PPPs: Structuring For Efficient Infrastructure Renewal

Law360, New York (October 14, 2016, 2:20 PM EDT) -- Candidates up and down the ballots this fall and of every political persuasion have touted plans for increased infrastructure investment. Clinton's plan calls for $250 billion in direct public investment and $25 billion for a national infrastructure bank, while Trump has said he will set aside $500 billion for infrastructure purposes. Whatever the quality and likelihood of these plans may be, the renewed attention to what is commonly called the "infrastructure gap" means energy and infrastructure attorneys and their clients should begin thinking critically about the potential partnerships which may result and how to maximize the value of such programs....

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