Limits lawsuits against energy projects after one court decision has been made.
This bill would make it harder to file multiple lawsuits against the same energy project. Once a court has made a final decision on a project, no new lawsuits could be filed, even by different groups or about different permits. This aims to speed up energy project development but would limit how often people can challenge them in court.
Today, individuals and groups can file multiple lawsuits against different parts of the same energy project, potentially causing long delays. After this bill, only one lawsuit could be filed against an energy project once a court has made a final decision. Courts would also have less power to overturn agency decisions and would have to set a maximum 180-day deadline for agencies to fix any errors.
S 3305 · 119th Congress · December 2, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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