Practical Law Finance discusses public private partnerships (P3s) including when they should be used to develop infrastructure projects. This resource also discusses the most commonly used P3 structures, alternatives and how infrastructure projects...

Larry Kosmont, CEO of Kosmont Companies gives a comprehensive look into the targeted tools of California.

KPMG provides information on the keys to successful public-private partnerships and the process. The presentation includes the Gotham – BIA Connector, the initial stages of RFI to RFQ, and the final stages of RFP to evaluation.

NatLab provides approaches cities can take to attain their clean water goals by leveraging private capital for green infrastructure investment. Some tools include P3s, Tax Incentives, and Community Development Financial Institutions.

Charles Bartsch explains the significance public-private partnerships can play in successfully mitigating and redeveloping brownfield sites. Bartsch provides components and steps in successful partnerships.

The North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center released this report to help small towns create new economic opportunities, learn about successful revitalization strategies, and explore alternative project financing approaches.

Peter K. Floyd gives an overview of P3 finance and development structures in Georgia.

The Eno Center for Transportation released this report with policy recommendations for making public-private partnerships (P3) an effective means of delivering public infrastructure from the federal and local level.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Social Finance created this presentation detailing the anatomy of Pay-for-Success financing models and major elements including sample structures, requirements, stakeholders and much more.

James Carras with Carras Community Investment, Inc. explores P3 and how it can be implemented in Florida.

The Healthy Food Financing Handbook by The Food Trust is intended to be a resource for community and economic development organizations seeking to increase the availability of nutritious foods and revitalize neighborhoods.

Jim Snyder with Ice Miller presents on infrastructure finance in Illinois, and how the demand for projects - both rural and urban - can be met with creative financing packages.

This report, prepared for the Northern California Institute for Research and Education, the research arm of the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center (SFVAMC), assesses the potential for the VA to pilot an alternative financing and execution...

Interest in P3 financing is growing as state and local governments face tough budget decisions along with declining federal investment in infrastructure. Several state and local agencies have used P3 to finance real estate developments, schools,...

PACENow provides a case study on the largest commercial PACE project in the country, the Hilton Los Angeles. Commercial PACE market surpassed the $51M mark in 2013.

During this webcast, Todd Herberghs from NCPPP and Anita Molino from Bostonia Partners discussed the state of P3 financing, the market for P3, trends in states, and successful deals that have utilized P3 structures.

David Wallace of Wallace Bajjali Development Partners, LP examines various case studies involving the implementation of P3 projects in the region.

Tim Merriweather of Banister Group LLC discusses the Public and Texas infrastructure challenge and why P3 can be a component toward a successful project.

Christine Ryan of Nossaman LLP discusses Public-Private Partnerships including benefits, structuring and the SB 1048 legislation.

Several groups collaborated to present an overview of public-private partnership financing, efficiencies, state enabling legislation, risk exposure, deal structures and much more.

Stephen Friedman presents new financing ideas and creative solutions for making impactful infrastructure enhancements. Friedman provides case studies, market overviews, trends, contemporary projects and more.

This resource from the Public-Private Partnership Alliance focuses on the EB-5 Visa program and potential to access capital for public-private projects in targeted employment areas.

Toby Rittner with CDFA explores the full spectrum of development finance tools, trends in the use of specific tools, bedrock vs. targeted tools, and much more from the development finance toolbox.

Toby Rittner with CDFA breaks down tax increment financing (TIF), the process of creating TIF districts, special assessments and districts, the tool's ability to catalyze investment, best practices when implementing TIF, and much more.

Richard Schragger's essay begins by providing some background to the debate about business improvement districts (BIDs), and making some tentative efforts to describe the connections between BIDs and the urban resurgence in places like Philadelphia,...

This presentation from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation provides an overview of the Rapid Bridge Replacement Project which aims to reconstruct at least 500 structurally-deficient bridges by tapping private sector partners.

Robert Sanders and Lewis Milford with the Clean Energy Group make a number of innovative recommendations for expanding the use of solar generation for community development, specifically in low-income neighborhoods in Baltimore, Maryland.

This white paper appeared in the California Real Property Journal and delves into public-private partnerships, their potential up sides and down sides, considerations to be made by each party, and a few case studies.

Michigan Saves offers programs for Home Energy Loans, Business Energy Financing and Public Sector Energy Financing. Mary Templeton presents details over these programs and the process by which to apply.

David Lick with Foster Swift presents some case studies on ways to successfully use and craft a public-private partnership with the necessary parties, contract terms and balancing assets.

Chris Paladino with New Brunswick Development Corporation presents on various P3 projects that have transformed the nature of the tool by taking on a new shape.

There is plenty of controversy surrounding the use of P3, but Scott Klein with BNY Mellon Corporate Trust describes the benefits and various included services, and dispels many myths surrounding this bedrock financing tool.

In this edition of Future Structure, experts focus on the strong connectivity between city infrastructure systems, financing future infrastructure, public-private partnerships, and energy strategy in state and local governments.

Mark Morehouse with William Blair gives a primer on P3, emphasizing the possibilities available through asset monetization and availability payment models.

Bennett Johnson III with Oceans Energy describes the P3 model's use for energy infrastructure and efficiency products, including unique benefits and risks.

Student housing projects serve as an appropriate backdrop to explain the best of what a P3 project can offer all parties. Here, Rich Frampton with Illinois Finance Authority explains two cases.

Enzo Incandela with Ice Miller describes a few P3 case studies to highlight their structure, common obstacles and potential for future uses.

Public Private Partnerships (P3) are being used for many downstate projects to fund transportation, water and other infrastructure.

This presentation makes a great case study out of the UW Medicine South Lake Union to help John Finke describe the P3 process and clarify some popular perceptions regarding the tool.

The World Resources Institute explores five public-private financing mechanisms to help governments and business understand how they can leverage energy efficiency investments.

This ACRP report provides and overview of common capital funding sources, financing mechanisms and various revenue sources used by airports. Also included is a review of privatization options available to airport operators in the U.S.

The New Jersey Economic Opportunity Act of 2013 merges the State’s economic development incentive programs with the goal of enhancing business attraction, retention and job creation efforts and strengthening New Jersey’s competitive edge in the...

Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli explains some principles of P3 financing in this presentation, and reiterates the theme that "private financing does not alter the fact that the entire cost of public infrastructure will always be borne by the public."

Clifford Winston assesses the performance of the transportation system as well as how it could be improved through a mix of public and private resources.

The National Association of Home Builders discusses challenges to financing infrastructure efficiently and effectively without creating barriers to housing affordability. The Association shares resources and explores development finance tools such...

David Rogers with Frost Brown Todd discusses Ohio Air Quality Development Authority's (OAQDA) clean energy bond programs. Rogers explores qualifying projects, economic impacts, power purchase agreements, qualified energy conservation bonds, and PACE...

Transportation infrastructure is too important to the economy to be subject to across-the-board cuts in federal funding without first ensuring that alternate revenue streams are available. Ideally, each transportation mode should be made as...

This proposal from a team of Canadian researchers outlines a framework to fill a massive infrastructure funding gap that governments are dealing with across the globe. Based on the general P3 financing model, the proposal offers a variety of public...

The Federal Highway Administration created this fact sheet to help parties understand the Value for Money (VfM) analysis. VfM analysis is a process used to compare the financial impacts of a P3 project against those for the traditional public...

Dennis Enright with NW Financial Group describes the strengths of P3 deals, basic deal structure, reasons to stay private or go public, and how the financial advisor plays a role throughout the process.