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💡 How do you simulate marine #turbine designs with precision? With NREL's OpenFAST, you can investigate energy generation, rotor loads and platform motions—all in one powerful, open-source tool. Our tutorial shows you how to install it on Mac or Windows: youtu.be/qTAR3vTA7NE

American innovation sets sail this #MadeInAmericaMonday! Built in Seattle, the RV Resilience is the first hybrid diesel-electric research vessel in U.S. Department of Energy’s fleet. Quiet. Sustainable. Emission-free. 100% American ingenuity at work. 💪 Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=oq-VnL…

🌊 #MarineEnergy developers—get started with OpenFAST! Our NREL tutorial shows how to install this open-source tool for simulating energy generation, predicting rotor loads, and analyzing floating platform motions. 🎥 Watch now: bit.ly/NRELOpenFast_I…

This week, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Michael Brain joined leaders from U.S. Department of Energy to announce a new partnership to help accelerate progress on key energy-water issues and foster greater interagency collaboration. nationalacademies.org/event/44109_01…

#EnergyInnovations can moderate the impacts of extreme weather to keep our communities safe and resilient in the face of climate disasters. Learn how a modern electric grid can help our country bounce back quickly from extreme weather. energy.gov/eere/2024-eere…

Need to dig into #GeothermalEnergy? Say hello 👋 to the Geothermal Data Repository (GDR), which provides free, universal access to data generated from GTO-funded projects. Learn more here: energy.gov/eere/geotherma…

#EnergyInnovation strengthens our national security by guarding our grid and improving #cybersecurity. Read EERE’s Investment Snapshot to see how EERE investments make our tech more reliable and resilient: energy.gov/eere/2024-eere…

Today, we remember and honor the legacy of President Jimmy Carter, whose leadership laid the cornerstone for America's energy future. His foresight led to the creation of the U.S. Department of Energy and the Solar Energy Research Institute (now known as NREL) in 1977. (1/)

As energy demand grows, so does the energy workforce! Meet David Castrejón, who found his spark as an electrician apprentice mastering #SolarEnergy and mentoring new apprentices with support from HIRE360Partners: energy.gov/eere/articles/…

#DYK: 90% of wind turbine materials can be #recycled. ♻️ U.S. Department of Energy’s latest report backed by NREL, Oak Ridge Lab, and Sandia National Labs explores the path to full recyclability. Learn about efforts to close the 10% gap and strengthen U.S. wind tech recycling: energy.gov/eere/articles/…

#DYK: 81% of #RenewableEnergy investments are reaching counties with below-average wages, and 86% are supporting areas with fewer college grads. Together, we’re fueling a more sustainable, resilient energy future for all.

Meet #AmericanInnovators Dr. Jennifer Lalli & Courtnay Brand of NanoSonic, Inc. They take big ideas and turn them into products that count, like new hoses to keep hydrogen-powered vehicles on the road in freezing temperatures! Learn more about their work: energy.gov/eere/articles/…

Federal lands: a new frontier for #RenewableEnergy! A new report from NREL shows less than 0.5% of federal lands could deliver 51–84 GW of renewable energy—that’s enough to power 15 million homes. Read the full report to learn more: energy.gov/articles/new-i…

Geothermal Energy 101: Geothermal energy uses underground heat to power homes, businesses, and even entire communities! See how #GeothermalEnergy plays a key role in our #Energy future, from electricity generation to heating and cooling: youtube.com/watch?v=mCRDf7…

(1/3) Department of Energy is announcing the repeal of the legal definition of “showerhead” – which made a “nozzle” and made multi-nozzle showers illegal if they collectively discharged over 2.5 gallons of water per minute. Today’s rulemaking rolls back this overregulation.