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Story summary
- Tariffs on steel, aluminum, and trucks raise costs across the power sector and complicate project planning.
- Permitting delays keep some projects waiting more than a decade for approval.
- Regulatory capture favors certain technologies and drives higher costs for consumers.
- Proposed reforms would set firm timelines for approvals, streamline interconnection processes, and enable competition among zero-carbon technologies to reduce costs and improve reliability.
