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USEA Highlights Energy Sector Partnership and Grid Modernization in Montenegro

May 22nd, 2026

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Contact: Melissa Brown, [email protected]

USEA Highlights Energy Sector Partnership and Grid Modernization in Montenegro

From our Friends at the Caspian Policy Center: Trans-Caspian Forum 2026

June 10th, 2026

Save the date for the Trans-Caspian Forum 2026, taking place on June 10, 2026, at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.

Hosted by the Caspian Policy Center, this year’s forum, “Economic Security through Peace and Durable Partnerships,” will convene senior U.S. and regional government officials, leading experts, and private sector executives to explore the evolving strategic relationship between the United States and the Greater Caspian region
  

8:30 – 8:55 AM

New USEA Report: The Cost of Permitting Delays in PJM

May 14th, 2026

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Contact: Melissa Brown, [email protected]

Washington, DC— The United States Energy Association and Energy Exemplar today announced the publication of a new report, developed in partnership with Energy Exemplar: The Cost of Permitting Delays: Long-Term Impacts on Electricity Prices and System Reliability.

The Cost of Permitting Delays in PJM: Long-Term Impacts on Electricity Prices and System Reliability.

May 12th, 2026
USEA Documents

“The Cost of Permitting Delays in PJM: Long-Term Impacts on Electricity Prices, Reliability, Emissions, and Investment Timing"

Energizing Tomorrow: Solutions, People, Energy

May 27th, 2026

New USEA Policy Brief: AI, Energy Security, and the Strategic Value of Reliable Power

May 5th, 2026

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Contact: Melissa Brown, [email protected]

New USEA Policy Brief: AI, Energy Security, and the Strategic Value of Reliable Power

Washington, DC— The United States Energy Association (USEA) today announced the publication of a new policy brief: AI, Energy Security, and the Strategic Value of Reliable Power.

AI, Energy Security, and the Strategic Value of Reliable Power

May 5th, 2026
USEA Documents

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a race for chips, models, and computing capacity. It is also a race for electricity, grid capacity, and the ability to deliver reliable power at the scale and speed that advanced computing requires.