Past Awards
DOE Energy@23 and Energy 100 List
The Energy 100 initiative honors 100 of the best scientific and technological accomplishments of the Department of Energy between 1977 and 2000. The discoveries were chosen based on their impact in saving consumers money and improving quality of life.
The Energy@23 awardees were chosen by the Citizen Judges panel from the Energy 100 (DOE is 23 years old, hence the name). These 23 highest ranked innovations demonstrated benefits to the American public, a contribution to U.S. competitiveness in the global marketplace, and the potential for significant future growth.
1999
The Home Energy Saver: The First Web-Based Energy Tool for Consumers
Aerosol Duct Sealer
1998
Characterizing Diesel Particle Exhaust
Efficient Low-Emissions Burner for Heating and Power
Reducing Standby Power Losses
Reducing Urban Heat Islands To Save Electricity and Reduce Smog
1997
Carbon Monoxide Dosimeter
An Energy-Efficient and Safe Torture Lighting Fixture
1988
Residential Radon Entry and Mitigation
1981
Energy Efficient Windows
1980
The Electronic Ballast: Accelerating the Market for Efficient Lighting
1978
