The Chokepoints Crisis and the Return to Railways

The geopolitical crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, and operational difficulties in the Suez Canal are driving global trade toward major terrestrial rail corridors. Freight...

Protecting Water Through Desalination: From the Persian Gulf to the World

Rising tensions between the United States and Iran have brought a new strategic front into focus: water security. In the Persian Gulf, where up to 90% of drinking water depends on desalination, more t...

The New Frontier of Data Centers: Artificial Intelligence Heads into Space

The search for electricity to power these digital infrastructure is shifting into space, with plans to build them as orbital stations. Meanwhile, on Earth, efforts are underway to develop sustainable ...

European Union: How TEN-T Infrastructure Supports International Trade

From the establishment of the single market to the development of TEN-T corridors, the European infrastructure network is increasingly becoming a competitive advantage in international trade.

The United States invests $50 billion in cleaning up its water

U.S. Congress approves specifics of Biden’s water infrastructure redevelopment plan

World Water Day, water will save the world

Bridging infrastructure gaps in the water sector would take $6.7 trillion in investment by 2030

The new Penn Station annex turns the lights back on in New York City

The new Penn Station: New York starts again from sustainable mobility

From Salini to Webuild, twenty years of major projects

A 114-year-long history which, in the last two decades, has undergone a profound acceleration.

Hydroelectric: the green energy that beat Covid-19

Hydroelectric plants: the role of large infrastructures