A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

US House Speaker Mike Johnson said he expects the chamber to pass the Senate's permitting bill, signaling movement on legislation aimed at streamlining energy project approvals. The remark points to likely House support for the Senate measure, reducing the risk of a prolonged standoff between the two chambers over permitting reform. Passage would mark a step toward shortening approval timelines for energy infrastructure, a priority for developers and investors in pipelines, transmission and related projects. The next test is the floor vote itself, followed by whether the final bill reaches the president's desk without further amendment.