On January 25th, the American Security Project hosted its third webinar in the “Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis” series, providing a balanced discussion of the barriers and solutions to scaling up carbon capture.Read more...

With the world pivoting to clean energy, China's increasing presence in deep-sea mining presents multiple energy, military, and climate security concerns.Read more...

On December 13th, the American Security Project hosted the second webinar in the “Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis” series, this time investigating hydrogen energy.Read more...

On November 16th, the American Security Project hosted the first webinar in the “Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis” series on electrification.Read more...

Recent events in nuclear energy have demonstrated the flaws in Germany's current energy policy, and how it should adjust. Read more...

The future of clean energy in West Virginia will play a critical role in the national energy discussion and how it can enhance U.S. national security.Read more...

On July 19th, the American Security Project hosted an event titled “The War in Ukraine and Energy Security and Energy Market Disruption.” with Kevin Book, and Commander Mark P. Nevitt, JAGC (ret.). Read more...

Russia plays a significant role in global nuclear energy, including uranium conversion and enrichment. How does this impact American energy security and vulnerability?Read more...

As the average gasoline prices in the U.S. reach record highs, exceeding $5 per gallon, the U.S. should take this as a warning to invest more in the pursuit of other potential energy supplies to replace fossil fuels as a main energy source.Read more...

On Earth Day, April 22, Dr. Varun Sivaram senior advisor to the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, discussed trends in energy research, development, and the path to net-zero with ASP CEO Patrick Costello.Read more...