Sentences with phrase «replace aging infrastructure»

We must replace this aging infrastructure with clean and safe alternatives.

«The Governor is committed to utilizing the settlement money in a fiscally responsible way, including one - time allocations to replace aging infrastructure, rebuild upstate cities and help local governments cut costs and lower property taxes,» she said in a prepared statement.

The mayors had been hoping that a hefty chunk of that surplus would go toward the Rebuild New York effort to repair and replace aging infrastructure.

Many developed countries need to repair, upgrade or completely replace aging infrastructure.

We can expect to see more inaccurate claims from Tory backbenchers about renewable power sending the cost of energy bills soaring (and failing to account for the necessary cost of replacing ageing infrastructure regardless of whether we go green).

Provenzano praised Gallo for his work on replacing aging infrastructure and welcoming new business and initiatives in the city «with open arms.»

The water supply sector is undergoing dramatic structural change fueled by a greater focus on replacing aging infrastructure, meeting evolving drinking water standards, and developing new supply sources.

Not exact matches

It's time to move forward and replace this critical piece of aging infrastructure with the effective and well - canvassed bridge alternative already underway.

If President Trump's promise of infrastructure spending to fix and replace bridges, roads, airports and other aging public facilities across the country comes to fruition, it would also be expected to add to GDP growth.

By reappointing Matt Driscoll as EFC's President and CEO, Governor Cuomo has demonstrated his commitment to a strong state - local partnership in New York's efforts to replace aging, but essential, infrastructure.»

The government has shown its commitment to replacing our ageing energy infrastructure, and the Electricity Market Reform (EMR) proposals are intended to provide the economic and commercial underpinning to investments in a range of low - carbon technologies, including nuclear.

Under the current utility structure, the power sector in New York is on track to spend an estimated $ 30 billion to replace and modernize the state's aging energy infrastructure over the next decade.

A state lawmaker is calling on the Department of Environmental Conservation to enforce the «Sewage Pollution Right To Know Act,» legislation that highlights the need for replacing the area's aging infrastructure.

Advocates have called for $ 800 million to fund clean water infrastructure since the state's own estimates put the cost to communities in replacing aging pipes and sewers at more than $ 30 billion over the next few decades.

What will need to be replaced in the next 30 years are aging fossil fuel infrastructures like outdated coal - fired power plants.

However, the government has long recognised the need for significant investment to replace the UK's aging energy infrastructure.

Trump is making a huge investment into replacing and upgrading aging U.S. infrastructure.