The Wall Street Journal‘s Editorial Board writes about Senator Chuck Schumer’s support of permitting reform for semiconductors.
- Permitting an energy project, critical infrastructure, or a manufacturing plant in the U.S. is onerous, increases costs for developers, and hampers American competitiveness.
- After years of slow walking permitting reform, Senate Democrats seem to be in favor of speeding up the permitting and review process for chip manufacturing.
- Modernizing the permitting process for all industries, not just politically favored one like chip manufacturing, should be a priority for Congress.
“The chip exception shows how much NEPA permitting reform is needed for the entire economy. Companies shouldn’t need a Majority Leader in their pocket to get permission to build the plants and products that drive American prosperity.”
Read the full article here.
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