Government

Statement by Secretary Granholm on the President’s FY22 Discretionary Funding Request

The Biden-Harris Administration today submitted to Congress the President’s priorities for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 discretionary spending. The funding request of $46.1 billion details major investments in key Department of Energy (DOE) efforts to research, develop, and deploy clean energy technologies necessary to reach President Biden’s goals on climate change.
By |April 12th, 2021||0 Comments|
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House Republican Conference Votes to Bring Back Earmarks

House Republicans lifted their decade-old ban on earmarks Wednesday during a closed-door vote, freeing up members to request “congressionally directed spending” under the new process Democrats announced last month.
By |March 22nd, 2021||0 Comments|
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DOE EM Poised to Build on Success

EM is poised to build on recent achievements and launch a new era of progress, Acting Assistant Secretary William “Ike” White said Monday at the Waste Management Symposia 2021.
By |March 17th, 2021||0 Comments|
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DOE Announces $52.5 Million to Support U.S. Manufacturers and Industrial Workers

DOE announced up to $52.5 million for DOE’s Industrial Assessment Centers that help American manufacturers and wastewater treatment facilities improve their efficiency, save money, and reduce their carbon footprint. These university-based training programs also create a pipeline for students looking to join the growing clean energy economy.
By |March 15th, 2021||0 Comments|
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STEM Inspirations: Meet Five NNSA Women Working to Keep America Safe

Women make up more than half the U.S. population, yet are significantly outnumbered by men in STEM-related fields in college, and constitute only a third of the STEM workforce, with some industries showing much less representation than others. While STEM opportunities continue to grow and gain popularity, the number of women in fields such as computer science, engineering, and math have yet to see an upward shift.
By |March 10th, 2021||0 Comments|
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