Tag: Infrastructure investment
MDBs raise $12bn at start of 2023
Asian Development Bank (ADB) raises $5.5bn, the European Investment Bank (EIB) raises £5bn and the Inter-American Bank (IDB) raises $2bn ahead of ambitious year.
2023 – the year for floating windfarms?
Big licenses and industry collaborations in America and Europe might see floating windfarms really take off in 2023.
Development banks back Alexandria metro upgrade
AIIB, EBRD, EIB and Agence Française de Development will co-finance Alexandria metro upgrade.
OPEC Fund approves over $500m in new global development support
OPEC Fund approvals will provide much-needed financing to address urgent global issues such as food, energy and climate security.
Clare B Marshall: Political hindrances persist but industry is changing for...
As COP27 negotiations reach their final stages, Clare B Marshall, Partner at 2MPY, explains that politics can be a problem but that a radically changing industry represents an opportunity.
Artur Brito: Slow carbon progress in the past is now changing
As COP27 targets outcomes, Artur Brito of TPF Engenharia says we must invest in clean energy but accept inflation makes that harder.
Chris Lewis: Economic challenges hold back decarbonisation
As COP27 targets outcomes, EY Global Infrastructure Leader Chris Lewis says we must invest in clean energy but accept inflation makes that harder.
What happens next if the UK government cancels or curtails HS2?
As the UK government prepares big spending cuts to deal with its economic crisis, Beale and Co chairman Antony Smith considers what might happen if HS2 is cancelled or scaled back.
Infrastructure investment falling in middle- and low-income countries
Jonathan Cartledge to take over as the new chief executive officer of Consult Australia.
INEOS appoint Atkins to help meet Scottish hydrogen ambitions
INEOS has appointed Atkins to design a “world-scale” clean hydrogen plant adjacent to its new Grangemouth power plant. The plans will help it to convert the plant to burn clean hydrogen fuel as it transitions into a net zero carbon company by 2045, with planned reductions of 60% by 2030.





















