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The Energy Department is bringing in more tribes to confront the most pressing energy problems for Tribal Nations across the country.

Money doesn’t grow on trees, but it does grow from developing your school and business to the point that you’re ready to compete for a Department of Energy funding opportunity. Our office’s mission is to make sure that the energy programs here, including our competitive funding opportunities, are accessible to minorities and historically disadvantaged communities.

Today the Energy Department announced contract awards to seven small-disadvantaged businesses to perform critical technical services. The contracts, awarded by the Office of Environmental Management, speak to the importance of our nation's small business support to the mission of the Department.

NuMat Technologies from Northwestern University won $180,000 in prizes as the grand prize winner of the National Clean Energy Business Plan Competition.

More than six dozen middle school girls visited INL to learn about career options in science and engineering at the annual My Amazing Future event organized by Idaho Women in Nuclear.

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, employing half of all workers in America and creating two out of every three new jobs in the U.S.

The Energy Department and MIT team up to launch the C3E awards - recognizing mid-career individuals who advance the leadership of women in clean energy.

The Energy Department works closely with Tribal Leaders to ensure Indian Country has a seat at the table in addressing our America’s economic, environmental, and energy security challenges.

In support of the Obama Administration’s goals for quality, American-made clean energy products, the Energy Department’s State Energy Program continues to invest in the small businesses that make up the backbone of our economy.

The Energy Department celebrates Memorial Day and launches the Veterans Mentoring Program.