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Oil and Gas Industry Praises Trump Permitting Reform
- On July 2, 2025, a memorandum was released directing federal agencies to enhance the efficiency of funding processes for energy infrastructure and critical mineral projects.
- This action responds to the need for faster, coordinated funding decisions through improved interagency information sharing and reduced duplicative requirements.
- Agencies must modify information-sharing policies within 60 days, develop a common application within 180 days, and seek applicant consent before obligating funds as of the memorandum's date.
- Today, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between Guinea’s leading mining organization and the Critical Minerals Africa Group to boost investment and advance the development of the country’s critical minerals industry, highlighting Guinea’s dedication to emerging as a key industrial player.
- These measures aim to enhance domestic energy dominance and support strategic mineral supply chains while positioning Guinea as a key global industrial hub.
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Colorado Springs Gazette
Trump has ‘stopped’ issuing regulations, another promise kept
President Donald Trump’s administration has largely “stopped” issuing innovation-crushing and costly federal regulations, making good on a campaign promise to outdo his first-term deregulation record. In a half-year review, Trump’s team has done better than its promise to kill 10…
Trump's Executive Order Aims for Faster Energy Infrastructure Funding
President Donald Trump initiated an executive order designed to accelerate federal funding for energy infrastructure and critical material supply chain projects. The order mandates government agencies to create a unified application process, facilitating improved strategic investments and reducing redundant procedures within 180 days.
Trump Issues Memo Streamlining Critical Mineral Funding, Permitting
President Donald Trump on June 30 signed a memorandum that the White House in a fact sheet said “fosters interagency coordination” in energy funding for critical mineral projects “to better prioritize the use of taxpayer funds and end wasteful duplicative processes.” The “Simplifying the Funding of Energy Infrastructure and Critical Mineral and Material Projects” memorandum directs federal agencies to share information with the National Energy D…
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