 and the Foundation for American Innovation, in partnership with Oklo, NRG, the Climate Solutions Fund, C3 Solutions, and Fuse. With an extraordinary set of speakers, the summit will identify the energy imperatives — from grid modernization to nuclear buildout — needed for 

The Columbus Club at Union Station
50 Massachusetts Ave NE Washington, DC 20002

FAI co-hosted the Energy Imperatives Summit with American Affairs and the American Conservative Coalition, in partnership with Oklo, NRG, the Climate Solutions Fund, C3 Solutions, and Fuse. With an extraordinary set of speakers, the summit identified the energy imperatives — from grid modernization to nuclear buildout — needed for reindustrialization and energy abundance.

FAI co-hosted a summit on energy issues with American Affairs and American Conservative Coalition


A four-day event to connect people & ideas in the progress movement. Organized by Roots of Progress Institute and co-sponsored by FAI, Institute for Humane Studies, Institute for Progress, Works in Progress, Abundance Institute, and others.

A four-day event to connect people & ideas in the progress movement

Abundance stems from the idea that society’s challenges cannot all be resolved merely by regulation or redistribution, but also require the active expansion of material resources, opportunity, and productivity. Abundance will require realigning incentives and redesigning processes to create a bigger, more inclusive economy. It will also require shifting away from the scarcity mindset that dominates our political discourse, too often upheld by those invested in maintaining the status quo. The Abundance Movement promises more opportunities for vastly more people, eager to prove that we can all rise together.

This event is organized by the Breakthrough Institute and co-chaired by FAI executive director Zach Graves. Learn more:  



Abundance 2025 is co-hosted by 13 policy organizations, representing a diversity of subject matter expertises and ideological traditions. The conference will showcase this diversity, surfacing opportunities for bipartisan cooperation and competition on abundance issues including infrastructure, science, housing, state capacity, energy, and immigration.

FAI joins 12 other organizations in co-hosting the 2025 Abundance Conference