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The City of El Paso, Texas, celebrates the opening of its first renewable energy education project.

Find out how the Energy Department is working to introduce more Latino students into energy and STEM programs that offer promising and rewarding career paths.

Heading back to school? Here's some fun facts about energy that you can share with your classroom.

Clean energy tax credits are helping create jobs while boosting American manufacturing and innovation.

How energy efficiency professionals can make the most out of these new Better Buildings Neighborhood Program features.

As the auto industry introduces more alternative fuel and energy efficient vehicles to dealerships across the U.S., teams of university students are also making sure consumers have more choices on the showroom floor.

The Better Buildings Case Competition challenges university teams to tackle persistent barriers to energy-efficiency. Find out which teams came out on top at the finale event.

Hundreds of thousands of people found work in the past few years thanks to Recovery Act and Energy Department programs designed to stimulate the economy while creating new power sources, conserving resources and aligning the nation to once again lead the global energy economy.

Some people talk about the clean energy economy as if it’s a hypothetical future development, but the fact is that it’s already here and poised for tremendous growth in the coming years.

The President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness announced that 45 industry leaders, including Boeing, DuPont, AT&T and Facebook, have committed to doubling engineering internships at their companies in 2012, strengthening the skills and talent of our students with hands-on, technical opportunities.

Secretary Chu delivered the graduation address for the Green Supers program in New York City. The 40-hour program teaches building superintendents everything they need to know about green building operations and maintenance.

An energetic group of university students from New Zealand to North Carolina are a huge draw at this year’s International Builders’ Show in Orlando, Florida. The students are preparing for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon – a competition that challenges 20 collegiate teams to construct and operate solar-powered homes that incorporate energy-saving designs.