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85 Organizations Urge Congress to Pass Grid Modernization Act

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What happened

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Eighty-five organizations signed a letter to Senate negotiators urging Congress to pass the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026. The letter, organized by Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, Ceres, and Third Way, calls for bipartisan action to modernize permitting and reviews. The effort aims to facilitate faster construction amid rising electricity demand and increasing pressure on the electric grid.

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Why it matters

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The push for legislation seeks to address intensifying global competition for investment while making it easier and faster to build necessary infrastructure. Modernizing permitting and reviews is presented as a crucial step toward improving the U.S. energy and industrial landscape.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Hitachi EnergySpeculative

    A favorable policy environment could accelerate demand for grid infrastructure modernization.

  • Form EnergySpeculative

    Grid modernization might increase demand and investment in clean energy solutions.

  • NucorSpeculative

    Easing permitting processes could speed up industrial expansion and capital deployment.

  • Cleveland-CliffsSpeculative

    The policy push for infrastructure modernization might boost demand for flat-rolled steel.

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