After a data breach, the US Department of Energy was asked for ransom twice.

A representative for the United States Department of Energy said on Friday that the agency had received ransom demands from the Russia-linked extortion gang Cl0p at its nuclear waste plant and the scientific education institutions that had been compromised in a recent global hacking campaign.

SUMMER OF SOLAR 2021 BEGINS IN USA

HIGHLIGHTS

• DOE has begun the 'Summer of Solar 2021'.
• The purpose of a new web platform is to enable government easily approve residential solar installation permits.

With the nationwide launch of the Solar Automated Permit Pr...

JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO STEP UP WITH R&D TO RECYCLE CARBON DIOXIDE

Highlights –

• Japan and the United States of America to step up with R&D to recycle carbon dioxide.
• Both the countries have agreed to cooperate to find the technology for the same.
• The countries wish to turn CO2 into fuel and chemi...

TRUMP’S WEIRD FIXATION THAT PROPOSES MORE WATER OUT OF SHOWER HEADS

Highlights:

•        Trump’s need to keep his hair immaculate leads to new shower head water pumping capacity

•        From 2.5 gallons per minute from the overall nozzles, showerheads will n...

US Gov’t to Join hands with Hyundai for Hydrogen Fuel Cell technology:

According to non-binding memorandum of understanding, between the South Korean automaker giant Hyundai and the US Govt, the car manufacturer is expected to further develop its hydrogen fuel cell business in the USA. Hyundai Motors has partnered with the US Department of Energy, so as to have a be...

Department of Energy explores on possibility of powering a town through disposed EV batteries

America’s Department of Energy is concentrating on tackling one of the nation’s crucial recycling problem: What could be done with batteries used in electric cars? The department carried out 15 checks in the amount of $67,000 to winners of a contest who are trying ways to keep batteries away from...

56.5 Million USD awarded by DOE awards to 32 projects focused on coal tech

The US Department of Energy (DOE) is granting $56.5 million in government financing to 32 cost-shared innovative work (R&D) ventures for cutting edge coal advancements and research under six separate subsidizing opportunity declarations (FOAs). The activities spread a scope of points, includi...

Projects aimed at making Steady-State Fusion Power Plants Possible

An announcement was made today by the United States Department of Energy that they will be funding $14 million for 10 university-led research projects using the DIII-D National Fusion Facility.  The Development of methods of sustaining the steady-state or constant operation of fusion reactors is the...