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Bloomberg · 1h
Johnson Says He Expects House Will Pass Senate Permit Bill
Speaker Mike Johnson said he expects to have enough votes in the House of Representatives to pass a sweeping bipartisan plan to overhaul the federal permitting system for major energy and infrastructu...

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The Hill on MSN · 1d
Senate advances bipartisan permitting reform bill, teeing up passage
U.S. News & World Report · 2d
Senate Advances Energy Permitting Bill Opposed by Some Democrats, Tribes
Yahoo · 45m
US Senate to take up energy permitting bill votes next week, Whitehouse says
The US Senate is not expected to hold additional votes on the Bipartisan ‌American Affordability and Jobs Act, a sweeping permitting ‌reform bill, until next week, when lawmakers will take up amendmen...

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Senate advances bipartisan energy permitting legislation
Yahoo · 1d
Senate overcomes first obstacle to speed up energy projects in sweeping reform package
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Senate advances Trump-backed bipartisan bill to speed critical infrastructure projects

The bill would force artificial intelligence companies and data center developers to pay their own way for power and grid enhancements.
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Tribal groups ask Congress to delay bill on infrastructure permits

NDN Collective and other tribal groups ask Congress to delay a bill to speed up infrastructure permits, citing concerns about sacred sites and consultation.
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The Senate Voted 73-25 to Start Debate on a Bill Making Data Centers Pay Their Own Power Bills

A bipartisan energy bill promises to shield households from AI's appetite for electricity, yet a wind dispute, a Title III fight, and a skeptical House could still sink it. Which utility investments stand to gain if it survives?
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