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National Center for Energy Analytics
NCEA’s scholars are devoted to data-driven analysis of the supply and use of energy essential for human flourishing.
About National Center for Energy Analytics
The National Center for Energy Analytics is a national energy think tank, founded by Executive Director Mark P. Mills. There has never been a more critical time for sober-minded, fact-based, emotion-free perspectives in energy domains because the U.S. and European governments, along with many U.S. states, are embarked on the biggest industrial spending program in history. These efforts are in pursuit of an “energy transition” with the goal to rapidly replace hydrocarbons that currently supply 80% of the world’s energy. The stakes and consequences are high precisely because “transitions” of such scale have never occurred and because reliable, abundant energy is necessary to sustain human civlization.
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Presence & Recognition
National Center for Energy Analytics featured Dave Hebert of the American Institute for Economic Research - AIER as the topic for this week's episode of the Manufacturing Talks Web Show and Podcast.
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Presence & Recognition
National Center for Energy Analytics hosted a show featuring Avi Reichental and produced a Substack article.
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Research & Knowledge
National Center for Energy Analytics published an August research newsletter covering the demand, markets, and physical delivery of energy.
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Presence & Recognition
National Center for Energy Analytics Senior Fellow Patrick J. McCormick III will testify before the House Oversight Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Energy Policy, and Regulatory Affairs on Wednesday, September 2 at 10:00 am ET.
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Research & Knowledge
National Center for Energy Analytics published the U.S. Energy Security Index, which integrates cybersecurity, foreign-based supply risks, and mineral-supply concentration into a single U.S.-focused measure of energy-security risk.
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