Publications

Supply chain security is at an inflection point. Critical minerals—essential to the energy transition, advanced technologies, and defense equipment—face major…

In January, the EU became the first place in the world to charge fees on imports based on their carbon…

This week’s announcement of a Joint Declaration on the Completion of Negotiations on Civil Nuclear Cooperation between the U.S. and…

A government apparatus that prioritizes commercial diplomacy, accelerates international investment, and promotes U.S. exports is necessary to level the playing…

China holds more than half the global market for steel manufacturing. Recent data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and…

The Council’s research in Prioritizing American Interests articulated a $130 trillion global market opportunity for clean energy technologies through 2050.…

Critical minerals supply chain security is drawing significant policymaker interest, with three executive orders and at least seven bills introduced…

The Climate Leadership Council submitted public comments to the Department of Commerce’s Section 232 investigation on processed critical mineral imports,…

Beginning in January 2026, certain exports to the European Union—including steel and aluminum—will face charges under the EU’s Carbon Border…

Policymakers are increasingly interested in understanding the complex, nuanced supply chains for critical minerals and in improving supply chain security.…