Cut Delays, Cut Costs
Fixing our broken permitting system will unleash affordable, reliable American energy and help bring down costs for families.
Right now, Washington’s red tape is driving up your energy bills — but with permitting reform, we can remove those barriers and deliver real relief.
Tell Congress: Pass Permitting Reform Now
What Is Permitting Reform?
Before a single pipeline gets built, a transmission line gets strung, or a power plant comes online, the federal government has to sign off. That process, called permitting, can take longer than the project itself. Permitting reform means cutting through that red tape so America can build the energy infrastructure we need, faster and at lower cost. The result: more reliable energy, more jobs, and lower prices for every American.
The Road to Prosperity
Energy isn’t just an abstract issue. It affects the cost of living, the strength of our economy, and the reliability of the power we depend on every day. Across the country, communities are working to meet growing demand while navigating increasing permitting barriers. On the Road to Prosperity Tour, we’ve traveled across the country to take a closer look. From Wyoming’s coal industry, which powers a large share of America’s electricity, to oil and gas production sites facing growing restrictions, this tour highlights what’s at stake.
Tell Us Your Story
Permitting delays aren’t just a policy problem. They’re personal. Maybe it’s a project that never got off the ground in your community. A job that disappeared before it started. Energy costs squeezing your budget every month. Whatever your experience, lawmakers need to hear it. Tell us your story and send a message directly to your representative.
Choose how to reach out to your congressman
Tell us how permitting reforms have affected you and send a message to your congressman expressing your concerns.
