#department-of-energy

#department-of-energy

The Department of Energy aims to cut indirect cost reimbursement rates for higher education institutions to 15 percent to improve funding efficiency.

A coalition has sued the Department of Energy to block a cap on universities' indirect research cost reimbursement rates, fearing it will harm scientific research.

A federal judge has temporarily halted the DOE's plan to limit indirect research cost reimbursements to universities pending further hearing.

The Trump Administration reversed their decision to lay off hundreds working on nuclear weapons, raising concerns about national security.

The Department of Energy is advancing AI infrastructure by identifying 16 public land sites for data center construction and energy development.

The termination of federal employees at the DOE is unprecedented, particularly affecting early-career workers following a recent executive order.

The deferred resignation program has led to significant employee turnover in federal agencies.

Federal employees on probationary status were terminated by the Trump administration, impacting thousands of staffers across multiple agencies.

OpenAI partners with the Department of Energy's National Laboratories to leverage AI for scientific research.

Access to AI models will help researchers achieve major breakthroughs in various fields.

Microsoft will provide the necessary compute infrastructure for this collaboration.

Bipartisan lawmakers introduced legislation to strengthen the Department of Energy's AI research with increased funding and framework for private partnerships.

Rivian's $6 billion DoE loan conditions may significantly influence its operational and financial strategy towards unionization.

Rivian received a $6.6 billion loan from the DOE to support EV manufacturing and growth in the U.S.

The DOE approved a $7.54 billion loan for Stellantis and Samsung SDI to build EV battery plants, creating thousands of jobs.

Rivian is set to receive a $6.6 billion loan from the DOE to construct an EV factory in Georgia, highlighting urgent funding needs.

The U.S. Department of Energy's $6.6 billion loan to Rivian is critical for reviving their stalled Georgia factory amid financial strains.

Rivian secures a $6.6 billion loan for factory construction in Georgia, set to produce R2 SUVs by 2028.

EVgo secures $1.25 billion from DOE to install 7,500 chargers, strengthening the EV infrastructure before potential policy changes.

The DOE is rapidly approving loans to support U.S. clean energy manufacturing ahead of President-Elect Trump's inauguration.

The DOE Quantum Leadership Act promotes significant funding and research in quantum information sciences amid bipartisan support and increasing global competition.

The US Department of Energy is investing $23 million to tackle supercomputing performance bottlenecks to maintain economic leadership.