulomb Technologies.