Energy
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Legislation Addresses U.S. Energy Security and Independence
The Energy Security and Independence Act is an original approach to alleviating ongoing energy security concerns in the United States.
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New DOE Office to Oversee $20 Billion in Clean Energy Demonstrations
In December, the U.S. DOE announced the establishment of a new office, which will oversee a wide range of clean energy demonstrations.
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PES Report: Ensuring Service Continuity During the Pandemic
To keep the lights on during COVID-19, PJM pays special attention to: essential personnel, the wide-area nature of the event, and the recognition that the virus dictates next steps and timeline.
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Delivering Reliable Power During a Pandemic
Reliable, cost-effective delivery of power is necessary for coping with any crisis, and U.S. power utilities are meeting expectations.
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The Pandemic’s Surprise Revelation: A Vision of a Cleaner Future and an Opportunity for Fleet Electrification
The pandemic-induced economic slowdown has provided an opportunity to perceive cleaner, quieter skies and streets, a tangible window onto a sustainable future.
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Hearing Looks at the Future of Electricity Delivery
A recent House Science Subcommittee on Energy hearing looked at challenges in modernizing and securing the nation’s electricity grid.
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GAO Enhances Science and Technology Advisory Role for Congress
The GAO has launched a new technology assessment team to better meet Congress’s growing need for information on science and technology issues.
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Hearing Focuses on “Non-Traditional” Chinese Espionage
A recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing focused on increasingly proactive Chinese espionage efforts to acquire U.S. commercial and military tech.
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Ten-Year Vision Set for U.S. Ocean Science and Technology
The NSTC recently released a report outlining an interagency consensus on U.S. goals for ocean science and technology through 2028.
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Hearing Explores Prospects and Barriers to Large-Scale Energy Storage
On 18 July, at the latest of its “Powering America” series of hearings, the House Energy Subcommittee explored the growth of utility-scale energy storage and its implications for electrical grid reliability, as well as for sales in the wholesale electrical market.
