"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."
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House Advances Bills to Boost Geothermal, Forest Management
While there’s much more work for Washington to do, these House-passed bills are a step in the right direction.
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As Banks Pledge Their Support, Fixing Broken Policies Will Make Nuclear More Viable
If countries and financial institutions are to make good on their commitments to nuclear energy, bold policy reform is necessary.
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Harris-Walz Have a Big Fracking Problem
Voters Looking for More Information Aren’t Playing “Gotcha”
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How Conservatives Can Drive America’s Clean Energy Future
Conservatives should offer solutions that protect economic freedom, and national sovereignty to advance human flourishing and reduce emissions.
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The Path Forward for ESG is Protecting Investor Freedom
Protecting Americans’ investment and retirement accounts should be a top priority for lawmakers, and a noncontroversial one at that. The path to doing so is by reducing government interference in investment strategies and empowering market actors to make their own choices.
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Westerman’s NEPA Bill Would Be a Win for America’s Economy and Environment
From supplying affordable, reliable energy to maintaining healthy forests, NEPA delays increase project timelines and costs and put much of the decision-making process in the hands of national activists rather than local communities.
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Florida looks at the possibility of adding nuclear power
"Jacob Williams, general manager and CEO of the Florida Municipal Power Agency and chairman of the Florida Electric Power Coordinating Group, said the state needs to diversify its energy sources, as about 75 percent of electricity is generated with natural gas. While utilities continue to build solar facilities, Williams said nuclear power could be important in meeting future needs."
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New Tax Hikes Would be an Impediment to Innovation
The Harris tax plan may sound like a progressive dream, but its regressive nature would be a nightmare for innovation, American competitiveness, and U.S. workers.
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The Government’s Permitting Regime Is Choking the Economy
"This isn't just good policy; it's a moral imperative. Permitting reform is about restoring a healthy power balance between government and individual and ensuring that America remains a place where innovation thrives, entrepreneurs succeed, and opportunity is universal. It's about reclaiming the principles that made this country great."
