Bipartisan Permitting Reform Would Unlock Domestic Investment and Infrastructure Projects
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The federal permitting system for major infrastructure projects is overly complex and time-consuming, delaying critical investments and weakening U.S. competitiveness.
Modernizing the federal permitting process would unlock domestic investment, speed up project delivery and strengthen long-term economic growth.
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A more efficient, predictable and durable permitting system would help:
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| Accelerate $1.7–2.4 trillion in GDP growth.
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Power 38–54 million homes.
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Support millions of good-paying jobs across sectors nationwide.
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Strengthen U.S. leadership in energy, technology and manufacturing.
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Congress and the Administration have taken important steps to improve the permitting process, but additional action is needed to provide the certainty businesses require to plan, invest and build.
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