@USChamber of Commerce's Global Energy Institute. #PermitAmerica2Build
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🚨MUST-READ: "Democrats would be wise to ignore the naysayers and take the win. The package is enormous in scope and full of good ideas to boost every variety of energy development. That’s crucial, given the soaring demand for new electricity to power the artificial intelligence boom. It’s also necessary to power all the projects that environmentalists say they support to combat climate change, such as shifting toward electric vehicles and electrifying home heating."
Full piece by @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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Strong communities create opportunities for students, families, and workers.
Data centers help fund that progress, generating tax revenue for schools, infrastructure, and public safety.
New research breaks down the numbers. 👇
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Expanding pipeline capacity out of Pennsylvania could save consumers an estimated $5.5 billion annually.
Our latest blog explores why #permitting certainty and infrastructure investment are key to delivering PA's abundant, affordable #naturalgas ⤵️
marcelluscoalition.org/abund…
Americans are paying the price for a system that takes too long and delivers too little.
🏛️Congress: Permit America to Build!
Full letter sent to Senate @EPWGOP from @USChamber’s @NeilBradleyDC:
uschamber.com/infrastructure…
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.@SenMcCormickPA calls permitting reform "the single most important thing we can do for our economy."
Manufacturers need a faster, more predictable and more cost-effective permitting process to get shovels in the ground, create jobs and strengthen manufacturing in America. via @PunchbowlNews
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PA's energy future is being shaped now. Join business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts on Oct. 28 for the PA Chamber Energy & Environmental Conference, where the issues shaping PA’s energy and environmental agenda take center stage.
Register: ow.ly/VjR750ZVYBo
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20 Stops. 20 Questions. One #FreeEnterpriseExpress Tour.
Hear from our EVP @NeilBradleyDC.
Which stop would you visit first?
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Lower energy bills. Shorter commutes. Faster internet.
Fixing America’s broken permitting process would deliver real benefits for families and communities across the country. Congress must act to get critical infrastructure built.
Read more: bit.ly/477ZjwA
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America can’t build what it needs under a permitting system that keeps projects tied up in limbo.
The @PAChamber joined nine other state chambers in the @dcexaminer calling for bipartisan permitting reform to strengthen America’s energy future.
washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
From lower energy bills to shorter commutes and faster internet, fixing America’s broken permitting process would deliver real benefits for families and communities across the country.
#PermitAmerica2Build🛠️
Get the scoop: uschamber.com/infrastructure…
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STATEMENT: Chamber applauds the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026, which was announced by the U.S. Senate today:
“It takes far too long to execute major developments across the U.S., and certainly, in Michigan. ... The U.S. Senate’s step forward to streamline federal permitting processes, as well as work in the U.S. House of Representatives, is a very positive and much-needed step to make America more competitive.”
bit.ly/4ecNLfk
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BRT strongly supports the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026. A faster, more durable permitting process would unlock investment, lower costs and create good-paying jobs. Read our statement: businessroundtable.org/busin…
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Proud to introduce the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026.
This landmark legislation will reform federal environmental permitting and review processes to expand reliable energy and infrastructure, create good-paying jobs, and lower costs for Americans.
More on the bill here:
capito.senate.gov/news/press…
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We need to make it easier to build, grow, power, and fuel our country.
We need to lower the cost of living for American families.
Permitting reform is moving forward.
Here’s the text: energy.senate.gov/wp-content…
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Yesterday, Republicans and Democrats came together on a historic permitting deal to get America building again. @SenCapito: “[This] is about establishing a permitting system that's faster, more predictable, and better equipped to serve the American people.”
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Chairman @RepWesterman’s statement on today’s permitting announcement ⬇️
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“America is not short of energy. We are short of permission to build. For years, we have been talking about modernizing a broken permitting system that makes it far too difficult to build the energy infrastructure this country needs. Now, we have a real opportunity to finally get it done." -@Shalennial
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Americans need permiting reform now. AGA applauds the U.S. Senate for taking action to advance this critical priority. Read the full statement today: buff.ly/rDlssnP
