An aging power grid and lengthy permitting timelines are driving up energy costs for American businesses and families. Federal policymakers have a rare, bipartisan opening to fix both — helping to bring prices down by speeding the build-out of affordable, homegrown clean energy.
Businesses are ready to invest, but outdated infrastructure and delayed approvals hold them back. Federal permitting and grid reform would get projects built faster, strengthen reliability, and deliver lower-cost power to the people and industries that need it.
