Articles Tagged with ''Trump Administration''

An analysis found $2.4 billion may be rescinded from grants awarded under the Neighborhood Access and Equity program.

Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loans are now available to assist with up to 49% of eligible project costs. 

Multiple agencies updated their NEPA procedures after the White House Council on Environmental Quality rescinded its regulations related to the law.

National Electrical Contractors Association said it has been fighting the tariff all year and “has been successful in keeping it off the table until now.” Will the plan be withdrawn before it takes effect?

The budget reconciliation bill also cuts support for clean energy projects and appropriates funding for some construction projects.

The bill, passed with the vice president's tie-breaking vote, phases out tax credits for EV charging infrastructure next year and for wind and solar projects finished after 2027—but a new clean energy tax is cut, nuclear power gets added incentive and contractors gain a desired tax break

Under new guidance, agencies anticipating bids 10% higher than their budget with a PLA in place can forego the requirement.

A pair of proposed rules would repeal emissions standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants and weaken rules on how much mercury and other air toxics can be admitted.

U.S. Dept. of Transportation staff finalized another 529 grant agreements from the “backlog” of 3,200 awards that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said had not been signed by the start of the Trump administration.

Lawmakers have proposed rescinding funding for other types of projects supported by the U.S. Energy Dept.