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Today more than 150 of America’s entrepreneurs, software developers, energy experts, and policy makers are coming together for an Energy Datapalooza.

The Energy Department is working to respond and restore service as quickly and safely as possible, should Hurricane Isaac result in power outages.

Information on customer power outages and other impacts on the energy sector as Tropical Storm Isaac develops.

The Office of Economic Impact and Diversity's Dot Harris recently met with youth from Tribal Nations around the U.S. to discuss the benefits of STEM education.

Early in their career, these researchers have distinguished themselves as the top engineers and scientists in the United States.

Melon, an app that makes it simple for commercial building managers to get an ENERGY STAR benchmark for their buildings, took second place in the Best Overall App category. Building managers and their service providers can use Melon to easily incorporate Green Button data into the benchmarking process.

Learn about Leafully, the Grand Prize winner in the Apps for Energy competition.

The Energy Data Initiative aims to help Americans benefit from entrepreneurial innovation enabled by open energy data from the US government and other sources.

To make it easier for business and consumers to save energy and money, we need to make it easier for them to understand how they use energy. That is why the Obama Administration partnered with the utility industry and space issued a challenge to them to make it easier for electricity customers to get secure online access to their own household or building energy-use in a consumer- and computer-friendly format, called “Green Button.”

Find out details on the Apps for Energy winning applications.