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Senate advances bill to speed up permit reviews for infrastructure projects
Headline via The Guardian · first report 10 Nov, 05:08 IST, latest 10 Nov, 22:27 IST
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First report10 Nov, 05:08 IST
Latest report10 Nov, 22:27 IST
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The Monday vote tees up additional votes later this week on permitting reform.
The vote tested whether the Bill’s Democratic sponsors could keep enough of their party aligned.
Chamber voted 73-25 to formally take up bill that will shorten timelines to start energy and datacenter projectsThe Senate on Monday advanced bipartisan legislation aimed at speeding up permitting reviews for datacenters and other infrastructure projects, in…
The Senate voted Monday to advance long-sought bipartisan legislation to speed permitting of big energy projects, amid acrimony over whether the bill’s support for clean energy will be overwhelmed by the fossil fuel industry’s expansion plans. Less than a…
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The reports5 reports
- CNBC Senate advances Trump-backed bipartisan bill to speed critical infrastructure projects
- The Straits Times US Senate advances energy permitting Bill opposed by some Democrats, tribes
- The Guardian Senate advances bill to speed up permit reviews for infrastructure projects
- The Guardian Senate advances bill to speed up projects from gas pipelines to clean energy
- Inside Climate News Senate Advances Permitting Overhaul But Roadblocks Loom
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