Tag: R.I. Infrastructure Bank
Five municipalities save $560K by refinancing bonds through R.I. Infrastructure Bank
PAWTUCKET – Five municipalities recently saved $559,826 by refinancing bonds through the R.I. Infrastructure Bank.The refinancing of Drinking Water State Revolving Fund bonds was...
R.I. Infrastructure Bank highlights projects during ‘Infrastructure Week’
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Infrastructure Bank marked “Infrastructure Week” with a series of announcements on water treatment and road improvement projects, and a key...
PBN on WJAR-TV, May 14, 2019
Behind the often-costly push for clean water and green energy is a lender many Rhode Islanders have never heard of.Every week, PBN Editor Mark...
$21.7M made available for R.I. clean water and drinking water projects
PROVIDENCE – The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday the availability of $21.7 million in funds from the Clean Water and Drinking Water state revolving...
R.I.’s solar industry has grown with the help of state incentives....
After stints in the California, Nevada and Texas solar-energy industries, Kenny Hsieh learned of the financial incentives offered in Rhode Island, picked up his...
Which of these areas of infrastructure investment do you think is...
The second Rhode Island Infrastructure Summit will take place on Sept. 17, and the topic it will take on is an important one for...
R.I. infrastructure summit set for Sept. 17
PROVIDENCE – The second Rhode Island Infrastructure Summit will take place on Sept. 17, the R.I. Infrastructure Bank said Monday, as it announced its...
Rhode Island to issue $149M in bonds for capital improvements
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island on Tuesday will sell $149.4 million in bonds to pay for a slew of capital-improvement programs approved by voters dating...
The CRMC says parts of coastal R.I. could soon be underwater...
(Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series exploring Rhode Island’s vulnerability to coastal flooding and what businesses, property owners and local communities...
Getting the lead out
Lead in old water line and housing is a looming health issue. Everyone wants it removed, but who will pay?
The mailed notifications to Providence...
