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Have questions about how the Department is helping ensure the nation's electric grid stays safe and secure? Ask members of the smart grid cybersecurity workforce your questions this Thursday.

Registration Now Open For Student Energy Conservation Competition; Program Inspires Student Interest in STEM, While Teaching How Saving Energy Saves Money

This April, the Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the ChallengeHER Campaign. The campaign is an exciting new initiative that leverages the resources of SBA, Women Impacting Public Policy, and American Express OPEN to promote the Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contract Program and bring more women-owned firms into the federal government’s supply chain.

Students, academics and entrepreneurs came together at Stanford University to discuss how the next generation can lead the way in creating the next big breakthroughs in sustainable energy.

Learn how the Energy Department is helping Alaska Native communities reduce their dependence on oil by focusing on renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and at Energy we honor our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) workers who help us accomplish our mission every day. This month, we bring you stories of AAPI Women @ Energy, sharing their paths to STEM careers, their work at the Energy Department, and their tips for career success.

View our photo set & see the stories of AAPI Women @ Energy.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

A PROCLAMATION

Recognizing innovative, bold-thinking student entrepreneurs who are working to advance clean energy technologies.

The 2013 Assembly of Society Officers of the American Institute of Physics met on April 4, 2013, to discuss diversity in the physical sciences at the undergraduate level.

In CERN’s first opportunity to engage directly with a UN organization since it gained observer status, grad students suggested ways to improve the situation of women in science.