The Case to Establish NC's State Infrastructure Bank

North Carolina’s population and industrial growth are driving increased demand for infrastructure, with projections estimating a population of up to 11.7 million by 2030. This growth calls for innovative infrastructure funding strategies and mechanisms to keep pace and maintain the state’s competitive position as a top state for business. Sustainable resources to support North Carolina’s broad range of infrastructure are challenged by declining traditional revenue streams, inflation, and significant construction cost increases.  

In a new white paper, NC Chamber Foundation Sr. Director of Infrastructure Competitiveness Dana Magliola details one potential solution: a state infrastructure bank.

The white paper can be viewed here.