All the signs are pointing to an infrastructure boom

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA, December 12, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The infrastructure under President Donald Trump will be the subject of a conference in Washington early in April. It is being convened by “White House Chronicle,” a weekly news and public affairs program, now in its 20th year on PBS.
"This is a conference aimed at those who are likely to prosper under President-elect Trump's promise of a vast infrastructure boom,” said Llewellyn King, executive producer and host of “White House Chronicle.”
“It is anticipated that some of the boom will come from new funding -- the $1 trillion promised by the president-elect -- and some from easing regulations. For example, there could be a boom in pipeline and power line construction in the Northeast,” he added.
Industry confidently believes that if the president authorizes the Keystone Pipeline, there will be a flurry of construction along the border, reviving many of the projects that have been delayed or suspended, according to King.
"All the signs are pointing to an infrastructure boom of the kind we have not seen since the Eisenhower era,” said King, who founded The Energy Daily, Defense Week, Transportation Week and other authoritative, specialized newspapers in Washington, D.C. For 33 years, as publisher of these newspapers, he ran conferences on critical national issues.
The conference will be held in the Founders conference room at Dentons, the international law firm, 1900 K Street, Washington, D.C.

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