There’s a path to American energy abundance that both parties can agree on

# Energy's Unexpected Bipartisan Moment Republicans and Democrats are finding surprising agreement on energy policy, not because they suddenly agree on climate change, but because America's growing demand for power—driven by AI data centers, manufacturing, and new technology—requires reliable electricity that both sides want to build. This practical need for affordable, dependable energy is creating political allies across party lines in a way that ideology alone never could. The shift shows how urgent real-world problems can sometimes break through partisan gridlock when both sides recognize their interests align.