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See the full joint statement here: seec.house.gov/media/press-... (8/8)

Without that foundation, permitting reform cannot succeed in the end goal of delivering affordable and reliable energy that Americans expect. (7/8)

The legislation must affirmatively end the scorched-earth attacks on clean energy, restore permitting integrity for projects that have been unfairly targeted, and ensure fairness and neutrality going forward. (6/8)

We are prepared to engage in and support good-faith negotiations, but meaningful negotiations require a shared, bipartisan commitment to enabling the deployment of clean energy resources that are currently being targeted by the Trump Administration. (5/8)

The Administration regularly does not follow existing law, including revoking duly issued permits, rescinding previously-awarded grants, and issuing stop work orders on projects well under construction. (4/8)

Any serious permitting reform package must address – as a threshold matter – the Trump Administration’s active undermining of America’s clean energy industry by using every tool it can find to slow or block projects. (3/8)

The members of our respective caucuses hold diverse views of how Congress should improve energy infrastructure permitting. Yet, we are unified in our belief that the actions of the Trump Admin & Republicans are blocking good faith, bipartisan permitting reform negotiations. (2/8)

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