Revenue bonds

The Department of Energy approved $3.7 billion in loan guarantees for the Plant Vogtle project.

The Texas Water Development Board priced $1.2 billion of triple-A-rated bonds.

Court mediation offers no solution to Flint indecision on water contract.

Keys Energy Services estimates $32 million in damages from Hurricane Irma, and FEMA will cover most of it.

Santee Cooper and South Carolina Electric & Gas monetized all but one payment of the $2.17 billion they expected to receive from Toshiba.

The proposal would benefit bondholders without helping PREPA rebuild the power grid, a government statement said.

Sarasota County and the West Villages Improvement District will issue bonds for the $100.5 million ballpark.

CFO Jack Wetzler said analysts’ emails were accidentally overlooked, prompting the negative rating action.

The Westlands Water District’s decision won’t spell the end for the California WaterFix plan, Fitch Ratings said.

The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York is prepping another large bond deal as part of a busy 2017 for the conduit issuer.

The city council continues to delay a vote on where to draw its water from long-term.

A Central Valley water district's decision could put California’s WaterFix project in jeopardy.

Florida’s share of hurricane-related costs will weigh on the state as it nears a structural budget imbalance.

The underwriter is banking on strong demand for high-yield bonds.

The legislation adds consumer protections and requires more stringent underwriting standards.

The Texas Water Development Board is planning the largest bond issue in its history as it also deals with the impact of Hurricane Harvey.

The state is testing an alternative to using fuel taxes to raise funds for infrastructure.

The system reported strong investor demand for $350 million of taxable debt earlier in the week.

The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority missed a September bond payment.

Hurricane Irma is the first test in many years for the bond-funded entities created to ensure Florida residents can obtain property insurance.