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How to Build a Hydrogen Hub: Houston

A discussion on the development of a regional clean hydrogen hub around Houston, TX, hosted by the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program.

Transcript — July 29, 2022

Driving the Future of AV Regulations: Barriers to Large-Scale Development

The Scholl Chair explores current legislative and regulatory barriers for large-scale deployment of autonomous vehicles. How can the United States capitalize on its early-mover advantage to develop comprehensive standards with trading partners?

Report by Jack Caporal , Jasmine Lim , Sean Arrieta-Kenna , and Will O’Neil — May 28, 2021

Bridging the Divide: Autonomous Vehicles and the Automobile Industry

The automobile industry is amid a technology-driven revolution. With the rapid transition toward more autonomous, connected, electrified, and shared vehicles, what's in store for the United States' manufacturing workforce, technological development, and economic activity?

Report by Jack Caporal , William O’Neil , and Sean Arrieta-Kenna — April 14, 2021

Biden’s Big Bet on Offshore Wind

Following President Biden’s pledge to build 30 gigawatts of offshore wind by 2030, CSIS energy experts explore the state of the industry.

Commentary by Stephen J. Naimoli and Nikos Tsafos — April 12, 2021

Meeting India’s Net-Zero Moment

Helping India meet its net-zero emissions targets requires partners to re-cast their strategic bilateral energy partnerships with the country. Kartikeya Singh offers a template for how the Biden administration can help India deliver on its energy commitments.

Commentary by Kartikeya Singh — March 24, 2021

Energy Experts React: 2020 U.S. Election

CSIS energy experts unpack the energy and climate repercussions of the 2020 U.S. election.

Commentary by Morgan Bazilian , Ben Cahill , Ethan Zindler , Michael Catanzaro , Lachlan Carey , and Rachel Posner Ross — November 16, 2020

Mapping U.S.-India Partnerships in Electric Mobility

Indian states are playing a pivotal role in designing, executing, and monitoring electric vehicle policies and interventions. This report aims to assist U.S. subnational agencies in identifying opportunities for collaboration with Indian states on electric mobility.

Report by Neelima Jain and Thomas Lutken — June 18, 2020

Critical Minerals and the Role of U.S. Mining in a Low-Carbon Future

Critical minerals are an essential component of the transition to a low-carbon and clean energy future. In Summer 2019, the CSIS Energy Program and the BlueGreen Alliance cohosted a workshop to look at a path forward for a U.S. critical minerals strategy.

Brief by Sarah Ladislaw , Lachlan Carey , and Hillary Bright — December 18, 2019