Bureau of Energy Resources
Our Mission
The Bureau of Energy Resources (ENR) leads the Department's efforts to develop and execute international energy policy to promote: energy security for the United States and its partners and allies; U.S. economic growth that benefits American business and people; and global political stability and prosperity through energy development.
Key Topics
- Transatlantic Energy Security
- Energy Resource Governance
- Asia EDGE (Enhancing Development and Growth through Energy)
- Energy Sanctions
- Energy Cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean
Transatlantic Energy Security
Energy security in Europe has been a longstanding United States strategic priority and is fundamental to national security.
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We work to ensure that supply chains for the minerals that power renewable technologies remain open and that source countries have the right above-ground conditions to promote transparent mining practices.
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Asia EDGE is an effort to strengthen energy security and expand affordable and reliable energy access across the Indo-Pacific.
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Apply economic pressure on Russia, Iran, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) to stop their destabilizing activities through the use of sanctions on their energy sectors.
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Our work in this region focuses on building an integrated energy market to catalyze regional cooperation and bolster energy security.
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