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Washington, D.C. secureenergy.org Joined July 2009
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s #SAFESummit2026. Over two days, we tackled a wide spectrum of challenges—from energy and critical minerals to supply chains, infrastructure, and industrial capacity.

One theme was clear: the systems underpinning our energy security are being fundamentally redefined.
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The midterm election this week delivered decisive control of the U.S. House and Senate to Democrats but now is not the time to hit the brakes on passing permitting reform. Democrats and Republicans alike should not wait for another, "more favorable" deal in another Congress.

Read it here: thefuse.org/the-senate-per…
thefuse.org The Senate Permitting Bill: Don’t Fall Into the EPRA Trap  - The Fuse Now is not the time to hit the brakes, or worse, fall into the “EPRA trap” and expect a better deal to be negotiated by the incoming congress.
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For vehicle manufacturers and mobility companies, this year will be remembered as the year of AI-enabled milestones and the year the gasoline-only car lost its global market share majority.

Yet, the U.S. trails China on battery cost, lacks a battery supply chain that can compete at scale, and is unprepared for the chips and power demands of software-defined vehicles.

From Rachel McCleery, Executive Director of SAFE's Coalition for Reimagined Mobility: Reactive policy is not the answer, and we have to go back to the drawing board.

thefuse.org/back-to-the-dr…
thefuse.org Back to the Drawing Board on Automotive Competitiveness in the U.S. - The Fuse U.S. automotive competitiveness will not be restored in an election cycle. It requires going back to the drawing board to assess what new, modified and existing federal tools can work together to...
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SAFE and @CRESenergy have led a coalition of 14 organizations to Congress to swiftly pass the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. The stakes are clear with America's current permitting system, which has not kept pace with its strategic needs.

When critical infrastructure takes years to approve and build, the nation grows more dependent on foreign suppliers for the energy, materials, and manufacturing capacity that underpin economic growth and national security.

The full list of signatories: SAFE, CRES, @60PlusAssoc, @ACC_National, @ForFreeMarkets, @AFPhq @C3SolutionsNews, @ClearPathAction, @ConservAmerica, @ConsEnergyNet, @GoldwaterInst, @Protectaxpayers, Rainey Center Freedom Project.

Press release: secureenergy.org/safe-cres-coal…
secureenergy.org CRES, SAFE Lead Coalition Urging Passage of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act -... Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES) and SAFE today led a coalition of fourteen organizations in a letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) and House Speaker Mike Johnson...
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Securing long-term buyers for critical minerals will be crucial to unlocking investment in new mining projects. SAFE's Abigail Hunter moderated a panel with senior leaders from @EximBankUS, @ExportFinanceAU, and @KfW_int to bring together the U.S., Australian, and German finance perspectives at #IMARC in Sydney.

@IMARC_Mining
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Turning coordination into action. 🇺🇸

EXIM Chief of Staff Alyssa Pettus joined export finance counterparts at @IMARC_Mining to highlight a year of progress—advancing critical minerals projects and strengthening supply chains for American manufacturers.
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