Riverfront tax district: 130 acres – Allentown Morning Call
Allentown’s waterfront development could span 130 acres, cost hundreds of millions of public and private dollars and be substantially complete within three years, Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski said this week. Anchored by an $80 million professional
Isle of Wight supervisors to scrutinize capital spending – Daily Press
ISLE OF WIGHT — Next year, the Isle of Wight Board of Supervisors would have to borrow $24.1 million — more than double its current $9.3 million in bond debt — to fund capital projects that are currently on tap. Isle of Wight needs to issue the
Lightspeed’s 2010 Cleantech Predictions – RenewableEnergyWorld.com
1. There will be increased availability of equity, debt, and project finance capital, along with an increased flight to quality. Despite 2009 being a slow year for venture capital firms raising funds (Q3 featured the fewest number of VC firms raising
NDP wants audit of private-power deals – Georgia Straight
Wilderness Committee national campaign director Joe Foy wants B.C.’s auditor general to investigate the sums of money involved in the long-term power-purchase agreements B.C. Hydro has signed with independent power producers. “We’ve never
City, GPL draw closer to debt deal – Stabroek News
Following the intervention of the Public Utilities Com-mission (PUC), talks between the Georgetown Municipality and the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) over the former’s debt to the power company have borne fruit with both agreeing to waive the
2009’s best and worst business moves for Australia’s rich list – ninemsn
It’s impossible to go past the story of Paul Fudge, the former fabric trader who made $660 million in one day after utilities giant Origin Energy bought a coal-seam gas exploration permit from Fudge’s company, Pangaea. Fudge, who is seen as something
Gas could be the cavalry in global warming fight – KTTC
An unlikely source of energy has emerged to meet international demands that the United States do more to fight global warming: It’s cleaner than coal, cheaper than oil and a 90-year supply is under our feet. It’s natural gas, the same fossil fuel
(Some) Small Caps Are Still Cheap – GuruFocus
We can expect that the crowd will probably be wrong. Or as Fred C. Kelly put it more emphatically: “The crowd always loses because the crowd is always wrong. It is wrong because it behaves normally.” Kelly wrote this in a little 1930 book titled
Riverfront tax district: 130 acres – Allentown Morning Call
Allentown’s waterfront development could span 130 acres, cost hundreds of millions of public and private dollars and be substantially complete within three years, Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski said this week. Anchored by an $80 million professional
Isle of Wight supervisors to scrutinize capital spending – Daily Press
ISLE OF WIGHT — Next year, the Isle of Wight Board of Supervisors would have to borrow $24.1 million — more than double its current $9.3 million in bond debt — to fund capital projects that are currently on tap. Isle of Wight needs to issue the
Lightspeed’s 2010 Cleantech Predictions – RenewableEnergyWorld.com
1. There will be increased availability of equity, debt, and project finance capital, along with an increased flight to quality. Despite 2009 being a slow year for venture capital firms raising funds (Q3 featured the fewest number of VC firms raising
NDP wants audit of private-power deals – Georgia Straight
Wilderness Committee national campaign director Joe Foy wants B.C.’s auditor general to investigate the sums of money involved in the long-term power-purchase agreements B.C. Hydro has signed with independent power producers. “We’ve never
City, GPL draw closer to debt deal – Stabroek News
Following the intervention of the Public Utilities Com-mission (PUC), talks between the Georgetown Municipality and the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) over the former’s debt to the power company have borne fruit with both agreeing to waive the
2009’s best and worst business moves for Australia’s rich list – ninemsn
It’s impossible to go past the story of Paul Fudge, the former fabric trader who made $660 million in one day after utilities giant Origin Energy bought a coal-seam gas exploration permit from Fudge’s company, Pangaea. Fudge, who is seen as something
Gas could be the cavalry in global warming fight – KTTC
An unlikely source of energy has emerged to meet international demands that the United States do more to fight global warming: It’s cleaner than coal, cheaper than oil and a 90-year supply is under our feet. It’s natural gas, the same fossil fuel
(Some) Small Caps Are Still Cheap – GuruFocus
We can expect that the crowd will probably be wrong. Or as Fred C. Kelly put it more emphatically: “The crowd always loses because the crowd is always wrong. It is wrong because it behaves normally.” Kelly wrote this in a little 1930 book titled