According to CoinMeta, U.S. House Speaker Johnson stated that if the Senate passes a bipartisan-backed federal approval reform bill, he expects there to be enough votes among House Republicans to push it through. The bill aims to shorten the environmental review time for energy and infrastructure projects and reduce federal approval procedures in order to lower project delays and costs. The bill passed a procedural vote in the Senate on Monday with 73 votes in favor and 25 against, but some Democrats called for amendments to the provisions, which could affect the bipartisan compromise reached with the White House earlier on. On the House side, progressive Democrats oppose the current version and believe that it is better to wait until January next year when Democrats control both chambers of Congress to seek a more favorable deal. House Democratic Leader Jeffries said that the Democratic leadership is still discussing revisions to the bill, and if it is submitted to the House, the party will make further decisions regarding its stance.