Costly Trends in Housing Insurance
CNA analysis finds housing insurance imposes higher-than-average costs in areas where military servicemembers tend to live, costs they are not compensated for. Explore our StoryMap to learn why.
GIVING STRUCTURE TO UNSTRUCTURED PROBLEMS
Energy, Infrastructure, and Environment Program
The experienced analysts of the Energy, Infrastructure, and Environment Program assist Navy and DOD leadership with three critical challenges:
Energy efficiency and power systems afloat, as well as energy resilience ashore
Infrastructure effectiveness and economy at shore installations, including forward locations
Environmental impacts on the Navy's ability to train and exercise
Explore how CNA analysis helps protect whales
CNA’s deep dive into the issue of marine mammals and sonar began in 2005, when Vice Admiral J. Dan McCarthy asked the research organization to bring objective data to a subject awash in anecdotal evidence.
Ronald Filadelfo tells the story behind the data
reports
- Innovative Techniques in Military Construction
- The Economic Implications of Disruptions to Maritime Oil Chokepoints
- Feasibility of Nuclear Power on U.S. Military Installations
- Impact of Climate Change on Naval Operations in the Arctic
- Navy Shore Infrastructure Investment Support: Modeling of Investment to Output Performance and Readiness
- Increased Teleworking: Potential Facility Savings and Policy Considerations
- Integrating UAS to support Force Protection on USN Installations
- Comprehensive Dashboard to Support Infrastructure Investment Strategy
- Impacts of Lost Training and Testing Spaces
- Shock-Waves Due to Underwater Explosions: Literature Review and Range-to-Effect Analysis
- Many of the work products from the Energy, Infrastructure, and Environment Program are classified or have distribution limited to the Department of War. Visitors with appropriate credentials can find these reports on the CNA SIPR site.