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Election 2012 issues and insights

Energy

National leaders continue to grapple with what is arguably one of the United States’ most critical economic, national security, foreign policy and environmental issues—energy. How we produce it and how we consume it are key challenges—and opportunities. Through continuous research and development in new technologies, a long-term energy policy and smart investments, the U.S. could eventually achieve the goals of job creation and greater energy security and independence. The fundamental question Americans now face is: Can the U.S. capitalize on this extraordinary opportunity?

Featured insights

Energy independence and security: A reality check
While U.S. energy independence may be unattainable in the foreseeable future, energy security is a realistic and achievable goal. Gain insights from this new Deloitte University Press report.
Be strategic in tackling energy challenges
Energy and resources impact the business model of every Federal organization. Federal agencies must be strategic with energy and resource management in order to create a more effective and sustainable organization. Learn how by understanding and following the five steps. View the video to learn more.
Made in America: The economic impact of LNG exports from the United States
A report by the Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions and Deloitte MarketPoint LLC that summarizes the findings of alternative scenarios regarding U.S. LNG exports and offers related strategic insights.
Energy management strategy: Energizing profits and insulating risk
Insights into how organizations can help offset the effect of future energy price increases by adopting a holistic, enterprise-wide strategy that treats energy as a manageable asset.
Deloitte reSources 2012 Study
Plug into changing business and consumer attitudes and practices on energy to help make investment and business decisions.
Energy security: Alternative energy strategies of the Department of Defense
Can the energy strategy of the Department of Defense potentially reduce costs and stabilize fuel access and security? Hear what our specialists General Charles F. Wald and KC Healy have to say.