No single country possesses the complete range of resources, technology, and know-how to address the world’s exponentially growing demand for clean food, water, and energy. To leverage international expertise, stretch limited R&D budgets, and avoid redundant efforts, countries enter into international energy R&D cooperative agreements, often driven by presidential directives, agency-level missions, laboratory-specific missions, etc.

Global Clean Energy 2017 August 09, 2017 In partnership with the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), GABI hosted a major event on international cooperation in clean energy at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Washington, DC on August 9th, 2017. The event hosted representatives from 16 embassies in Washington, as well as

The Role of Federal Government in Clean Energy Innovation July 20, 2017 Clean energy innovation is essential to foster economic growth, enhance energy security, and protect the environment. It is also a key component of U.S. competitiveness in a rapidly growing global market, which was estimated to be at least $300 billion in 2015. The

The Importance of Grid Infrastructure Modernization and Resilience Opportunities under the Trump Administration April 19, 2017 The US electric grid is an essential and central piece to the country's critical infrastructure through its crucial role in distributing reliable power to residences, workplaces, public spaces, health and safety facilities, and factories throughout the nation. However, the

Facilitating Disruptive Automotive Technologies: Issues and Implications of Commercialization March 21, 2017 New disruptive vehicle technologies, should they become more ubiquitous, may create significant changes in the auto industry's business model, bring in new players into this sector, and usher in dramatic changes to society overall. Regarding these disruptive technologies, there are currently two major