I. Why Isn’t Government Working? The “administrative state” is an unlovely bureaucratic term for a bureaucracy that has grown increasingly unloved: the network of government agencies that implements and enforces…
…communities have not previously experienced. The Past Playbook Siting and permitting reforms have increasingly been part of the federal and state policy agenda. Reforms have largely focused on process changes…
…a time when they’re needed most. Keep That Energy Permitting Reform. Congress is energized about simplifying permitting. Lawmakers across both parties and chambers are treating the upcoming markup by the…
The increased demand for power in the United States is driven by new technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and other computationally intensive activities that utilize ever faster and…
On the left is the Bankside Power Station in 1953. That vast relic of the fossil era once towered over London, oily smoke pouring from its towering chimney. These days,…