Africa Grows with Dams: From GERD to Congo’s Grand Inga Hydropower Project

Following the completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, Africa's largest hydropower project, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is turning its attention to the Grand Inga Hydrop...

Serie A in Perth: Great Italian Football Arrives in Western Australia

For one week, Perth becomes the capital of Italian football, hosting AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, and Palermo Football Club in an event supported by Webuild. Behind the sporting passion lies the face of...

5 Works that Bring Nations Closer: from Canada’s Peace Bridge to Panama Canal

Bridges, hydroelectric dams, and canals do more than just connect regions: they bring countries closer together. The Kariba Dam, the GERD dam in Ethiopia, Strasbourg’s pedestrian bridge, the Peace Bri...

Mega Infrastructure Works and Sustainable Development: From Ethiopia to Amazon River

There are infrastructure projects whose greatest value lies not in their engineering scale, but in their social impact. From Africa to the Amazon River, dams, bridges, and airports meet essential need...

From Rome’s Metro to SoFi Stadium: Record Infrastructure Investments

Behind the world’s most iconic structures lie extraordinary investments. Infrastructure such as Rome’s Metro Line C, the SoFi NFL stadium, Apple Park in Cupertino, and One World Trade Center in Manhat...

The Feast of the Rock Giants

The Agaro Dam, in Italy's Ossola Valley, stands as one of the symbols of Italian hydropower and renewable energy. Built in the 1930s at 1,600 meters above sea level, this gravity dam holds back its ow...

From Bering Strait to Blue Nile: Infrastructure Projects Are Reshaping Geopolitics

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 Argentina to the Maldives: How Is Water Management Handled in Remote Areas?

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...

$50 Trillion for Bridges, High-Speed Rail, Energy and Other Infrastructure by 2050

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...