January 9th, 2023
Critical Minerals are a major piece of the energy puzzle and are essential for a successful energy evolution from fossil fuels to cleaner power generation and increased use of renewable energies for power generation. Mining these materials, researching and developing new uses for critical minerals, and inventing and improving advanced manufacturing techniques is an open opportunity for Tribes and Tribal Citizens to become leaders in the energy space.
December 5th, 2022
Our National discussion on energy, climate adaption, and transitions between primary energy sources needs to include Tribes and our Tribal communities. Tribes and our peoples have been at the forefront of Energy Security for the United States and thus the World, especially in the production of Uranium, Coal, Oil, and Gas, and in the production of electricity through Hydropower. Just like in the past, we will continue to play an important and integral role in that production as well as in new production of Rare Earth and Critical Minerals, Hydrogen and Ammonia, and in other pr
December 15th, 2022
Join us for the report launch on "Market and Opportunities Assessment for Mobilizing Private Sector Participation and Investment to Support Energy Sector Transition in South Asia" and discussions on the relevance of findings for the region. This report identifies the critical financing gaps and private sector engagement opportunities alongside recommending financing and non-financing interventions to address these gaps.
December 7th, 2022
In this installment of USEA's Energy Management webinar series hosted by USAID's Bureau for Development, Democracy, and Innovation (DDI), we were pleased to host experts from NREL, CAISO and XM. Joining from NREL was Omar Guerra, a research engineer within the Grid Planning and Analysis Center; from CAISO Guillermo Bautista, Director, Market Analysis and Forecasting, and from XM, Jaime Alonso Castillo Marin joined from the planning office . Together they discussed:
December 1st, 2022
In 2021 U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the U.S. Energy Association (USEA), launched the Business Innovation Partnership (BIP). The program created a global network of utility thought leaders, designed to assist USAID partner utilities as they navigate some of the most pressing challenges within a rapidly evolving industry.
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