Resources

Powering the Future Starts by Understanding It

America is entering a new era of energy growth. Manufacturing is expanding. New technologies are transforming our economy. Digital infrastructure is reshaping how we work, compete, and innovate. And all of it requires one thing: power.

But power alone isn’t enough. Knowledge gives us the ability to understand the challenges, recognize the opportunities, and build what’s next. The future isn’t waiting, it’s already here. 

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Watch the American Power Story

Our Fight (sizzle reel)

America has always risen to the moment. Our Fight is a high-energy look at the connection between American strength, energy independence, and our ability to compete and lead.
Because energy is power.

Power to grow. Power to lead. Power to keep America strong.

More Us

America needs more electricity, and every major energy source has a role to play. Natural gas provides reliable power when we need it. Nuclear delivers consistent generation. Storage and transmission strengthen the system and solar can help add new generation quickly and at scale.

This video explores why an all-of-the-above energy strategy will be essential to meeting America's growing demand for power and why speed matters.

SPEED TO POWER: DATA CENTERS
— Powering America's Digital Future.

In the 21st century, American strength will increasingly be measured in computing power. Meeting that opportunity will require responsible investment, smarter planning, and an energy system capable of growing with demand.

Learn why data centers matter, how the industry is becoming more efficient, and why building new generation and grid infrastructure is essential to America's competitive future.

SPEED TO POWER: Solar
— More Power Requires More Solutions.

America needs more electricity, and every major energy source has a role to play. Natural gas provides reliable power when we need it. Nuclear delivers consistent generation. Storage and transmission strengthen the system and solar can help add new generation quickly and at scale.

This video explores why an all-of-the-above energy strategy will be essential to meeting America's growing demand for power and why speed matters.

Explore the Facts

  • The White House - Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure

    America's leadership in artificial intelligence depends on the infrastructure needed to support it. Explore federal actions designed to accelerate permitting for data centers and the energy infrastructure that powers them.

  • Ratepayer Protection Pledge

    Growth should build a stronger energy system without shifting unnecessary costs onto American families. Learn more about commitments from leading technology companies to build, bring, or buy power and help pay for the grid infrastructure required to serve growing data center demand.

  • U.S. Department of Energy - Powering America's AI Future: Data Center Resource Hub

    Data centers are becoming a critical part of America's economic, technological, and national security infrastructure. Explore Department of Energy research and resources on data center electricity demand, grid reliability, generation, and America's growing need for power.

  • U.S. Department of Energy- Data Center Electricity Demand Research

    How much electricity will America's data centers need? Department of Energy and national laboratory research examines current electricity use and projected growth as artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure expand.

  • U.S. Energy Information Administration - Solar Generation Growth

    Solar is adding significant new electricity generation to America's energy mix. Explore federal energy data and forecasts examining new solar capacity and the role solar can play in meeting growing electricity demand.

  • U.S. Department of Energy - Interconnection Roadmap

    Building new power is only the beginning. New generation also has to connect to the grid. The Department of Energy's interconnection research identifies opportunities to reduce delays, improve planning, and help energy projects connect more efficiently.

  • U.S. Department of Energy Speed to Power Initiative

    America's growing economy requires faster development of generation, transmission, and critical grid infrastructure. The Department of Energy's Speed to Power Initiative focuses on accelerating large-scale energy infrastructure and bringing new power online faster.

  • U.S. Department of Energy SPARK Grid Infrastructure Investment

    A stronger grid requires investment in the infrastructure that moves electricity across America. Learn more about federal efforts to accelerate transmission upgrades, expand grid capacity, and support growing electricity demand.

  • U.S. Department of Energy National Transmission Needs Study

    Where does America need more transmission? This national study examines current and future transmission needs and identifies regions where additional infrastructure can improve reliability and support a growing energy system.

  • U.S. Department of Energy National Transmission Planning Study

    Building more generation is only part of the solution. America also needs the infrastructure to move power where it is needed. Explore federal research examining how expanded transmission can strengthen reliability and prepare the grid for future demand.

  • Large Load and Grid Integration

    Manufacturing, data centers, and other major energy users are increasing demand for electricity. FERC is examining ways to modernize grid rules, improve large-load integration, protect consumers, and help connect critical projects faster.