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Former US officials urge energy permitting reform to compete with China

A bipartisan Senate proposal has drawn support from former officials and energy companies, while opponents warn it would accelerate fossil fuel and AI infrastructure.

Newsdesk21 October 20261 min readAggregated

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Former US officials urge energy permitting reform to compete with China

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