March 11, 2026

Samuel Roland
Research Fellow
Bio
Samuel Roland is a research fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation, where he researches legal structures shaping technological innovation and regulatory reform. He is also a JD candidate at Scalia Law School at George Mason University. He holds a business honors degree from the University of Texas at Austin and focuses on modernizing environmental permitting to accelerate infrastructure and national competitiveness. He previously worked in legislative policy, legal consulting, and business operations across the U.S. Senate, Squire Patton Boggs, and a fast-growing energy logistics firm.
Articles from Samuel Roland

Amicus Brief in Anthropic v. U.S. Department of War
artificial intelligence

Can States Build Geothermal Power?
Statutory Alpha
February 27, 2026

Can New York Fix Its Permitting Woes?
Statutory Alpha
February 18, 2026
energy infrastructure

Grid Policy for the AI Demand Surge
February 2, 2026
energy infrastructure
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