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Description: Energy. The homepage for the US Department of Energy: Energy.gov.

Google PR 8

Trustworthiness Excellent
Avg. Daily Visitors 102 555

Child Safety Excellent
Avg. Daily Pageviews 215 366

Privacy Excellent

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Energy.gov: get to the top rated Energy pages and content popular with USA-based Energy.gov users or check the following digest to find out more. Energy.gov is a malware-free website without age restrictions, so you can safely browse it. When it comes to social media engagement, Energy team are the real experts, as their domain’s pages were shared, liked or reposted more than 305K times (Google+ dominates with around 77% of all user reactions). Energy.gov is hosted with Amazon.com, Inc. in United States. Energy traffic is estimated at around 3.08M visits per month.

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Location:	United States
Registrant:	REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Hosted by:	Amazon.com, Inc.
Subnetworks:	99.86.229.31, 99.86.229.48, 99.86.229.78, 99.86.229.80

Alexa's Traffic Estimates & Trends

Traffic Rank:	513
Reach Day:	0.003552	-46.3%
Month Average Daily Reach:	0.006432	-9.1%
Daily Pageviews:	0.000278	-35.1%
Month Average Daily Pageviews:	0.00034	-2.6%
Daily Pageviews per user:	1.92	+ 19.2%

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Facebook likes: -
Twitter mentions: 5.1K
Google pluses: 235K
LinkedIn mentions: 882
Pinterest pins: -
StumbleUpon views: 63.6K

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