Throughout the United States, local governments and independent investors have recognized the consistent growth in clean energy generation and sales. The success of the clean electrical sector makes us more secure, and can be attributed to a combination of free market mechanisms and climate-friendly government policies.Read more...

On the campaign trail, President-Elect Joe Biden proposed a $2 trillion plan to tackle climate change, going further than any previous administration. If implemented in full, Biden's plan may have important national security implications, involving energy security, military infrastructure, and international cooperation.Read more...

ASP COO Andrew Holland speaks about US energy security with OANN's Alex Salvi. Read more...

While its national and political identity as a zealous advocator for a tenuous nuclear-weapons-free future continues to be tested, Kazakhstan's status as a major nuclear exporter and champion of nuclear security remains and will be extraordinarily important going forward. Read more...

This report analyzes nuclear energy industry potential through 2050 as a means to addressing energy demand and climate change.Read more...

Climate migration is not just a problem for the developing world, it is also a problem for America, as wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, and sea level rise threaten communities across the nation. Read more...

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is primed for broad geopolitical participation due to its unique position for delivering energy, and the defensive alliances that support each state. Should the regional powerbrokers fail in their diplomatic approaches, a full-scale war on the edge of Europe promises a multi-state conflict.Read more...

Continued China-Saudi Arabia collaboration raises questions of not merely the existence or potential lethality of a Saudi nuclear weapons program, but larger implications for the future of the Middle East, U.S.-Iran nuclear relations, and U.S.-China relations as tensions in the Gulf rise to a new fever pitch. Read more...

Transitioning to clean energy is a national security imperative, as climate feedback loops (fueled by non-renewables) pose threats to our national security. Read more...

Despite efforts to grow the share of its power generated by renewable energy sources, China is moving too slowly to meet global emissions targets aimed at slowing climate change.Read more...