Energy Permitting Reform

While America’s demand for power rises rapidly, critical energy projects spend years stuck in convoluted permitting processes and legal challenges. Billions in investment are delayed and Americans continue to rely on aging power infrastructure.

America needs comprehensive, bipartisan energy permitting reform to build faster and deliver the affordable, reliable, and clean power our citizens demand.

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Enough clean energy to power 100 million+ homes is stuck waiting for approval.

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Clean energy needs storage

A few supporters can make the difference

Solar and wind need batteries to keep the lights on after sunset. Local boards mostly hear from opponents, so a handful of neighbors speaking up for storage can change the outcome.

Oct

Tue

New Jersey · 7 PM

Rockland APV / Bridgewater Energy battery storage, 760 East Main Street

Bridgewater Township Zoning Board of Adjustment

Bridgewater Township Municipal Building, 100 Commons Way, Bridgewater, NJ

What to say

Battery storage holds clean power from the middle of the day for the evening peak, when the grid is most strained.
It lets the grid lean less on gas peaker plants, which run on the hottest days and are among the most polluting.
I support this project with strong fire-safety conditions: current NFPA 855 standards, fire-department review, and an emergency response plan.

Two minutes is plenty. Say you live nearby if you do.

Oct

Wed

California · 6 PM

Seaflower Battery Energy Storage System (100 MW / 400 MWh)

Menifee Planning Commission

Menifee City Hall Council Chambers, 29844 Haun Road, Menifee, CA

What to say

Battery storage holds clean power from the middle of the day for the evening peak, when the grid is most strained.
It lets the grid lean less on gas peaker plants, which run on the hottest days and are among the most polluting.
I support this project with strong fire-safety conditions: current NFPA 855 standards, fire-department review, and an emergency response plan.

Two minutes is plenty. Say you live nearby if you do.