Drew Bond writes in the Washington Examiner about how lengthy permitting processes are slowing the expansion of America’s power grid and why Congress should advance bipartisan permitting reform to bring new energy projects online faster.
The United States has always been a leader in energy development.
Before we were even a country, North America’s vast timber reserves provided masts for sailing ships, logs for housing, and fuel for heating and manufacturing. Later, our mountains of coal (which are still nowhere near exhausted) and oceans of petroleum powered an industrial revolution that drove economic growth throughout the expanding U.S.
We won World War II faster than we can plug in a power plant
Drew Bond writes in the Washington Examiner about how lengthy permitting processes are slowing the expansion of America’s power grid and why Congress should advance bipartisan permitting reform to bring new energy projects online faster.
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