Arizona adopts $231.4 billion long-term transportation plan
ADoT's blueprint projects a $231.4 billion investment to revamp Arizona's highways, bridges, and transit systems by 2050.
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Energy Department allocates $1.3 billion to three projects
The U.S. Department of Energy has committed $1.3 billion to underwrite three large-scale transmission projects that will provide new options for clean energy resources in six states around the country.
Texas energy grid receives $3.5 billion DOE funding
Program includes four projects aimed at strengthening the state's energy infrastructure and providing clean, affordable power to disadvantaged communities.
$156.7 million grant to expand Oregon’s broadband infrastructure
Oregon will use its CPF allocation to fund a competitive grant program supporting last-mile broadband infrastructure in areas with insufficient internet access.
Kentucky awards $10.9 million to expand EV charging network
Kentucky has announced the first round of awards granted to six private developers to design, build and manage 16 public electric vehicle charging stations along 11 interstates and parkways designated as Alternative Fuel Corridors.
Washington state pilot program taps sewage to heat businesses
King County in the Seattle area is accepting applications for two projects for a renewable energy pilot program that uses sewage to keep businesses warm during the winter.
DOE providing $3.5 billion to protect electric grid from extreme weather
In an effort to strengthen the nation’s power grid, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded $3.46 billion to 58 innovative projects that focus on delivering affordable, clean power, particularly to disadvantaged communities.
Santa Barbara, California, revitalizing iconic Ortega Park
Currently in the design phase, improved park will include new facilities and spaces for public art, recreation and community gatherings.
Construction timelines set for Florida highway, road projects
Projects part of Moving Florida Forward Infrastructure Initiative, which ensures the state’s transportation infrastructure can meet current and future demands.
Airlines contribute $332 million for St. Louis airport improvements
Projects are part of the airport’s latest master plan, which identifies projects that would help the facility meet travel demand through 2040. The FAA approved the plan earlier this year.
