Senate advances bill aimed at hastening energy projects
The Senate is working on a bill to speed up the process for approving energy and infrastructure projects, an effort that has been attempted for over a decade without success. The bill is bipartisan, meaning it has support from both major political parties. The Senate has already voted to advance the bill past a procedural hurdle, moving it closer to becoming law.
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3 developments- Nov 7Senate Plan to Fast-Track Energy Projects Headed for a Showdown
- Nov 9Senate weighs sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections
- Nov 9Senate advances bipartisan permitting reform bill, teeing up passage
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6 sourcesSenate advances sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections
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11 sourcesSenate overcomes first obstacle to speed up energy projects in sweeping reform package
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6 sourcesSenate Advances Bipartisan Permitting Bill That Could Unleash Energy Development With Major Caveats
The 24 Democrats and one Republican who voted against advancing the Senate permitting bill
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3 articlesSenate advances bill to speed up permit reviews for infrastructure projects
Senate votes on bill to speed up projects from gas pipelines to clean energy
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