Energy · Washington, D.C., United States · United States of America · November 9, 2026

US Senate advances energy permitting bill

Reported by 3 outlets · first reported Nov 9, 6:54 PM ET

The Senate advanced a bipartisan bill to speed gas pipelines and clean energy projects. It would make AI data centers pay for power upgrades. Environmental groups and some Democrats oppose it.

Why it matters

It could speed energy construction across the US.

Background

Permitting delays slow new projects.

The story so far

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Sources

• CNBC ↗Nov 9, 6:54 PM ET
• The Straits Times ↗Nov 9, 7:33 PM ET
• The Guardian ↗Nov 9, 7:41 PM ET

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