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Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council
Energy Permitting Reform Act Of 2024
Energy Policy Act Of 2005
Clean Water Act
Manufacturing
Energy Infrastructure
Artificial Intelligence
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Environmental Review
Government Shutdown
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Right of Way is a podcast about energy policy, energy politics, and, above all, the upcoming permitting reform negotiations. It is hosted by the Foundation for American Innovation’s Director of Infrastructure Policy, Thomas Hochman, and Policy Advisor, Pavan Venkatakrishnan.

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We’re joined by Permitting Council Executive Director Emily Domenech to discuss administrative vs legislative permitting reform, lessons from Congress, and more.

This week, we’re sitting down with the end-users. We discuss how permitting constrains manufacturing an AI, develop some permitting wishlists, and consider how political dynamics have shifted on both sides of the aisle.

We're live from week two of the government shutdown. We consider how the shutdown could play into permitting reform negotiations, and Politico's Josh gives us the Congressional state of play.

This week, we’re talking about transmission. We dig into interregional planning, FERC backstops, and cost allocation, and discuss why past efforts at reform have come up short.

This week, we talk all about permitting: NEPA, the Clean Water Act, and beyond. We discuss how these laws are slowing or blocking critical infrastructure projects, and consider how to get the political economy right for reform.

In this inaugural episode, we dive deep into the aftermath of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" and what it means for America's energy future. After years of massive, partisan energy packages—from the Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act to the Republicans'... more

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Emily Domenech
Executive Director of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council, responsible for coordinating and enhancing the federal permitting process.
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Episode: Council and Congress with Emily Domenech
Chris Phalen
Vice President of Domestic Policy at the National Association of Manufacturers
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Episode: The End-Users with Chris Phalen and Cy McNeill
Daniel Palken
Director of Infrastructure for Energy and Permitting at Arnold Ventures
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Council and Congress with Emily Domenech
Q: What do you think drives the litigation rates for projects undergoing the Permitting Council process?
Emily believes that the transparency of the process helps deter frivolous litigation against such projects.
Council and Congress with Emily Domenech
Q: How do you see the necessary changes to improve the permitting process?
Emily essentially says that without simultaneous changes in the executive and judicial arenas, true reform is unattainable.
The 3 P’s with Daniel Palken
Q: What are the three P's that stand in the way of transmission development?
The three P's are permitting, paying, and planning, which each represent distinct barriers to the development of transmission infrastructure.

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