U.S. readies first wind-powered steel plant

It’s an advantage the group, with assistance from the conservative R Street Institute, has sought to leverage with legislation that would enable companies to bypass utilities and contract directly with renewable energy developers.

Featured Publications

In the News Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Federal Government Affairs

Radio: Debt Ceiling Deal Doesn’t Go Far Enough on Permitting Reform

Philip Rossetti June 5, 2023 Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson

In the News Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Trade

Radio: Formula Act 3.0 and why it matters

Kelli Pierce June 5, 2023 Dave and Dujanovic

In the News Electoral Reform, Governance, Northeast, State Policy

Pennsylvania Senate Bill Would Reprioritize In-Person Votes

Matt Germer June 2, 2023 The Star News Network

Op-Eds Budget and Spending Reform, Governance, South, State Policy

An easy way to avoid debt-ceiling fights: Balance the budget

Marc Hyden June 5, 2023 Newnan Times-Herald

Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Trade

Let the babies have their milk and drink it too

Kelli Pierce June 5, 2023 Washington Examiner

Op-Eds Alcohol Policy, Competition Policy, Northeast, State Policy

The Left Wages War on Restaurants

C. Jarrett Dieterle, Robert Melvin June 5, 2023 Wall Street Journal

Op-Eds California, Competition Policy, Regulatory Reform, State Policy

‘Local control’ is a fancy term for big government

Steven Greenhut June 4, 2023 The Orange County Register

In the News Energy and Environment, Environmental Regulation

Friday Fact: Alaska: Permitting Pandemic Posterchild

Philip Rossetti June 2, 2023 Mining News

In the News Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Trade

Sen. Lee Introduces FORMULA 3.0

Jerry Theodorou June 2, 2023 Senator Mike Lee

Real Solutions Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Low-Energy Fridays

The permitting reforms in the debt limit deal are a match made in purgatory

Philip Rossetti June 2, 2023