Charles Waine
The niche technology is perfectly suited to jurisdictions where space is at a premium.
Investment in infrastructure that benefits society is gaining momentum, but the sector still faces challenges.
Credit fundraising surpasses $172bn as tailwinds point to more optimism.
Building resilience into infrastructure will be critical for offsetting future climate risk.
The low-carbon energy source may have fallen out of favour, but technological evolution and the urgent need to decarbonise could revive investor appetite.
Humankind’s rapacious appetite for resources is reaching a tipping point and calls for a rethink in how we design and deliver critical infrastructure.
We examine some of the major themes and topics that the infrastructure sector will see in the future.
Infrastructure capital needs vary widely across the planet, but more must be done to redistribute investment more equitably.
The rise in projected urbanisation will require new and improved infrastructure.
Infrastructure is an evolving sector blessed with a surfeit of gifted future leaders, as our inaugural Rising Stars list showcases.