Yes I believe so. A few experts got more into the weeds on the provision in this thread, in case you didn't see!
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I see, makes sense
I hear you! But just to clarify... couldn't the wind folks use this as soon as next year?
Yes just to question the assertion that "renewables won't benefit from this anytime soon if ever." Not saying it's good policy!
The bill doesn't address that kind of scenario, the mechanics of which are very different from hostilely revoking a permit that was already approved. I guess the courts will have to answer that one.
I could be wrong, but I think it would give wind companies extra ammo to end the current freeze on airspace permits. A court ordered DOD to start reviews again, but so far it hasn't. Though maybe it will by the time the bill would go into effect. heatmap.news/plus/the-fig...
I wrote about "project certainty" in the new permitting bill, looking at past examples like Obama vetoing the Spruce coal mine and Biden rejecting Keystone XL as case studies to show how the bill would (and would not) constrain executive power over energy projects. heatmap.news/politics/baa...
A spray to keep wildfire away — too good to be true? I talked to those inside (and skeptical of) the growing home hardening market: heatmap.news/adaptation/w...
Heatmap House time, a session on The Future of Mobility with a variety of panels
Rebecca Ochoa had a heat stroke during a high school volleyball tryout. That was 11 years ago. “I am still not the same as before this happened, physically or mentally,” she told @bloomberg.com.
New story on the long recovery of heat stroke survivors (gift link): www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
The biggest fossil fueled power plant EVER BUILT IN THE US.... will get an environmental assessment, the less rigorous review under the national environmental policy act... and complete permitting in just 7 months, per the Trump admin. yep
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Washington State came up with a crafty bit of policy to get around Trump's order to keep the Centralia coal plant open — tax the plant into oblivion.
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Rice contribution is eye-popping 😮
Here is a rundown of exactly how the GOP proposal would change every clean energy tax credit. While it looks like a bunch of nips and tucks, it's probably more akin to a full repeal. More analysis from us to come.
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