The CLEAR Act of 2025 aims to limit repeat litigation on energy projects by establishing a single action rule and preclusive effect for final.
The CLEAR Act of 2025 introduces measures to curtail litigation related to energy projects. It defines an energy project as one involving electric energy generation, fossil fuel production, or critical minerals. The act mandates that all legal actions concerning an energy project and its authorizations be considered as part of a single action rule if filed within 150 days of the final agency action. It also establishes that once a legal action is finally adjudicated, no subsequent claims regarding the same energy project can be brought.
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