Innovation bolsters U.S. energy dominance while reducing emissions. American innovations in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing enabled the U.S. to shift from relying on imports for 46% of its oil and natural gas needs in 2000 to exporting the equivalent of 10% of its demand today. These technologies have also drastically reduced CO2 emissions. Today, similar technological breakthroughs are spilling over into the geothermal energy and geologic hydrogen industries, catalyzing new investments in federal innovation to position America as the global leader in subsurface energy production.