Texas released a summary covering 19 financial incentives and programs in place to bolster targeted industry growth. The report covers a broad range of tools including bonds, infrastructure, access to capital, innovation, renewable energy and more.

The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority Financing in Partnership with Banks Program is aimed at improving access to tax-exempt markets for manufacturers and 501(c)(3) businesses. This document outlines how the program can be utilized.

The Economic Development Corporation of Erie County created this one-page document which lists financing programs available to Erie County businesses seeking assistance.

The Illinois Finance Authority administers the Beginning Farmer Bond program increasing access to agricultural business for entrepreneurs and new farmers. The program summary provides essential program details.

This guide from Orrick, Harrington & Sutcliffe LLP review bond finance tools supporting clean energy, including PABs, CREBS, and QECBs.

Toby Rittner with the Council of Development Finance Agencies describes a variety of federal financing programs affecting the reshored manufacturing movement.

The California Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development released this guide to detail the many investment opportunities that exist in California. The guide covers a wide range of programs from federal to local.

Michael Paparian at CPCFA and Saul Gomez with CAEATFA present to the Task Force on Clean Energy Bond Finance and explore California's energy financing programs from bonds to utilizing SSBCI funds for clean energy projects.

The Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative created this recommended financing model for clean energy development. The IDB model leverages bond financing to achieve relatively low cost capital for renewable energy.

Program summary released by Bank of North Dakota describes the NDFTFFP aimed at helping first time farmers acquire agricultural property via tax-exempt bonds.

The City of Wichita's resolution describing the industrial revenue bond policy, guidelines, and procedures.

The City of Albuquerque presents extensive information concerning industrial development bonds. The presentation covers definition, administration, benefits, process, structure, and common questions.

Tremendously useful document from Wisconsin's Office of Energy Independence. This document provides comprehensive, detailed information of all state and federal grants, loans, bonds, credits, and programs that can be utilized for clean energy...

The State of Washington released its allocation of private activity bond volume cap for 2013.

The Idaho Bond Bank Authority created this presentation intended to provide information about the IBBA in relation to its Revenue Bonds, to current and prospective investors.

Toby Rittner at CDFA shares an exciting trend known as reshored manufacturing and explains the tremendous potential to bring companies back to the United States. Furthermore, Rittner presents a case for tax-exempt bonds to finance the restoration of...

The CDFA & CEG's New Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative, Excellence in Development Finance Awards, Reshored Manufacturing, Tax-Exempt Bonds to Drive Restoration Post-Sandy, P3 Financing Model, American Manufacturing Bond Finance Act legislation,...

Jason Rittenberg and Erin Tehan present the CDFA Excellence in Development Finance Awards that recognize outstanding development finance programs, agencies, leaders, projects, and success stories.

Jason Rittenberg at CDFA shares original research reports on the 2011 National Volume Cap & State Small Business Credit Initiative.

Erin Tehan at CDFA presents the newly proposed AMBFA legislation recommendations that will modernize and revolutionize Industrial Development Bonds and manufacturing bonds.

This document from CEG and CDFA, the organizations behind CE+BFI, outlines the challenges facing clean energy development and how bond finance can provide a solution. The Action Plan specifies existing bond finance tools and the goals for the...

Development finance is the heart of economic, energy, infrastructure, technology, and environmental development. Without core financing tools, such as bonds, TIF, tax credits, and access to capital, development projects simply cannot move forward....

Toby Rittner, President & CEO Council of Development Finance Agencies, discusses CDFA, development finance trends, best practices, case studies, and a wide variety of development finance programs.

California Educational Facilities Authority's report card and information brochure about tax-exempt bonds and equipment financing.

Darnell Moses with Allegheny County Economic Development explains the financing functions of economic development authorities, specifically Allegheny County Industrial Development Authority.

Doug Rogers with PNC covers Industrial Revenue Bonds financing, structuring, strengths and potential objections.

Powerpoint by Elizabeth Bellis at Energy Programs Consortium discusses QECB data and trends.

Steven Maguire with Congressional Research Service provides information about state and local government debt as it relates to tax-exempt bonds.

This listing provides basic information on a wide variety of Ohio's development finance tools.

Oklahoma State Bond Advisor released their 2011 annual report with detailed information about bond rating, performance, and projects.

John May Head of Alternative Energy Finance Group at Stern Brothers & Co. discusses the vast options to help finance energy projects via bonds.

Completed sample application for Industrial Development Revenue Bond Financing Program from California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (I-Bank).

This report from the Government Accountability Office covers the use of Gulf Opportunity Zone bonds through June 2008.

This brochure from the Illinois Finance Authority provides information on all of the bond and lending tools the state provides to support farmers and agribusinesses.

The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency created this application for businesses interested in conduit industrial development bond financing.

An underwriter's perspective on industrial development bonds is provided here by Kristi Eberhardt of PNC Capital Markets.

Craig Hammond of Dickinson Wright PLLC covers the basics of private activity bonds, including the types and regulations.

Chris Burnham of the Development Finance Authority of Summit County and Kristi Eberhardt of PNC Capital Markets present this case study of bonds issued for an anaerobic digestive system.

This flyer from Colorado Housing and Finance Authority advertises the mini bond program for smaller IDB-based projects.

This handbook from the California Financial Opportunities Roundtable covers a wide range of access to capital-related programs and services available throughout the state, including loan programs, bonds, innovation finance.

This presentation covers financing structures for NMTC or HTC and tax-exempt bond projects. The authors are Mary Nash Rusher of Hunton & Williams, Peter Duffley of Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, Dick Helde of Dorsey & Whitney, Marshall Philiips of...

Issuance of private activity bonds (PABs) for industrial development, multi-family housing, solid waste disposal facilities, and other projects must fit under the volume cap limit set by the federal government. With significant variations among...

John Wooten of Wells Fargo and Lee McCormick of Community Development Associates provide a thorough discussion of tax-exempt bond finance structures and categories.

This review of the economic development potential of industrial development bonds was provided by John Sassaris of MB Financial Bank.

This presentation by Thomas Nida of United Bank covers bond issuance in the DC area.

This presentation by John Saris of Business Oregon discusses successful state-level program management, with an emphasis on access to capital programs.

Bill Avery of Wyoming Business Council presents access to capital programs throughout the state, including bonds, loan programs, and innovation finance.

This presentation by Gregory Cole of Maryland Dept. of Business and Economic Development covers business loans, investment funds, and tax-exempt bonds provided by the Department.

Steve Drizos of the Pennsylvania Dept. of Community & Economic Development presented this overview of state economic development financing programs.

This factsheet from the Economic Development Corporation of Oakland County provides information on industrial development bonds, including program requirements, financing structures, and fee schedules.