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The downgrade affects $2.1 billion in bond debt and extends to its utility debt.
October 24 -
Recent EPA regulations mandating utilities remove lead pipes from distribution systems within 10 years will add to the financial burden.
October 24 -
Local governments that were in Hurricane Milton's path, however, will face significant credit challenges, Moody's said.
October 10 -
Falcone's agenda as president of the group will include tax provisions, subsidies, permit reform and affordable access to credit.
October 7 -
Santa Cruz, on California's coast, was particularly hard hit by flooding in 2023. In addition to the the I-Bank loan, the city secured a federal loan.
October 4 -
Fears of a Hawaiian Electric bankruptcy abated after a settlement was announced that would cap the utility's liability for the Maui wildfire under $2 billion.
October 4 -
MMA says some risky-sector issuers in the area hit hard by the hurricane may be pushed into technical or payment defaults.
October 3 -
"That's great news, and it reflects the outstanding work and commitment of our city council and my administration to keep Tampa on rock-solid financial footing," said Tampa Mayor Jane Castor.
September 20 -
Nuveen LLC reached an agreement to sell its 11% equity stake in Vistra Vision to Vistra Corp., that started as municipal bonds ensnared in a bankruptcy.
September 20 -
Analysts say the Jacksonville, Florida, utility has been able to move past concerns over its attempt to breach a contract with MEAG and to privatize.
September 12 -
S&P cited increased near-term capital needs in explaining the lowered outlook.
September 3 -
The sale follows the utility's successful initiation of two nuclear power units in the last 13 months.
August 29 -
New facilities should reduce and ultimately eliminate the authority's current $5 million a month operating loss.
August 23 -
LIPA's prepares to go to market with new leadership as it prepares to decide on its next power supply management services provider.
August 5 -
Oconee County using bond proceeds for a sewer that will benefit only some residents may violate the state constitution.
August 1 -
Concerns have been raised about audits related to nearly $2.9 billion of ratepayer-backed bonds sold for Oklahoma utilities in 2022.
July 30 -
The Biden administration's accelerated deadlines for exiting dirty energy like coal could pressure utilities already facing growing demand, the rating agency said.
June 12 -
The Water and Power Authority got good financial news from the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency but bad financial news from a federal court in Puerto Rico.
June 10 -
The WAPA board of directors says it is looking for a replacement who would start on July 1, when Andrew Smith says he will depart.
June 3 -
The authority is refunding its 2014A bonds to gain debt service savings.
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