Satellite
Satellite Operators Urge FCC to Exempt Them From NEPA Review
Debate comes as the FCC considers expanding categorical exclusions under National Environmental Policy Act for satellite and wireless operators.
The National Environmental Policy Act requires a range of permitting for infrastructure projects.
Satellite
Debate comes as the FCC considers expanding categorical exclusions under National Environmental Policy Act for satellite and wireless operators.
Commerce
NRECA praises alignment with new law and Supreme Court ruling.
FCC
It’s about ‘striking the right balance.’
Infrastructure
Certain small cells, towers, and rural 5G builds may soon bypass NEPA and historic site reviews
build-america
Agency leader looking to promote innovation through fewer regulations.
Briefs
Legislation would waive environmental reviews on previously developed land.
BEAD
Do states and providers have more flexibility, or less, under NTIA's Broadband Equity Access and Deployment restructuring notice?
Wireless
CTIA proposed exempting many wireless deployments from environmental and historical reviews.
permitting
Solar is the fastest-growing source of electricity generation in the U.S.
FCC
CTIA asks the FCC to exempt most wireless projects from NEPA review.
Infrastructure
White House called it the most sweeping reform of NEPA in its 50-year history.
Infrastructure
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking comment on the proposal.
Interior Department
Lawmakers clashed over NEPA reforms as they warned regulatory delays could stall billions in clean energy and broadband projects.
BEAD
The bill comes as state officials push for reforms to environmental and historic preservation permitting rules under BEAD.
BEAD Data
Texas broadband official urged senators to remove affordability mandates, and labor requirements.
Energy
'Stargate will be building the physical and virtual infrastructure to power the next generation of advancements in AI,' Trump said.
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