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Hi John,

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For energy companies, it often takes longer to cut through the maze of
bureaucratic red tape than to actually build or upgrade energy infrastructure.

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For example, the Gemini Solar Project in Nevada was stalled for five years
waiting to be granted a permit from the government. Now it’s two years behind
schedule.

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And who ends up paying the price for this inefficiency?

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You.

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Inefficient federal permitting processes are driving up energy costs by
delaying vital, cost-effective projects, making it increasingly expensive to
power homes and fuel daily life.

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For many families already struggling to get by, this might mean choosing
between putting gas in the car or food on the table.

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It’s unacceptable for Washington to drive up your energy costs.

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But there’s something you can do about it: Nothing about rising energy prices
is predetermined. AFP’s activists have proven that Washington listens when we
collectively speak up for meaningful change.

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✍️ Sign our energy reform pledge now.
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What’s causing the bottleneck?

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Here’s how government red tape impacts your energy bills and our nation’s
potential for energy independence:

* Excessive reviews and outdated regulations: Permitting inefficiencies drive
up project costs, delay progress, and stifle innovation in energy
infrastructure.
* Higher costs for families: These delays increase energy bills, putting
additional strain on households.
* Missed opportunities: Bottlenecks hinder job creation and limit the
nation’s potential for energy independence.
Real-world examples:

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West Virginia’s Atlantic Coast Pipeline: This project was canceled after $3
billion and five years of legal battles, resulting in the loss of over 17,000
potential jobs.

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Ohio’s Sweden Valley Pipeline: This vital energy source was canceled due to
federal inaction, cutting off reliable energy supplies for thousands.

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How the Trump administration can bring energy reform

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The Trump administration has made progress by reversing restrictive
regulations, halting unnecessary rules, and promoting energy production on
federal lands.

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However, to fully unlock America’s energy potential, we must continue pursuing
reform. With permitting reform, we cancut red tape, speed up energy projects,
and lower costs for American households.

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Don’t wait — support energy reform today

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Act today to demand change in Washington. Sign the pledge to knock down
unnecessary regulations and unlock America’s energy potential.

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✍ Sign the energy reform pledge today.
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We can create a stronger, more affordable energy system for all Americans.

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📰 Read the rest of the blog and learn more about permitting reform.
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Thank you for standing with us,

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Chase Downham

Chief Operating Officer

Americans for Prosperity






Americans for Prosperity

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