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Infrastructure Outlook: From ‘Good Enough’ to ‘Built to Last’: Rethinking How We Deliver Resilient Infrastructure
Infrastructure Outlook: From ‘Good Enough’ to ‘Built to Last’: Rethinking How We Deliver Resilient Infrastructure The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) “2025 Infrastructure Report Card” presents a sobering assessment of the state of U.S. infrastructure, assigning an overall C grade.
A Good Transmission Line Is Hard to Find
Media Contact Leslie Edwards Southeastern Regional Communications Manager What is the Georgia Power IRP? What does the GA PSC do? An Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is a big plan that Georgia Power develops every three years to figure out how it will provide electricity to Georgia residents for the next 10 years. It helps the company decide what sources of energy—like coal, natural gas, nuclear, and renewable energy (such as solar and wind—it needs to build to meet demand.
Business owners feel the pain: Significant CGT, IHT and employers’ NIC changes confirmed - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The Chancellor announced in the House of Commons on Wednesday that employers’ national insurance contributions (NIC) will increase by 1.2% to 15% from April 2025 while the earnings threshold at which employers start making contributions was cut to £5,000. Capital gains tax (CGT) rates are increased today from 10% to 18% (lower rate) and 20% to 24% (higher rate).
Chancellor's Budget expected to unleash wealth and talent exodus out of Britain - London Business News
The Chancellor has fired the starting gun on a potential wealth, talent and investment exodus from the UK as today’s Budget – one of the most widely speculated in recent history – unveils a slew of new tax hikes on capital gains, inheritance, pensions, and employer contributions, plus the abolition of the long-standing non-dom status.
Record £40 billion tax increases hit hardest on corporate Britain
We welcome the emphasis on long term planning and the confirmation of the corporate tax road map from the Chancellor – too much recent government thinking has been for the here and now and short-term political goals. It’s been a long wait for Reeves and her team since the general election. At over 100 days it is apparently the longest gap ever and there will be a huge relief from our clients that finally the speculation about the Budget is over.
Driving Clean Transportation Forward in Virginia
NRDC's new national report, a snapshot of each state’s decisions on transportation-related policies and investments, ranks the Commonwealth 18th out of 50. The Scorecard ranks each U.S. state on a number of different metrics, including state planning, vehicle electrification, expanding mobility choices, among others aimed at identifying which states are advancing equity and climate outcomes in the transportation sector.
Georgia’s Number 1 for Business and Number 34 for Transportation
Georgia ranks 34th out of 50 in NRDC's new national report, which provides a snapshot of current state decisions on transportation-related policies and investments. The Scorecard ranks each U.S. state on a number of different metrics, including state planning, vehicle electrification, expanding mobility choices, among others aimed at identifying which states are advancing equity and climate outcomes in the transportation sector.
North Carolina Needs to Live Up to its Transportation Commitments
North Carolina ranks 23rd out of 50in NRDC's new national report, which provides a snapshot of current state decisions on transportation-related policies and investments. The Scorecard ranks each U.S. state on a number of different metrics – including state planning, vehicle electrification, expanding mobility choices, among others – and is aimed at identifying which states are advancing equity and climate outcomes in the transportation sector.
Driving to the Future in the South Original
Much has been made in the media about the upcoming clean transportation revolution, be it private vehicles or commercial shipping, but the truth is that transportation improvements have been making their way across the country for years. And it’s critical that not only do we continue this progress, but also that state leaders expedite and improve it.
Support Atlanta’s Communities Through Infrastructure Investments
We must end traffic fatalities Traffic fatalities are rising and disproportionately impact vulnerable roadway users, such as pedestrians, cyclists, and people who use wheelchairs. These challenges inspired the creation of Atlanta’s DOT, but these challenges cannot be addressed by an under-resourced DOT. In 2018, under Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, Atlanta was selected as one of 25 cities to participate in the Bloomberg Philanthropies American Cities Climate Challenge.
Florida is scoring BIG in electric transportation wins, will Georgia play smart to catch up? - SACE | Southern Alliance for Clean Energy
Patrick King | Clean Transportation, Electric Vehicles, Florida, Georgia This op-ed, written by SACE Electric Transportation Equity Manager Patrick King, originally appeared in the Georgia Recorder on December 22, 2022. It is reprinted here with permission. In recent months, Georgia has made major strides to position itself as the Silicon Valley of electric transportation and lead the region in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing investment and jobs.
Patrick King, Author at SACE | Southern Alliance for Clean Energy
Patrick King is the Electric Transportation Equity Manager for SACE. He is working to accelerate the transition to equitable electric transportation by promoting the growth of electric transportation ownership for all and supporting equitable ET policies and programs. Patrick promotes and supports diversity, equity, and inclusion in SACE’s workplace culture and practices, external operations, and interactions with all stakeholders.
Florida is scoring BIG in electric transportation wins, will Georgia play smart to catch up? Original
In recent months, Georgia has made major strides to position itself as the Silicon Valley of electric transportation and lead the region in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing investment and jobs. Still, our state appears to be hedging its bets on an electric transportation future and needs to do more to put its money where Georgia’s mouth is.
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