About

Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with partners around the world, GABI leverages an extensive network across government, industry, think tanks, academia, NGOs, and research institutions to advance dialogue and cooperation on critical energy issues.

GABI’s work focuses on zero-carbon and advanced energy technologies, including nuclear energy, hydrogen, and renewables, while also examining the policy, economic, security, and international relationships that shape their development and deployment.

By connecting experts, institutions, and decision-makers across sectors and borders, GABI helps foster informed discussion, strengthen partnerships, and identify practical opportunities for international energy cooperation.

Mission Statement

GABI’s mission is to advance international cooperation for a secure, reliable, and sustainable global energy future.

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Partners

Energy Policy

Primary objectives of GABI’s activities include promoting greater awareness about international energy policy and strengthening international collaboration in energy technology research and development. GABI organizes forums and produces publications on energy policy issues by approaching energy from a variety of viewpoints and perspectives including economics, sustainability, security of supply, diversity, R&D, safety, geopolitics, and other related topics. Nuclear, hydrogen, and renewable energy have been areas of special focus for GABI given their advantages in addressing carbon emissions and energy security concerns.

Fellowships

Primary objectives of GABI’s activities include promoting greater awareness about international energy policy and strengthening international collaboration in energy technology research and development. GABI organizes forums and produces publications on energy policy issues by approaching energy from a variety of viewpoints and perspectives including economics, sustainability, security of supply, diversity, R&D, safety, geopolitics, and other related topics. Nuclear, hydrogen, and renewable energy have been areas of special focus for GABI given their advantages in addressing carbon emissions and energy security concerns.

Research

Primary objectives of GABI’s activities include promoting greater awareness about international energy policy and strengthening international collaboration in energy technology research and development. GABI organizes forums and produces publications on energy policy issues by approaching energy from a variety of viewpoints and perspectives including economics, sustainability, security of supply, diversity, R&D, safety, geopolitics, and other related topics. Nuclear, hydrogen, and renewable energy have been areas of special focus for GABI given their advantages in addressing carbon emissions and energy security concerns.

GABI is the sister institute of the Korean American Business Institute (KABI) in Seoul. KABI was founded in 1974 to strengthen and enhance business relations between Korea and the United States and was duly recognized by the U.S.-Korea Commerce Ministers Joint Communiqué of June 5, 1974.