FECM Blog

The ICCS project is the first commercial-scale saline storage project in the United States.

A DOE-sponsored research team recovered pristine samples of high-quality gas hydrates — the first pressurized core samples ever collected in the US.

The SPR was created following President Ford’s signing of the 1975 Energy Policy and Conservation Act, which established a U.S. emergency oil reserve.

CSLF is a ministerial-level initiative focused on the development of improved, cost-effective technologies for carbon capture and storage

The Office of Fossil Energy (FE) kicked off the 22nd Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship (MLEF) program on June 12 in Washington, DC.

FE, NETL, University of Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma Geological Survey have concluded a study to determine what properties lead to induced seismicity.

One potential source of fossil energy could exceed the energy content of all other known fossil fuels combined—and that’s natural gas hydrate.

Our water and energy systems are closely interlinked. Water is used in all phases of energy production and electricity generation and energy is required to treat and distribute water. As our Nation’s energy and water demand increases, it is as impo...

For the third and final installment in our series honoring Women’s History month, the Office of Fossil Energy (FE) is featuring Margaret Schaus, Acting Chief of Staff for FE’s Acting Assistant Secretary.

The Office of Fossil Energy’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office hosted the Louisiana Regional Science Bowl at the University of New Orleans on Saturday March 18.