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Why the Senate Permitting Bill Isn’t a ‘Grand Bargain’

This week’s conversation is about the big energy policy story of the week – month? year? – which is the new bipartisan permitting deal in the U.S. Senate. As my colleagues and I were feverishly working on our mega-explainer about the bill , I rang up Josh Freed, founder of Third Way’s energy and…

Why the Senate Permitting Bill Isn’t a ‘Grand Bargain’
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Bluesky: @kbrigham.bsky.social Katie Brigham · 2d ago · 21 ♥ hi energy freaks, as you surely know, the senate has a permitting deal! heatmap explains! · @jeffstjohn.bsky.social Jeff St. John · 2d ago · 5 ♥ The Senate energy permitting bill unveiled Wednesday contains a raft of transmission permitting, planning and cost-allocation reforms that experts say could dramatically boost grid buildouts and clean energy capacity — if it can be passed into law:… · @kbrigham.bsky.social Katie Brigham · 1d ago · 1 ♥ permitting bonanza continues! i weigh in on the climate tech industries/companies that stand to benefit most from the senate's new permitting bill · @dangearino.bsky.social Dan Gearino · 5h ago · 19 ♥ My thoughts on the permitting reform bill being discussed everywhere. TL;DR: "this deal provides clear evidence that the US system is not designed to represent the people’s interests and not prepared to protect us from the dangers of our warming world."… · @dangearino.bsky.social Dan Gearino · 20h ago · 3 ♥ Making sense of divisions on permitting reform, by me and @mlavelle.bsky.social: insideclimatenews.org/news/0210202...

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