The DOE Office of Electricity: Revolutionizing the Future Electricity Grid
The DOE Office of Electricity Energy Storage program works to improve storage reliability, resilience, and safety for our Nation’s future grid. It aims to reduce costs and increase the reliability of storage so that a grid powered by nearly 100 percent renewable energy can become our reality. Learn more about its missions, work, and the future of our electricity grid in this video.
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