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NPC urges immediate permitting reform and infrastructure buildout to address demand growth and sector interdependence, warning of risks to reliability and consumer costs.
- The NPC released two Future Energy Systems reports, urging permitting reform and infrastructure buildout, at the Secretary of Energy's request, without specific dates mentioned.
- Rising peak loads and tighter infrastructure mean both natural gas sector and electric sector face rapid winter demand growth and risk cascading outages from operational misalignments, NPC members warned.
- The reports recommend reimagined permitting that includes improving interagency coordination and adopting predictable, time‑bound processes, with NPC membership delivering dozens of policy recommendations to streamline federal permitting and enhance gas-electric coordination.
- Wright also reiterated support for the Alaska LNG pipeline while Congress explores related legislation, NPC recommended immediate permitting reform, the report said.
- Because market designs differ, James Y. Kerr II said inadequate electricity-market coordination and weak incentives in gas and electricity markets require aligned signals to maintain reliability.
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