Even though the United States has achieved the long-sought goal of energy self-sufficiency, energy security remains a strategic and economic challenge. Despite “self–sufficiency,” the U.S. still imports significant quantities of oil and natural gas, as well as solar panels and wind turbine components, and prices forall of these products reflect global market dynamics. Traditional concerns about global supply disruptions remain, and new risks have also emerged.

Domestic energy availability can be impacted by storms, terrorism and cyber threats.

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