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From the Bering Strait tunnel, intended to link the United States and Russia, to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, large-scale infrastructures are becoming tools of geopolitical influen...
From Buenos Aires to the Cook Islands, from Australia to Tristan da Cunha, and as far as the Maldives: in the most remote corners of the globe, water management and the supply of drinking water presen...
In its latest Global Infrastructure Outlook, PwC forecasts that $151.1 trillion will be invested worldwide by 2050 to address major challenges posed by climate change, urbanisation, and new global meg...
From the Anacostia River Tunnel in Washington D.C. to the dams and polders in the Netherlands, from the tidal energy plant in Brittany to the artificial island in Dubai: discover how hydraulic enginee...
From public transport networks to hydropower plants, from water management systems to offshore wind complexes, infrastructure is becoming the driving force behind sustainability, redefining the relati...
From sustainable energy production to wastewater and rainwater management: water is no longer just a resource, but a key element that shapes regions, economies, and long-term urban resilience strategi...
Forecasts of a $70 billion economic boom are prompting New Zealand to invest in the construction of data centers, a decision supported by one of the country’s key competitive advantages: its capacity ...
Major infrastructure projects in Africa are driving the continent’s transformation by improving the transport system, increasing renewable energy production, and supporting economic development in a r...
A new investment plan aligns with the infrastructure development policies launched by many countries to address drought and the consequences of climate change. In particular, it recognizes the strateg...
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