.@ENERGY’s new Assistant Secretary for EERE Audrey Robertson brings expertise in energy investment & entrepreneurship as she takes charge of one of America’s largest energy R&D portfolios with a mandate to promote innovation & drive down costs. Learn more: https://t.co/za0IJE5dHc

Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson wraps her first 85 days in office by ushering CMEI towards innovative R&D. In 2026, CMEI will prioritize projects that expand the critical minerals supply chain and innovate the future of energy.

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Did you know that hydropower plants can go from zero energy to full power in seconds, making them a reliable way to generate and maintain power for the energy grid? Learn more about the advantages of hydropower: https://t.co/g1dnLWCfMi

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Last week, Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson joined the @ENERGY Critical Materials Collaborative to discuss strengthening the nation’s critical materials workforce and reiterate the importance of future innovation.

Wondering how to bring down your energy bill this winter? Explore cost-effective tips that can help your household brace against the cold and keep your pockets warm: https://t.co/IAowy7ZdaZ

From emerging technologies to critical material refinement, CMEI’s research and development is homing in on all things American-made to prioritize affordable, reliable, and secure energy. #MadeInAmericaMonth

Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson joined the @AtlanticCouncil for their 2025 Critical Minerals Supply Chains Summit to discuss how CMEI is shaping the future of critical minerals mining. View the recording: https://t.co/MuPfpNhnoj

📆 Tomorrow! The @ENERGY Critical Materials Collaborative will host a virtual discussion about DOE’s upcoming critical minerals and materials projects, including educational efforts and workforce development. Register to attend: https://t.co/KokGHi3j8f

Last week, Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson visited @NatLabRockies to see firsthand how they are innovating the critical materials sector by advancing affordability, strengthening supply chains and partnerships, and enhancing national competitiveness.

.@ENERGY’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation (CMEI) is focusing on the future of energy in America. From advanced critical material refinement to the development of next-generation energy technologies, DOE CMEI is ready to innovate.

Today, we welcomed Audrey Robertson, Assistant Secretary of Energy (EERE), Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation, DOE, to the lab to learn about our role in affordability, strengthening supply chains, partnerships, & enhancing national competitiveness.

DOE today renamed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) the National Laboratory of the Rockies. Be sure to follow along with us as we continue to make an impact under this new name. Read more about this change, https://t.co/XvFbxHvJVS

Supported by BETO since 2016, LanzaJet’s breakthrough technology advances new fuel options that can support aviation, stimulate economic growth and create more U.S. energy solutions. Learn more:

Their Freedom Pines facility achieved the world’s first commercial plant production of their alcohol-to-jet #sustainableaviationfuel (SAF).

From the lab to real-world commercial production ✈️ @ENERGY Bioenergy Technologies Office is proud to spotlight our long-term partners, @LanzaTech and @LanzaJet, for their successful production of jet fuel from ethanol at their commercial-scale plant in Soperton, Georgia.

COMING SOON: DOE plans to commit nearly $1 billion 💸 to advance and scale mining, processing, and manufacturing technologies across key stages of the critical minerals and materials supply chains. Learn more here:

Did you know that critical materials are vital to many of the advanced components and technologies powering America's manufacturing, energy, economic, and national security? 🦅

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(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.