Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

A Historic Opportunity for Infrastructure Investment

IIJA Survey and Results

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), signed by President Biden on November 15, 2021, represents a historic turning point for U.S. infrastructure toward an electrified transportation system, modernized buildings and lighting, safe and efficient water delivery, a more resilient grid, and a more efficient and expanded domestic manufacturing sector. The $1.2 trillion IIJA provides funding for over 375 programs spread across a dozen federal agencies, investing in core infrastructure including power and grid related programs, broadband, water infrastructure and low and zero-emission vehicles. Specifically, the law provides:

$65B

for power infrastructure

$7.5B

to fund electric vehicle charging network programs

$5B

for zero- and low-emission buses

$55B

for water infrastructure

$65B

for broadband infrastructure

Recent IIJA News

IIJA from the Utility Perspective: Perceptions, Priorities and Complexities

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A Conversation with Tom Deitrich, CEO of Itron

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'Made in America' — An Analog Policy that Needs to go Digital

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IIJA Buy American Requirement Interview

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IIJA: What’s Top-of-Mind for Utilities?

Learn about U.S. utilities’ awareness, interest and intent to pursue funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

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White House IIJA Guidebook

Explore funding opportunities in specific sectors

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IIJA Funding Flow Chart

Get a sense of how funds will flow through the IIJA in National Association of Electrical Manufacturers’ (NEMA) infographic

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As the Administration continues to release new information and issue funding opportunity announcements (FOAs), we will provide updates and webinars as we learn more. Sign up for future info on IIJA.

U.S. Government IIJA Websites
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Protection Agency Department of
Energy Department of Transportation Department of Commerce Build.gov Bureau of Reclamation DriveElectric.gov The White House