States gain control over energy development on federal lands
This act aims to give states more control over oil, natural gas, and other energy development on federal lands. This means states can issue permits and regulate these activities independently, potentially speeding up energy production. While states gain regulatory power, revenues from energy development will still go to the federal government, though states can charge processing fees.
Key points
States can take over responsibility for permitting oil, natural gas, and other energy development on federal lands.
State actions regarding energy development will not be subject to certain federal regulations, including environmental ones.
Revenues from energy development on federal lands will still go to the federal budget, but states can collect administrative fees.
Status:
Expired
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