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The U.S. Department of Energy Collegiate Wind Competition helps undergraduates learn the real-world skills they need to grow America's clean energy economy.

Dr. Tammy Dickinson, Director for Environment and Energy at the White House, answers questions about having an asteroid named after her, the project that makes her proudest and being the only woman in the room.

The world needs a lot more clean energy, and fast. Here are 10 ways the Clean Energy Ministerial is working to deliver the solutions to climate change and improve energy access around the globe.

Scientists at the National Labs designed a new way to capture carbon dioxide by making tiny microcapsules using everyday baking soda.

Get a glimpse of some of the technologies from our National Labs in the Make | ENERGY Pavilion at the Bay Area Maker Faire. You can look AND touch.

Better Buildings partners have saved more than $1.3 billion on energy costs. Our new infographic explains how Better Buildings works and why it’s important.

Research from the National Labs show that capturing CO2 from plastic bag and packaging plants could kickstart the carbon capture industry in the United States.

A new program called Cyclotron Road connects clean energy entrepreneurs with the unique resources of our National Labs.

These ten amazing women are forging a clean energy future. Through C3E they get the recognition they deserve.

One of the National Labs is building a high-tech library of biomass samples and information for bioenergy researchers.

One National Lab is searching for the most abundant particles in the universe that we barely know.

Getting a better measure of spinning electrons requires really hard materials.

Scroll through the photo gallery to see just a few of the ways the Energy Department is addressing climate change through technologies that cut carbon pollution, grow the economy and protect the planet.

We're kicking off #EarthWeek by testing your knowledge about the most urgent environmental change of our time -- climate change.

Researchers from Oak Ridge National Lab invented a tougher, greener plastic from biomass.

How the National Labs hunt for invisible “dark matter" on the Earth’s surface, underground and in space.

How chemistry at the National Labs is helping drive clean energy forward.

How two sets of twin sisters became best friends and found careers through science.

Ellen Ochoa is the director of the Johnson Space Center, the first Hispanic woman to go into space and the fourth woman in STEM we're highlighting during Women's History Month.

Test your knowledge about the lighting technology that brightens our world.

How science fiction relies on science fact from one of the National Labs.

Deputy Secretary Liz Sherwood-Randall talks about mentorship, public service and her favorite part of the job in our newest #WomeninSTEM video.

On Tuesday March 22, 2016, we're hosting a Twitter chat about encouraging women to pursue leadership positions in STEM -- science, technology, engineering and math.

Find out how National Labs scientists are developing new tools to ensure carbon storage is safe and permanent.

Chien-Shiung Wu's physics expertise was instrumental to the Manhattan Project and her research helped two colleagues win the Nobel Prize in physics. She is the third woman in STEM we're highlighting during Women's History Month.