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Powering the Future: America's Leadership in Energy and AI Starts Here

The American Energy + AI Initiative brings together leaders across energy, utilities, technology, finance, and policy to meet fast-rising power demand with reliable, affordable, firm energy. We focus on solutions that can get built, faster. That includes grid and transmission buildout, permitting and siting, supply chains, and the workforce needed to deliver projects.

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Five Priorities for Building at Scale

Firm power and reliability

How to add capacity without compromising reliability or shifting costs onto households.

Transmission and interconnection

Practical pathways to accelerate grid upgrades, interconnection and regional planning

Permitting, siting and community readiness

Approaches that improve predictability, reduce conflict and strengthen local outcomes.

Supply chains and project delivery

What it takes to secure equipment, materials and skilled execution on realistic timelines.

Finance and public-private partnerships

Structures that can mobilize capital while keeping projects financeable and durable

Workforce readiness

Cross-sector, by design

We bring together members and partners from:
  • Energy producers and midstream
  • Utilities and grid operators
  • Technology and data center leaders
  • Finance and investors
  • Equipment and supply chain firms
  • Federal, state, and local stakeholders
  • Universities and research leaders
If you touch power demand, project delivery, or energy security, this table is built for you.

A year-round platform, not a one-off event

Members engage through a steady cadence of roundtables, briefings, and research releases. We prioritize small-group discussions that allow real problem-solving, and we share takeaways in ways members can use inside their organizations.
What members receive:
  • Invitations to member-only roundtables and briefings
  • Early access to research and short, usable summaries
  • Direct connection to cross-sector peers facing the same buildout challenges
  • Opportunities to help shape the research agenda and discussion topics
  • Visibility into upcoming events and working sessions

A snapshot of recent work and discussions tied to power growth and infrastructure buildout.