Home Policy

Policy

Infrastructure could be the big winner in the 2016 presidential race regardless which party or candidate wins in November.
The North Carolina General Assembly has passed bill 954, a step towards terminating the contract the state has already signed with a private partner for the $655m toll road project.
The relaxation of listing requirements aims to provide another funding option for proponents of PPPs in the country.
Restrictions on vehicles allowed into Mexico City may affect traffic volumes but unless they become permanent Fitch does not expect ratings to be affected.
The country's third-largest metropolitan area is also looking to build a subsea cable as part of an infrastructure plan designed to grow its economy to $24bn by 2033.
The government of Western Australia hopes to finalise the proposed 99-year leasing of the agricultural hub in the second half of the year.
More than two-thirds of institutional investors surveyed by S&P believe a 'Leave' vote would dampen infrastructure investment in the country.
"Billions of dollars" in private money are left on the table every year because of weak PPP frameworks, says the Executive Council on Infrastructure.
The three-year programme includes 303 projects covering railways, highways, waterways, airports and urban transit.
Fast-paced innovation could make projects obsolete even before they are complete, a KPMG paper argues.
ii
ii

Copyright PEI Media

Not for publication, email or dissemination