The SPEED Act is a common-sense reform that cuts red tape, accelerates energy projects, and brings down costs for American families by ...

• Streamlining the permitting of new energy projects, ending bureaucratic delays that can last years.
• Adopting bottom-up solutions that empower states and localities to move projects forward.

Here’s the bottom line: The SPEED Act strengthens U.S. energy independence and expands access to affordable, reliable power.

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Yesterday, the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources voted to advance the SPEED Act — an important step toward lowering your energy prices.

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Take a moment to hear U.S. Representative Bruce Westerman break down how this bill will lower your energy costs.

Yesterday, Mary Beth Cirucci made the final stop on the “Road to Prosperity” tour in Utah, where she met with natural gas producers hard at work to keep up with demand across the Western power grid.

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Their biggest roadblock? You guessed it — government red tape that makes permitting a nightmare.

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If nothing changes, families like yours will be competing with data centers for energy, driving prices even higher.

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We need permitting reform to ensure that there’s enough affordable energy for both American families and the tech innovation powering our economy.

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Tell Washington: It’s time to unleash American energy abundance.

During NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s campaign speech, he declared, “There is no problem too large for government to solve.”

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We respectfully disagree. In her recent op-ed, Emily Seidel breaks down why bottom-up solutions empower Americans better than more government.

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📰 Read Emily’s op-ed in RealClearPolitics.

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📺 Watch a short video from Emily.

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