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POLITICO Pro: Senators outline future of permitting talks

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Top negotiators say the lame-duck session may be too late to secure an agreement. After failing to secure a long elusive deal this week on easing approvals for all kinds of energy projects, Senate negotiators and an ideologically diverse army of lobbyists are eyeing September as a new deadline.
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POLITICO Pro: It’s official: Permitting deal won’t happen this week

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Senate negotiators are punting their target — again — on reaching a long-elusive bipartisan energy permitting overhaul, confirming talks will drag out beyond the August recess and into the heart of midterm election campaign season. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), ranking member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, told POLITICO that negotiators are aiming to strike a deal in September, when the upper chamber will return from a planned five-week recess.
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POLITICO Pro: Q&A: Tina Smith talks IRA, permitting and working with Manchin

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Minnesota Sen. Tina Smith, who played a leading role in shaping Democrats' trademark 2022 climate law, was talking about energy affordability before it became a buzzword. Now, Smith is advising Democrats on lessons learned from their struggles selling and implementing the Inflation Reduction Act as senators negotiate with Republicans on permitting.
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