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Permitting bill off until after midterms even as talks close in (opens the original)
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Senate Environment and Public Works ranking member Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., said Thursday that the process of papering, selling and voting on a potential deal to take up legislation overhauling the federal permitting system will likely push consideration to the lame-duck session in November. Speaking at a news conference, Whitehouse said that negotiators are “over the hump on the deal-break issues” and that text of a deal “should be finalized within a matter of days, maybe even hours.” Once t
Permitting deal down to the wire as senators look to the exits (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON â Senate negotiators expressed optimism over negotiations on legislation to overhaul the federal environmental permitting system, even as text remains elusive in what could be the final week in session before the midterm elections. This was expected to be a make-or-break week for a bill to streamline the process for greenlighting infrastructure projects, from new oil refineries to offshore wind farms, under laws including the National Environmental Policy Act. But while the key sena
Permitting deal down to the wire as senators look to the exits (opens the original)
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Senate negotiators expressed optimism over negotiations on legislation to overhaul the federal environmental permitting system, even as text remains elusive in what could be the final week in session before the midterm elections. This was expected to be a make-or-break week for a bill to streamline the process for greenlighting infrastructure projects, from new oil refineries to offshore wind farms, under laws including the National Environmental Policy Act. But while the key senators working on
Ratepayer bill aimed at data center buildout blocked in Senate (opens the original)
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High-profile legislation amounting to lawmakers’ first real stab at addressing voter anger over data centers stalled in the Senate on Thursday after securing overwhelming support in the House a day earlier. Senate Energy and Natural Resources ranking member Martin Heinrich objected to a unanimous consent request by Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, to clear the bill, which would require state regulators to consider adopting standards to ensure large data centers pay for needed electric grid upgrades. Hei
Bill aimed at voter anger over data centers passes House (opens the original)
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The House passed legislation Wednesday that would direct states to consider adopting federal standards for large-scale industrial power users, an attempt to address growing voter anger over the speed and scale of data center development. The bill passed 417-3 under suspension of the rules, a procedure that requires support from two-thirds of members present and voting. It was introduced by Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., with Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Fla. â two of their respective partiesâ most vulner
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