USEA Produced

Linking South Asia with Burma & Southeast Asia to Advance Cross Border Electricity Trade: A Political Economy Study

September 14th, 2018
USAID Reports
Program Publications

Regional coordination on energy policy, legal and regulatory frameworks, and resource management would improve energy security, and accelerate economic growth of South and Southeast Asia, according to an analysis released recently by the U.S. Energy Association (USEA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Coal and Critical Minerals: Unlocking Rare Earth Elements from U.S. Coal Resources

March 1st, 2026
Program Publications

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"

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.

Prospectus

January 9th, 2026
Program Publications

CO₂ Pipelines: The Backbone of America’s Carbon Capture Network

November 21st, 2025
Program Publications

From Crisis to Energy Security: A Six Point Agenda for Ukrainian/American Partnership

October 30th, 2025
Program Publications

Global CO₂ Storage Atlas: Where Can the World Store Its Carbon?

October 23rd, 2025
Program Publications

Navigating the Nexus: New Horizons for Peace & Trade in the South Caucasus

October 13th, 2025
Program Publications

U.S. Class VI Permitting and State Primacy

September 15th, 2025
Program Publications

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