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All states hit the Aug. 1 deadline to submit electric vehicle charging station plans to unlock the first piece of funding in the federal infrastructure package.
August 10 -
Oklahoma's first utility securitization bond deal related to 2021's Winter Storm Uri continued to attract criticism from a state regulator who called for an independent review.
August 4 -
The agency overseeing what has been called the country's most expensive infrastructure project hopes to secure $8 billion in federal dollars and $4.2 billion of state borrowing for the first leg of the bullet train.
August 4 -
Hospitals can expect more than $2.6 billion of in additional payments under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services program, but some say that is not enough.
August 3 -
The proposal may be less feasible for certain types of trades, market participants said, especially larger trades.
August 3 -
The day after the Federal Open Market Committee's next meeting we will analyze the increase and the signals about what rate hikes may be coming.
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The county wants to enter into a public-private partnership to finance, build and operate a public utility and multiple microgrids that will sell power to advanced manufacturers who require hyper-reliable energy.
August 2 -
Property owners want to halt approval of bonds for the Oklahoma Turnpike extensions.
July 28 -
The Democrats' reconciliation bill has been whittled down to a pair of health care provisions, including one that carries implications for nonprofit hospital credit quality.
July 26 -
At the Colorado DOT, Shailen Bhatt oversaw the $1.2 billion I-70 expansion, a public-private partnership that was the state's largest highway project to date.
July 25 -
The new law kills tolling for the Major Bridge program but allows the P3 contract to remain in place.
July 21 -
While an Oklahoma regulatory official said the bond sale's results for ratepayers was “simply horrifying,” the rapid increase in U.S. Treasury and municipal interest rates since the start of the year were directly correlated.
July 21 -
“We have to be able to build things better and faster in this country and you don’t have to be a Democrat or a Republican to agree with that."
July 21 -
Inflationary-driven challenges pose a drag on hospitals’ fiscal recovery from the pandemic with short-, mid-, and long-term action needed.
July 20 -
The West Lake Corridor and Double Track projects are billed as transformative projects to bolster local economic development by enhancing links to Chicago.
July 19 -
Many local governments are taking this opportunity to partner with neighbors to help strengthen and build more ambitious projects across regions.
July 19 -
A heat wave blasting Texas and other states is unlikely to lead to days-long blackouts as 2021's Winter Storm Uri did, the rating agency said.
July 19 -
The hospital is banking on increased federal reimbursement funds next year when the new Rural Emergency Hospital designation for eligible Medicare providers takes effect.
July 18 -
A new study found that following the recent law in Texas law barring muni underwiriting by banks discriminating against the oil and gas industry, municipalities face higher borrowing costs after many players exited the market.
July 18 -
Ownership issues seem to be worked out, more or less, but reopening the refinery remains in doubt.
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