To support the development of the National Intelligence Council’s Global Trends 2025, SRI Consulting Business Intelligence (SRIC-BI) was asked to identify six potentially disruptive civil or dual use technologies that could emerge in the coming fifteen years (2025). A disruptive technology is defined as a technology with the potential to causes a noticeable – even if temporary – degradation or enhancement in one of the elements of US national power (geopolitical, military, economic, or social cohesion). The six disruptive technologies were identified through a process carried out by technology analysts from SRIC-BI’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California, and its European office in Croydon, England. These analysts are continuously monitoring technology, business, and social environments for two long-term continuous research programs: • The SRI Scan™ program identifies and assesses possible futures by gaining early awareness of signals and patterns of change before they become conventional wisdom. • The SRI Explorer program identifies and develops an understanding of how and why technologies develop. The program also evaluates the commercial development parameters and uncertainties behind technology commercialization. Through a process of online discussions, clustering, development of technology descriptors, screening, and prioritizing, SRIC-BI Explorer and Scan™ analysts down-selected from 102 potentially disruptive technologies. They identified the following six technologies as most likely to enhance or degrade US national power out to 2025: . Biogerontechnology . Energy Storage Materials . Biofuels and Bio-Based Chemicals . Clean Coal Technologies . Service Robotics . The Internet of Things.