Energy

 Experts say it can be done—with a lot depending on technological advancements and acceptable price tags

Researchers are developing a practical method to convert water and sunshine into fuel

It’s not carbon-free, but it has a transformative role to play in energizing developing nations

Freshwater-saltwater ecosystems could provide bountiful renewable energy

The U.S. is grossly underinvested in energy research, says Obama's science adviser. And that includes fusion power

A series of nuclear power station shutdowns and low hydro reservoirs in France are highlighting energy security concerns this winter

Energy sectors job growth is significant, according to a new report by the U.S. Department of Energy. But this growth is unevenly distributed across the 50 states due to shifts in the industry

The inventor of the lithium-ion battery introduces fast-charging, noncombustible battery design in a new paper published in the journal Energy & Environmental Science

Televisions and their peripheral equipment account for about 6% of total electricity consumption in U.S. homes. But, the average number of televisions in U.S. households is on the decline, according to the DOE’s most recent Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS).

How can you support renewable energy? Plus, why you should

The largest solar farm in the world, in China, generates almost as much electricity as a large nuclear power plant

Mexico is hungry for natural gas and within pipeline distance of the U.S., but talk of tariffs and a border wall could undermine booming gas exports