Keaton Peters, Author at Government Market News

New Jersey school district voters to decide on $92.5 million bond for facility upgrades

The three-question ballot measure would allow the district to make substantial infrastructure improvements across its six schools.

Keaton Peters

New York allocates $273 million to replace lead pipes, upgrade water infrastructure

The newly approved funding supports projects across seven regions of New York.

Keaton Peters

Palm Beach County seeks proposals for transportation master plan

The county is specifically looking for firms that have worked in metropolitan areas with populations of at least 1.5 million.

Keaton Peters

Colorado secures $112 million for transportation improvement projects

The largest single investment was awarded to Otero County for the US 50 SHIFT Project.

Keaton Peters

DOE offers $100 million for carbon dioxide conversion pilot projects

The program targets biological, catalytic and mineralization processes that show promise for significant carbon mitigation and conversion at scale.

Keaton Peters

$88 million funding opportunity looks to advance zero-emission vehicle technology

This program looks to accelerate innovation in transportation while strengthening domestic manufacturing and supply chains.

Keaton Peters

New York offers $100 million to help transit agencies transition to zero-emission vehicles

Public transportation has emerged as a key strategy for preventing the worst effects of climate change.

Keaton Peters

Arkansas seeking proposals for EV charging projects

ARDOT is prioritizing several categories of potential applicants, including utilities, businesses registered in Arkansas, non-profit organizations and tribal organizations.

Keaton Peters

DOE unveils plans to decarbonize multiple transportation sectors

The initiative looks to address both environmental concerns and affordability in the nation's transportation systems.

Keaton Peters

FEMA opens applications for $1.35 billion in climate resilience funding

In recent years, climate-driven disasters from hurricanes to wildfires and floods have become more frequent and intense.

Suggestions

Keaton Peters