WIFIA Loan for Drinking Water Reliability
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Key West, Florida, United States
Source: Smart Water Magazine
The U.S. EPA announced a $147 million WIFIA loan to the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority to enhance drinking water reliability in South Florida. This funding will support several projects aimed at improving the water system's resilience against hurricanes and other extreme weather events, while also addressing emerging contaminants and expanding capacity.
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Description | The U.S. EPA announced a $147 million WIFIA loan to the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority to enhance drinking water reliability in South Florida. This funding will support several projects aimed at improving the water system's resilience against hurricanes and other extreme weather events, while also addressing emerging contaminants and expanding capacity. |
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