Tag: Infrastructure investment
European Investment Bank agrees $5.5bn of energy, transport and social projects
EIB-funded projects include renewable energy grids, rail networks, new hospitals, urban development and more.
World Bank plans $585m for Ukraine transport network
First $50m grant supports immediate humanitarian relief and recovery, and increase capacity of import and export corridors.
OPEC Fund supports critical infrastructure in Africa with $50m loan agreement
Collaboration between OPEC Fund and Africa Finance Corporation aims to increase access to sustainable finance for infrastructure projects.
Infrastructure leaders to gather for first global summit in Geneva
Leaders from across the international infrastructure sector have signed up to attend the first ever summit to debate the direction of the sector.
State of the Union – 20,000 projects already funded
In his State of the Union Address, president Biden mentioned Infrastructure six times and climate crisis twice as he catalogued America’s infrastructure progress.
AIIB raises $5bn for green infrastructure
Inaugural $5bn multicurrency Euro Commercial Paper programme to boost Infrastructure for Tomorrow and green infrastructure funding.
International development transparency gap revealed in new index
The first ever transparency index of international development operations reveals big gap between public finance (Sovereign) transparency and private-focused funding.
Climate inaction and lack of political will criticised at WEF in...
IEA executive director took the stage with young climate campaigners, to criticise the lack of political will on climate change.
Faster renewables are now a security imperative, says German chancellor.
German Chancellor says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sped up German infrastructure, and promises the new pace of delivery will now be normal.
Hydrogen industry shifting to clean tech, says new EPO/IEA report
Hydrogen technology innovation now driven by low-emission solutions according to a joint study of patents by the European Patent Office (EPO) and International Energy Agency (IEA).
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