NDCEE National Defense Center for Energy and Environment

Since its inception by Congress in 1991, the NDCEE has successfully executed hundreds of tasks to improve operations, reduce risks and costs, and enhance energy, environmental, and safety stewardship.

The NDCEE provides a full range of scientific and engineering services to support technology transition within the following technology categories. The purpose of these categories is to assist users of this site with searching for technologies of interest to meet their needs. The Technology Categories listed below may be clicked on to view additional information on technologies in the NDCEE portfolio that fall in each category.

Technology Category
Alternative Coatings/Surface Preparation Processes to Reduce HAPs, VOCs, and Heavy Metals
Alternative Power and Energy Solutions
Biobased Products/Green Procurement
Chemical and Biological Weapons Destruction
Coatings Removal Processes and Technologies
Corrosion Prevention and Control
Emerging Contaminants
ESOH Information Management Technologies
Fossil Fuel Conservation Studies
Industrial Base Modernization
Munitions and Explosives of Concern/Unexploded Ordnance and Sustainable Range Technologies
Nuclear Waste Management and Disposal
Occupational Health Improvement Technologies
Occupational Health Initiatives such as Facilitation of Increased Participation and Advancement in the OSHA VPP
Recycle/Recover/Reuse
Remediation/Cleanup/Restoration of Contaminated Sites
Safety Initiatives/Technologies to Reduce Preventable Accidents, Including Meeting Challenges Laid Out by the DSOC
Solvent Substitution and Reduction/Elimination of ODC's
Sustainable Facilities and Infrastructure
Waste Management, Minimization, Treatment, and Disposal
Water Management, Conservation, Treatment, and Recycling
Other Initiatives as agreed to by the DoD and the NDCEE

NDCEE Technologies