Energy Permitting Reform Could Lower Costs, but Who Pays for New Power Lines?

The Senate’s Surprisingly Populist Permitting Reform Deal

A bipartisan bill could lower electricity costs and speed the green energy transition by targeting utilities.

America Needs Permitting Reform—With No Gimmicks

America has forgotten how to build, courtesy of a Byzantine permitting process that delays projects for years and often kills them altogether. A new bill could change that, though, and let the U.S. actually start building things again, including badly needed energy infrastructure that would reduce prices. The current paralysis was made painfully evident this...

America Needs Permitting Reform — With No Gimmicks

America has forgotten how to build, courtesy of a Byzantine permitting process that delays projects for years and often kills them all together.

America needs permitting reform — with no gimmicks - The Daily Bo Snerdley

America has forgotten how to build, courtesy of a Byzantine permitting process that delays projects for years and often kills them all together. A new bill could change that, though, and let the U.S. actually start building things again, including badly needed energy infrastructure that would reduce prices. The current paralysis was made painfully evident this year when the Iran war disrupted tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and oil j…

Energy Permitting Reform Could Lower Costs, but Who Pays for New Power Lines?

(ThyBlackMan.com) America has forgotten how to build, courtesy of a Byzantine permitting process that delays projects for years and often kills them altogether. A new bill could change that, though, and let the U.S. start building again, including badly needed energy infrastructure that would lower prices. The current paralysis was made painfully evident this year […]