About EFI Foundation
The EFI Foundation is an independent, nonpartisan leader tackling the toughest energy challenges of our time. Guided by thorough research and grounded in pragmatism, we provide rigorous analysis, actionable policy recommendations, and innovative strategies that shape the future of energy. We pave the way for cleaner, more resilient, and more affordable energy.
From accelerating breakthrough technologies and advancing market solutions to addressing equity, security, and workforce needs, the EFI Foundation brings clarity and direction to an often fragmented energy conversation.
We convene diverse perspectives—from scientists and entrepreneurs to policymakers and community leaders—to ensure solutions are inclusive, practical, and collaborative.
Trusted for our independence and fearless in our analysis, the EFI Foundation bridges evidence, markets, and policy to drive progress toward a prosperous energy future for all.

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Our leadership is made up of the world’s leading energy experts to turn bold ideas into real-world impact.
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Carbon Accounting Case Study: Sustainable Aviation Fuel (Alcohol to Jet)
The Integrated Product- and Entity-Level Carbon Accounting Framework Case Study on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (Alcohol to Jet) (January 2026) is the second in a series of case studies designed to…
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Carbon Accounting Case Study: Sustainable Aviation Fuel Using HEFA
The Integrated Product- and Entity-Level Carbon Accounting Framework Case Study on Sustainable Aviation Fuel Using HEFA (January 2026) is the first in a series of case studies designed to illustrate how a model comprehensive carbon dioxide…
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What’s Next for Canceled DOE Funds?
What’s Next for Canceled DOE Funds? (December 2025) provides an analysis of the legal and budgetary rules that shape the trajectory of funding from canceled U.S. Department…
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Three Big Ideas for Modernizing DOE’s Loan Programs
By: Katelyn O’Dell Dean and Zahava Urecki, Bipartisan Policy Center Overview The Department of Energy (DOE) office responsible for administering loans and loan guarantees—formerly known…
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Pathways to Keep Financing Flowing into Clean Electricity Sectors
In Fall 2025, ACORE, Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability, the EFI Foundation (EFIF), and the World Resources Institute (WRI) convened technology…
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