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New Minimum Energy Efficiency Requirements for Battery Chargers

The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has finalized new requirements regarding the minimum energy efficiency of battery chargers. Published in June in the Federal Register, the DoE’s Final Rule specifies energ... Read More...

DOE Adopts New Energy Standards for Battery Chargers

The Department of Energy (DOE) has issued final rules to establish energy conservation standards for battery chargers. The new standards go into effect on June 13, 2018.

Hydrogen Fuel Extracted from Electronic Waste

At this point, it is clear that electronic waste shouldn't be dumped in landfills. Recycling e-waste has improved recently, with more people disposing of waste responsibly in order to avoid environmental and he... Read More...

Energy Department Announces $13 Million in Available Funding for Solar Programs

The Energy Department announced $13 million in funding for a new program that will provide access to affordable and renewable solar energy to meet America’s electricity needs. The Solar Powering America by Reco... Read More...

$8 Million Available to Fund Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy Projects

The Energy Department announced $8 million in available funding to develop marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) control and component technologies. As part of the Energy Department’s Water Power Program, MHK harnesses... Read More...

$55 Million Allocated for Projects to Improve Fuel Efficiency and Electric Vehicle Technology

Thirty-one projects have received a combined $55 million from the Obama administration to improve technology of electric vehicles (EV) and fuel efficiency of gasoline or diesel vehicles. According to Energy Sec... Read More...

U.S. Department of Energy Announces $7 Million in Funding for Community Microgrid Development

Seven million dollars has been set aside for funding by the United States Department of Energy to increase the design of microgrids to help communities be more prepared for power outages caused by severe weather and other events.

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