Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is poised to revolutionize aviation and transportation, offering transformative solutions for moving people and goods. However, realizing its potential requires strategic policies, novel funding mechanisms, and accessible infrastructure to ensure innovation and competition continue to thrive in this growing sector. Join us on February 26th at 11:00 a.m. for an engaging […]
WEBINAR: Resources for Resources: Financing Critical Minerals Supply Chains
As global demand for critical minerals surges, the sector faces unprecedented financing challenges. The International Energy Agency projects the global critical minerals market to grow from $325 billion in 2023 to $590 billion by 2040, offering significant investment opportunities. However, market distortions created by state-backed actors, particularly China’s monopolistic and monopsonistic control, create severe […]
WEBINAR: The Security Case for Permitting Reform
As the United States faces growing energy demands, the importance of modernizing and expanding our nation’s energy infrastructure cannot be overstated. Permitting reform is increasingly recognized as a matter of national security and highlights a critical deficiency in the United States’ ability to get things done. This topic is particularly urgent for the U.S. military, […]
WEBINAR: “Trading Tensions: Navigating Policy Tools for a Diverse Critical Minerals Supply Chain” Report Release & Panel Discussion
As global demand for critical minerals continues to surge, nations are grappling with supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitical tensions. Trade policies have found bipartisan support and are already playing a key role in how the United States addresses the challenges to securing a stable and diverse supply of these resources. Get smart on the issues, […]
WEBINAR: Yesterday’s Mines, Tomorrow’s Minerals
According to the International Energy Agency, global demand for critical minerals could more than double by 2030, and triple by 2050. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that the U.S. is between 50% and 100% reliant on foreign sources, namely China and Chinese companies operating abroad, for these raw and processed critical minerals, creating major energy, […]
