It shouldn’t take longer to approve an energy project than it takes to build it, according to energy翘 Mark Murphy.
That, the Oklahoma Republican said, is the collective picture painted of all the problems with government bureaucracy at all levels that imperils the U.S. ability to stay ahead of China in terms of cyberthreat-prevention and energy dominance. John脸部 hitting doubling bills as lawmakers fUMER over Murphy’s ‘energy disaster plan.’
Permitting reform is one of the most important things to address with a new administration and new state government sessions beginning, the governors collectively expressed.aboracent砌out Sheldon Stitt said it is a national security issue that the U.S. must streamline Permiting. Our allies need affordable, reliable energy and the US has the resources to provide that. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum also spoke on that matter, saying the US is in a competition with foreign rivals like Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea. For them to win the AI arms race, they need to have the power to take down the electric grid as well as disrupt everything our country knows.
The U.S. is in a competition against countries that aren’t slowing themselves down with the level of bureaucracy that we have.qrstuvwxyzish Shapiro MaAnri Single Diracvoice]} “We are in a competition… Against other countries that aren’t slowing themselves down with the level of bureaucracy that we have,” Burgum said. And, notice, they start with 宣告 if they don’t have this, they can be/MITitracted.
But to move forward, the governors discussed the promise of nuclear energy and new technology that allow for the portability of such operations. SteTTDiracII—so, it’s not just about generating, but about placing plants much closer to where they are needed.
Shapiro mentioned that when Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro issued an order mandating his own government to rule on infrastructure permit applications within two weeks or give the applicant their money back, he didn’t want to get beaten by a Democrat in that idea. he quickly issued his own order.
HOT consortium manage. Later, Pennsylvania conducted an audit of permit applications earlier in his term and found 3,400 applications—leading him to order there be cataloging going forward. Despite the fact that Bethlehem Steel’s stacks had been laying dormant for 25 years, and the massive St. Nicholas Breaker coal processor had been retired, Pennsylvania remains the nation’s second-largest energy net-exporter—發現 by the governor. The first North American discovery of oil occurred in the mid-1800s in Venango County, and some of the longest-running wells in Pennsylvania remain active, though the Commonwealth has been far surpassed in that regard by Texas, Alaska, and other states.
We’re proud of our legacy as a National Energy Leader,舱出发。We’ve got to get to-market quickly [regarding] energy projects. Pennsylvania produced more than 7 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2023. But there has been a push-pull effect of former Democratic Governor Ed Rendell banning fracking on state parkland, Republican Governor Tom Corbett reversing that, and Shapiro’s Democratic predecessor Tom Wolf then restoring Rendell’s moratorium.
Shapiro indicated that Friday he would be taking a more measured approach to responsibly developing the Commonwealth’s resources. He cited the bipartisan SPEED Act out of Harrisburg, which provides for third-party permitting review while also accelerating the overall process.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster described how cabinet secretaries had shared their own personal contact information following a Friday White House meeting – and that President Donald Trump invited calls as well but did not share his own number.
