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Inside infrastructure

Global Economy and Sustainability

Stories behind Projects

Infrastruc-
ture: sector consolida-
tion to create economies of scale
Exclusive Interview with Stefano Gatti
Italy’s largest groups are growing in size so they can compete in world markets
San Francisco's Water System Improvement Program: fighting droughts
Exclusive Interview with Paula Kehoe
Innovation makes the city’s water network among the most efficient in the United States
Flexible and sustainable: here’s how the cities of the future will look
Exclusive Interview with Carlo Ratti
How digital data and new technology can help improve the quality of life and the sustainability of cities
Infrastruc-
ture, knocking down barriers
Exclusive Interview with Richard Baldwin
The role of infrastructure from the great colonial empires to globalization

The 78, Chicago’s new neigh-
bourhood
The real estate development’s $7.2 billion investment will build an entire new residential and office quarter in the Windy City
Guizhou, where China’s economic miracle has turned farmers into city dwellers
Bridges, high speed railroads and airports now dot what used to be one of China’s poorest areas
Zimbabwe’s capital crippled by a water shortage
A water crisis is affecting two million people in Harere, creating risks of an epidemic
Lake Mead: evolution of the largest artificial lake in the United States
Last year, 7.5 million people visited the national park by the lake

The Growing Popularity of Driverless Metros
Fully automated metros are being deployed at a faster pace as cities seek to accommodate growing populations
Green infrastruc-
ture: the future of the U.S.
Investments in clean energy and sustainable mobility to reduce air pollution
Future Megacities of the world: discover the 6 new entries
The world’s megacities will number 39 in 2030, and will produce 15% of the world’s GDP
Silk City: Kuwait’s City of Dreams
Kuwait plans to invest $86 billion in a free economic zone called Silk City

New York: airport investments take off
The Port Authority has approved $4.5 billion in spending for new AirTrain rail links that will connect New York City with the area’s most important airports
The FinEst tunnel: a look at the world’s longest underwater tunnel
Plans to build an underwater high-speed rail link between Tallinn and Helsinki
Norway to build the world’s longest floating bridge
Norway has approved the plan for a bridge over Bjørnafjord, a fjord 550 metres deep
Oroville Dam: repaired in record time
The dam reopened after two years of repairs to fix its spillway damaged in the 2017 emergency

Australia’s Development Needs More Innovation to Meet Challenges
A new McKinsey & Company study says Australia must find new innovative ways to plan, finance and deliver infrastructure
Climate change threatens megacities
Less than half of the world’s largest cities have assessed their climate risks, according to a new study
Here are the world’s safest cities: Tokyo’s still the best
The Economist Intelligence Unit study looks at the changes under way in the world’s largest cities
Australia: new investments needed for future growth
A national infrastructure audit emphasises the need to investment in order for transport networks to keep up with population growth

Washington State’s infrastruc-
ture plans start with highways
Plans for road infrastructure improvements in one of the country’s leading export states
Copenhagen celebrates its new Cityringen subway line
After eight years of construction work, Denmark’s capital unveils its new driverless subway line
The Texas high-speed train project is ready to go
Texas Central has announced the start of construction for the new high speed train running between Dallas and Houston
Shinkansen trains in Texas
Japanese train technology is ready to race along a new line in Texas

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