U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

Overview

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is a federal executive department established in 1977, focused on advancing national energy policy, energy production, nuclear security, scientific research, and environmental cleanup. With approximately 14,000 federal employees and over 90,000 contractors, it operates from its headquarters in Washington, D.C., and manages 83–85 field locations across the United States. Its network includes 17 national laboratories that support a wide range of scientific and technological research.

The department formulates and implements national energy policies, promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy, and addresses nuclear security and environmental challenges. It sponsors research in physical sciences and energy technologies, providing funding and technical assistance to state and local governments, tribal nations, and U.S. territories to enhance clean energy initiatives. The DOE plays a vital role in ensuring energy security and environmental stewardship while fostering economic growth and innovation in energy technologies.

Basic Information

Industry	government administration
Founded	1977
Revenue	34.4B
Headquarters	1000 Independence Avenue Southwest, Washington, District of Columbia, 20585, United States
Alexa Ranking	14920

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Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

energy policy
research & development
science
nuclear energy
energy efficiency
clean energy
renewable energy
discovery
fusion
nuclear reactor technology
carbon management
environmental stewardship
federal research
energy technology
energy resilience
climate change mitigation
nuclear propulsion
climate change
federal energy agency
energy system
space-based solar power
carbon capture and storage
federal government
federal agency
energy development
government
federal funding
space weather research
nuclear weapons
energy standards
national laboratories
climate policy
nuclear weapons management
nuclear forensics
climate resilience
energy technology commercialization
nuclear technology
energy innovation
public energy programs
nuclear arsenal
space science research
fission energy
environmental cleanup
energy services
fossil energy
energy modernization
energy market
energy collaboration
energy storage solutions
space science
nuclear nonproliferation
energy
energy grid modernization
energy projects
renewable energy deployment
energy system modeling
energy research
energy management
national security
space technology
energy policy implementation
fusion energy research
energy funding
environmental monitoring
research funding
federally funded research
space exploration
scientific research
energy infrastructure
energy policy analysis
energy transition
space-based observation
environmental services
energy security
energy standards development
energy infrastructure projects
nuclear security
federal laboratories
renewable energy innovation
climate initiatives
space research
space technology development
energy programs
b2b
services
cybersecurity
biotechnology
artificial intelligence
waste management
renewables & environment
clean energy & technology
oil & energy
information technology & services

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Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

Energy Codes

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