SAFE’s Center for Grid Security (CGS) today released a new report, “Powering Prosperity: Transmission & America’s Industrial Golden Age,” finding that the United States lags China in four out of five essential manufacturing capabilities necessary for defense readiness. The nation must accelerate the buildout of high-capacity transmission to not only meet the energy demands of AI and data center expansion, but also the needs of strategic manufacturing industries. […]
PRESS RELEASE | SAFE Announces New Leadership as Organization Enters Its Next Chapter
SAFE (Securing America’s Future Energy) today announced a significant milestone in its 21st year: Founder Robbie Diamond will assume the role of Executive Chairman, and Avery Ash, SAFE’s Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Special Initiatives, will become the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer. The transition comes as SAFE builds on two decades of impact and accelerates its work to strengthen America’s energy and national security in an increasingly complex strategic landscape. […]
STATEMENT | Statement on US-China Trade Negotiations on Rare Earths
The SAFE Center for Critical Minerals Strategy responds to a US-China trade agreement easing tariffs and rare earth restrictions, warning that despite a temporary reprieve, America’s reliance on China remains a critical national security risk. […]
PRESS RELEASE: Rachel McCleery Joins SAFE as Executive Director, Coalition for Reimagined Mobility
SAFE is proud to announce Rachel McCleery as Executive Director of its Coalition for Reimagined Mobility (ReMo). McCleery’s extensive private and public sector experience enhances ReMo’s work to support transportation policies to make the sector safe, energy efficient, and more secure. […]
STATEMENT: SAFE Welcomes US-Australia Critical Minerals Cooperation
“The initial details of the American-Australian deal indicate promising breakthroughs between our two nations at a time when supply uncertainty over rare earths and other critical minerals are reaching a boiling point,” said SAFE’s Abigail Hunter. […]
