Improving U.S. energy security will require a set of integrated, balanced measures that pursue the long-term vision of a post-oil transportation sector, while protecting our nation in the interim.

Electrification of U.S. Ground Transportation

The electrification of transportation is the most effective way to end the nation’s dependence on oil.
Increased Energy Access Through Expanded Domestic Supply

Domestic supply of oil and natural gas is crucial during the transition to an electrified transportation sector.
Reduced Demand for Oil Through Improved Vehicle Efficiency

The U.S. must curb its demand for oil while it transitions away from using oil as its primary transportation fuel.
Accelerated Development of New Energy-Related Technology

Investment in U.S. energy R&D is paltry compared to investments made in other sectors of the economy.
Management of Risks and Global Issues

While policy and innovation play a role in U.S. energy security, all aspects of national power need to be mobilized.
Strengthening U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Policy

Addressing inefficiencies in the system and enabling the free flow of traffic to reduce oil consumption.

Securing America's Future Energy