Selected for the Permitting Innovators Expo — a White House CEQ program, July 31, Washington, D.C.
Learn moreDeep dives into the permitting bottleneck, NEPA compliance, and the future of industrial project development.
For nearly five decades, one CEQ rulebook set the timing rules behind every NEPA flowchart. That rulebook was removed from the Code of Federal Regulations in 2025. What governs now depends on which authority you're standing on, and the answer changes faster than most teams check.
Permica
Expert Contributor
Summit Carbon Solutions spent more than $150 million developing a South Dakota CO2 pipeline before a change in state law made its route unpermittable. Document quality was never the risk that mattered.
Permica
Expert Contributor
AI can generate permitting content in minutes. The harder challenge is producing findings that project teams, consultants, and agencies can verify, explain, and defend, a principle we call Defensible Regulatory Intelligence.
Permica
Expert Contributor
Congressional momentum on permitting reform is real. So are the obstacles. Here is what the current legislative landscape actually means for developers managing project timelines and pre-submission risk.
Permica
Expert Contributor
Class VI well permits are the primary bottleneck for the U.S. carbon storage industry. We analyze why review times can stretch past 24 months and how to prepare a more defensible application.
Permica
Expert Contributor
A research team at PNNL recently published DraftNEPABench, the most rigorous evaluation of AI systems for NEPA drafting. We dive into the findings and what they mean for the future of permitting.
Permica
Expert Contributor
Automation promises to speed up permitting, but data access isn't the real bottleneck. We explore why automated drafts fall apart under serious scrutiny and how to bridge the defensibility gap.
Permica
Expert Contributor
Get the latest analysis on regulatory changes and environmental policy directly in your inbox.
No spam — just regulatory analysis, occasionally.