The winning alternative
Decision Brief No. 05-D 60 2005-11-21 (Washington, D.C.): Call it the Week that Was. In the course of four days,...
Energy Security
The Center works in coalition with other think-tanks and businesses to change the energy security future for America, through development of new technologies and infrastructure, changed policies to reduce dependence on foreign and adversarial suppliers, and new initiatives to develop U.S. resources.
Ultimately, the best way for us to collapse the price of oil is to create competition at the pump. For only $100 per car, automakers can build a flexible fuel engine in every car they sell – which will give every consumer a choice in fuels. An Open Fuel Standard, requiring that every new car sold in the United States be a flexible fuel vehicle, would break oil’s transportation fuel monopoly.
Gaffney on energy independence
In this video, CSP President Frank Gaffney speaks at a press conference about the pressing need for this country to...
Our Saudi enemies
Decision Brief No. 05-D 54 2005-10-24 (Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Committee was supposed to focus long-overdue attention on...
I.S.O. energy security
Decision Brief No. 05-D 28 2005-06-13 This week, the American people will get a chance to see whether their...
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Welcome to World War IV
Suddenly, the heretofore unthinkable seems not so impossible. Domestic political considerations driven by declining polls and negative reporting have prompted...
The Next Blackout
Despite its inherent illogic, the notion that last week's massive, cascading electrical blackout was a "wake-up" call seems now to...
Is the Cold War Over’?
(Washington, D.C.): In his syndicated column in Monday's New York Times, William Safire offers an ominous assessment of Russian President...
Clinton Intel Panel Confirms that D.O.E. Security Melt-down, Begat by Hazel O’Leary, Continues Under Bill Richardson
(Washington, D.C.): Today, the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) released the findings of its 90-day study of security issues...
Al Gore’s Climate Treaty — Dead On Arrival
(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday's finale of the Kyoto Conference on Global Climate Change was proof positive of the adage "You want...
Global Warming Fundamentalists This is nuclear winter without the nukes
By Charles Krauthammer The Washington Post, 05 December 1997 The world is meeting in Kyoto, Japan, to decide how much...
Caspian Watch # 9: Emboldened By Iraq ‘Victory,’ Russia Intensifies Effort To Undermine Azerbaijan
(Washington, D.C.): The direct effects of the Clinton Administration's strategic error in contracting-out responsibility for finding a "solution" to Russia...
CEI Letter to President William J. Clinton
COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE September 26, 1997 President William J. Clinton The White House Washington, DC 20500 Dear Mr. President: I...
Center Asks: Are White House Climate Change Extravaganzas Meant To Facilitate Informed Debate — Or Just The Party Line?
(Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow, the Clinton Administration will hold the first of a series of events at or involving the White...
Caspian Watch # 8: ‘Silk Road’ Legislation Opens New Opportunities For U.S. Strategic, Commercial Interests In The Caspian Basin
(Washington, D.C.): America's long-term interests in the Caspian Basin will be the focus of action in the Senate today thanks...
Caspian Watch #7: President Aliyev’s Visit Should Translate into the ‘Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship’
Caspian Watch #7: President Aliyev's Visit Should Translate Into The 'Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship' (Washington, D.C.): The past ten...