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Ten teams receive a collective $1.5 million and Phase 3 opens to returning competitors.
Six teams were selected for creating cost-effective recycling technologies that will increase the sustainability of U.S. wind energy systems.
Six projects funded by the Inflation Reduction Act will help improve planning, siting, and permitting for large-scale renewable energy and storage. DOE also launched a prize to advance the co-location of solar energy production and cattle grazing.
DOE announced the first winners in the first round of the American-Made Upskill Prize for the Solar Manufacturing Workforce.
The Framing the Future: Industrial Technologies Photo Contest will award $27,000 for the best photos of the innovative technologies, processes, and people that will help the United States achieve a decarbonized industrial sector.
Thirty-six student-led teams will participate in these competitions, which engage and educate students about real-world challenges facing the hydropower and marine energy sectors and career opportunities in water power.
The University of New Hampshire won the 5th annual Marine Energy Collegiate Competition.
The Departments of Energy, Interior, Commerce, and Transportation today released a report summarizing their progress toward the goals of the Floating Offshore Wind Shot™, an initiative to drive U.S. leadership in design, deployment, and manufacturing.
California State University Maritime Academy claimed first place out of 12 student teams in the 11th annual Collegiate Wind Competition final event in Minneapolis in May 2024.
Northern Arizona University was the overall winner of the 2024 Hydropower Collegiate Competition.