Senate Advances Bipartisan Permitting Bill That Could Unleash Energy Development With Major Caveats
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The Senate further advanced a major infrastructure and energy bill Tuesday night, moving it one step closer to the finish line in the upper chamber. The bill — which seeks to speed up the buildout of energy and other projects while curtailing environmental challenges — advanced in a procedural vote 62-21, just one day after…
The bill would limit environmental reviews and shield projects from political meddling, but it would also expand federal control over the grid.
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Permitting Bill Will Call Democrats’ Affordability Bluff, Energy Leaders Say
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Left
A bipartisan bill has come under fire from environmentalists who argue that it will facilitate gas-powered data center construction.
Center
The Senate further advanced a major infrastructure and energy bill Tuesday night, moving it one step closer to the finish line in the upper chamber. The bill — which seeks to speed up the buildout of energy and other projects while curtailing environmental challenges — advanced in a procedural vote 62-21, just one day after…
Right
The bill would limit environmental reviews and shield projects from political meddling, but it would also expand federal control over the grid.