Department of Energy
Genesis Mission leverages the Department of Energy''s unique scientific datasets-spanning more than 100 petabytes of experimental and simulation data across every major domain of science—to double
Genesis Mission
Genesis Mission brings together the Department of Energy''s 17 National Laboratories with America''s leading universities and industry, including pioneers in artificial intelligence, computing, materials,
Unlocking Micro-Origami Energy Storage | ACS Applied Energy
This Spotlight on Applications article presents recent advancements in micro-origami technology, focusing on shaping nano/micrometer-thick films into three-dimensional architectures to
Photo-Assisted Flexible Energy Storage Devices: Progress
This review comprehensively summarizes recent advances in photo-assisted flexible energy storage technology, covering material design, working mechanisms, and practical applications.
What are micro energy storage devices? | NenPower
Micro energy storage devices are compact systems that store energy at a small scale, primarily aimed at improving energy management and
9 Key Takeaways from President Trump''s
Breaking down the President''s plan to usher in a nuclear renaissance and expand America''s Energy Dominance agenda.
DOE FY 2027 Budget in Brief
The Department of Energy''s (DOE) Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 discretionary Budget Request provides $53.91 billion in budget authority for FY 2027, an increase of $4.81 billion from the FY 2026
Exploring Solar Energy Student Guide (7 Activities)
Like solar cells, concentrated solar power systems use solar energy to make electricity. Since the solar radiation that reaches the earth is so spread out and diluted, it must be concentrated to produce the
FACT SHEET: The Energy Department Is Delivering On Accelerating
The Department of Energy (DOE) is fully committed to unleashing America''s next nuclear renaissance, from reinvigorating domestic supply chains to delivering gigawatts of new reactors.
2026 DOE 202 (c) Orders
On January 26, 2026, the Department of Energy (DOE) issued an emergency Order No. 202-26-07, pursuant to section 202 (c) of the Federal Power Act, to Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC and
Planar microscale electrochemical energy storage devices toward AI
Main text The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI)-integrated electronics, has created an urgent demand for microscale energy storage systems that are not only compact but also capable of
Unlocking Micro-Origami Energy Storage
Despite significant progress, the key challenge for micro-origami technology in creating microscale energy storage devices lies in diversifying shape-morphing mechanisms to expand material choices,
THE STATE OF AMERICAN ENERGY: Promises Made, Promises Kept
The Energy Department is Delivering on President Trump''s Agenda of to Unleash American Energy Dominance.
FY 2026 Budget Justification | Department of Energy
Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Justification documents to support the Department of Energy Budget Request to Congress
Emerging miniaturized energy storage devices for microsystem
Achieving self-powering, multifunctional on-chip integrated microsystems consisting of energy harvesting, energy storage, and energy consumption devices. Considering the promising prospects,
Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
The Office of Energy Technology will continue to lead the world in research and development for cutting-edge energy technologies, fuels, chemicals, and hydropower.
Zinc micro-energy storage devices powering microsystems
Zinc-based micro-energy storage devices (ZMSDs), known for their high safety, low cost, and favorable electrochemical performance, are emerging as promising alternatives to lithium
Emerging Capacitive Materials for On-Chip Electronics
Miniaturized energy storage devices, such as electrostatic nanocapacitors and electrochemical micro-supercapacitors (MSCs), are
Planar microscale electrochemical energy storage
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI)-integrated electronics, has created an urgent demand for microscale energy storage systems that are not