The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (“the Act”) attempts to make a dent on the repair backlog in transport systems. It also signals a long-term federal commitment to secure and modernize existing infrastructures, and support a transition to a clean economy.
There are a myriad of technology development incentive payments, grants and loan financing programs in the Act. Businesses should take the time to understand the scope of programs available for assistance, as well as the conditions and reporting obligations that may follow.
Billions of federal dollars are allocated to road, bridge, rail and other modernization projects, with significant implications for businesses that depend on this infrastructure.
Learn moreThe provisions signal that the drive toward a more sustainable economy powered by low-carbon alternatives—including wind, solar, hydropower and nuclear—is bipartisan and considered to be in the national interest.
Learn moreCybersecurity is not optional. The bipartisan deal allocated funding for governments to upgrade their networks and invest to better secure power and water infrastructures.
Learn moreThe infrastructure agreement draws on unused pandemic relief funds, strengthened tax enforcement for cryptocurrency and other offsets for funding.
Learn moreNew SEC proposal for disclosures on cyber incidents, risk management and governance aim for more consistent and comparable reporting.
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The Infrastructure Act could jumpstart the build-out of a national public EV charging infrastructure needed to support the mainstreaming of EV adoption.
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