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President Trump will find his energy dominance agenda under fire in the next congress. But the battle has been ongoing at the state level for years.

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The Senate further advanced a major infrastructure and energy bill Tuesday night, moving it one step closer to the finish line in the upper chamber. The bill — which seeks to speed up the buildout of energy and other projects while curtailing environmental challenges — advanced in a procedural vote 62-21, just one day after…

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{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Key Democrats shrug as Trump bashes wind Key Democratic negotiators on Tuesday shrugged off President Trump’s Monday remarks that he would not approve wind projects despite his support for a bipartisan bill that seeks to boost all forms of energy. © Greg Nash The...

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The Democratic Party’s decisive victory in the U.S. midterm elections has been widely called bad news for Trump policies, but now, it could interfere with legislation that previously drew support from both parties in Congress—and the GOP’s ambitions for energy independence and dominance. The bill in question, the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, got broad support from the previous Senate in early October, but voting on it was scheduled for after the midterm elections. It was meant to speed up permitting for new…

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Key Democratic negotiators on Tuesday shrugged off President Trump’s Monday remarks that he would not approve wind projects despite his support for a bipartisan bill that seeks to boost all forms of energy. The bill in question, which aims to ease the path forward for various forms of energy including renewables and fossil fuels, cleared…

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The bipartisan permitting deal could be a test of bipartisanship in the new Beltway power dynamic. President Donald Trump created the National Energy Dominance Council in 2025 to supercharge American ...

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