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Infrastructure as an Economic Catalyst
Infrastructure as an Economic Catalyst New roads through developing parts of Vietnam have often produced an effect that extends well beyond the carriageway. Once access improves, houses begin appearin...
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Building the Grid Behind Tรผrkiye’s Energy Transition
Building the Grid Behind Tรผrkiye’s Energy Transition A US$207 million financing package is being directed into the less visible side of Tรผrkiyeโs energy transition: the electricity distribution...
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Africaโs Green Infrastructure Problem Starts Before the Money Arrives
Africaโs Green Infrastructure Problem Starts Before the Money Arrives Africa does not lack infrastructure proposals. The harder problem is turning those proposals into projects sufficiently developed,...
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ADB Backs the Next Five Years of the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle
ADB Backs the Next Five Years of the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle More than $3.7 billion of Asian Development Bank support was benefiting areas within the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Gr...
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Trans-Kalahari Railway Moves From Feasibility to the Harder Question of Finance
Trans-Kalahari Railway Moves From Feasibility to the Harder Question of Finance After more than a decade of bilateral planning, Botswana and Namibia are moving the Trans-Kalahari Railway towards procu...
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Private Finance Backs Bihar’s 336 km Greenfield Expressway Plan
Bihar Plans 336 km BuxarโBhagalpur Expressway Under DBFOT Model Bihar has approved plans for a 336 km, six-lane greenfield expressway between Buxar in the west of the state and Bhagalpur in the east,...
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Dominican Republic Takes National Toll Network into its Next Digital Phase
Dominican Republic Takes National Toll Network into its Next Digital Phase The Dominican Republic is preparing to upgrade 20 toll plazas and 183 lanes under a new national deployment of Kapsch Traffic...
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Costa Rica Turns to Firm Power to Protect its Renewable Grid
Costa Rica Turns to Firm Power to Protect its Renewable Grid Costa Rica is preparing to add 200 MW of firm thermal generation to one of the world’s most renewable electricity systems. The Moรญn I...
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CAREC Business Forum Targets the Next Generation of Central Asian Infrastructure
CAREC Business Forum Targets the Next Generation of Central Asian Infrastructure CAREC has mobilised about $57.9 billion for regional development since 2001, with more than 90% directed towards transp...
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Why Renewable Energy Capital Keeps Flowing to the Same Markets
Why Renewable Energy Capital Keeps Flowing to the Same Markets The world is not short of money for clean energy. Around $2.2 trillion is expected to flow into renewables, nuclear power, electricity gr...
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Senegal Expands Agricultural Road Network with $140m Financing
Senegal Expands Agricultural Road Network with $140m Financing Senegal is preparing another 275 kilometres of paved roads and laterite tracks through two agricultural corridors in the east of the coun...
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โฌ79.3m Financing Backs New Generation of European Aggregate Carriers
โฌ79.3m Financing Backs New Generation of European Aggregate Carriers Germany’s KfW IPEX-Bank is providing โฌ79.3 million to finance two 44,000-tonne self-unloading bulk carriers destined for one...
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Africaโs Carbon Markets Move from Policy to Transactions
Africaโs Carbon Markets Move from Policy to Transactions Africa’s carbon market debate is beginning to move beyond whether the continent can become a significant supplier of carbon credits. The...
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The $1.5 Billion Race to Build the Operating System for Autonomous Machines
The $1.5 Billion Race to Build the Operating System for Autonomous Machines A construction company is about to become an AI robotics company. On the surface, that sounds like one of the stranger corpo...
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Quarterhill’s Conduent Deal Redraws the US Tolling Map
Quarterhill’s Conduent Deal Redraws the US Tolling Map A Canadian company that spent the better part of a decade reinventing itself from a patent-licensing shell into a focused roads-technology...
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Ferrovialโs Nasdaq Rise Signals a New Centre of Gravity for Infrastructure Investment
Ferrovialโs Nasdaq Rise Signals a New Centre of Gravity for Infrastructure Investment Ferrovial’s decision to remove its ordinary shares from Euronext Amsterdam in September 2026 reads, on the s...
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Georgia can turn the Middle Corridor into an Industrial Economy
Georgia can turn the Middle Corridor into an Industrial Economy Georgia has spent three years being courted as a transit country, and in one narrow sense the pitch has worked. Freight is moving...
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Standby Power Moves to the Centre of the AI Data Centre Buildout
Standby Power Moves to the Centre of the AI Data Centre Buildout The tightest constraint on the artificial intelligence buildout has quietly shifted from processors to power, and specifically to the p...
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Fusion is Building the Industrial Infrastructure Behind the Power Plant
Fusion is Building the Industrial Infrastructure Behind the Power Plant The most significant thing about Kyoto Fusioneering’s decision to build UNITY-3 at Oak Ridge is not that another fusion re...
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Infrastructure That Can Sail Away: The Logic Behind the VITAL Kraaken
Infrastructure That Can Sail Away: The Logic Behind the VITAL Kraaken Optimal Transit, the maritime engineering partnership of InMar Technologies and OptiFuel Systems, has unveiled a second configurat...
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Kanadevia Inova Takes Europe’s Waste-to-Energy Playbook to Morocco
Kanadevia Inova Takes Europe’s Waste-to-Energy Playbook to Morocco A concession agreement signed with the Municipality of Casablanca has handed a Swiss-Japanese-Moroccan consortium the exclusive...
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Europe’s Tower Builders are Competing on Data as Much as Steel
Europe’s Tower Builders are Competing on Data as Much as Steel When EuroTeleSites reported the results of its first year running the Sitetracker Asset Lifecycle Management platform, the headline...
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ADB Invests $250m in Georgia’s Tbilisi Bypass to Strengthen Eurasian Trade
ADB Invests $250m in Georgia’s Tbilisi Bypass to Strengthen Eurasian Trade The Asian Development Bank’s approval of a $250 million loan for the Tbilisi Bypass Road reads, at first glance,...
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Electrified Harbour Cranes are Reshaping Port Competitiveness at Gulfport
Electrified Harbour Cranes are Reshaping Port Competitiveness at Gulfport SSA Marine and the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport have commissioned a second Liebherr LHM 550 hybrid mobile harb...
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How a โฌ90 Million Wagon Deal Marks Rail Freight’s Next Capital Cycle
How a โฌ90 Million Wagon Deal Marks Rail Freight’s Next Capital Cycle A โฌ90 million senior debt facility for roughly 900 standard freight wagons would, on its own, barely register against the sca...
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Trimble Financials and the Convergence War for Construction Accounting
Trimble Financials and the Convergence War for Construction Accounting Trimble has made its construction financial software available to the smallest customers it has ever formally courted, and the si...
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Procore’s $845 Million DroneDeploy Deal Buys Construction AI its Eyes
Procore’s $845 Million DroneDeploy Deal Buys Construction AI its Eyes When Procore Technologies agreed to pay approximately $845 million in cash for DroneDeploy, it was not really buying drones....
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MERA Oil’s US$5 Billion Refinery Reframes Route Resilience
MERA Oil’s US$5 Billion Refinery Reframes Route Resilience A US-Saudi consortium’s decision to build a 200,000-barrel-per-day integrated refinery outside the Strait of Hormuz would once ha...
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Istanbul’s North Rail Crossing Closes the Middle Corridor’s Last Great Bottleneck
Istanbul’s North Rail Crossing Closes the Middle Corridor’s Last Great Bottleneck The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has signed the first phase of a financing package worth up to USD...
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AfDB Financing Supports Morocco’s Long-Term Rail and Logistics Strategy
AfDB Financing Supports Morocco’s Long-Term Rail and Logistics Strategy The African Development Bank Group’s Board of Directors approved โฌ205 million on 8 July for the Rail Infrastructure...
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EBRD Backs Tavanbogdโs Hitachi Workshop in Mongolia
EBRD Backs Tavanbogdโs Hitachi Workshop in Mongolia A MNT 143 billion loan for a maintenance shed is easy to underestimate. Read against where money and margin are actually moving in the heavy-equipme...
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Montenegro Building a Digital Backbone for Safer and Smarter Roads
Montenegro Building a Digital Backbone for Safer and Smarter Roads Montenegroโs decision to deploy intelligent transport systems across its national road network marks a shift from constructing indivi...
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Quarterhill to Triple Tolling Revenue in Conduent Acquisition
Quarterhill to Triple Tolling Revenue in Conduent Acquisition The agreement for Quarterhill to acquire substantially all of the assets of Conduent’s tolling solutions business is one of the more...
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World Bank Road & Rail Cost Calculator Delivers Real Planning Intelligence
World Bank Road & Rail Cost Calculator Delivers Real Planning Intelligence The single most consequential number in any road or railway scheme is set long before a machine turns earth. It is the ea...
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Amman Opens its Kerbside to Private Investment for Citywide Smart Parking
Amman Opens its Kerbside to Private Investment for Citywide Smart Parking Amman Vision for Investment and Development (AVID), the investment arm of the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM), has invited lo...
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Uzbekistan Backs New Tashkent International Airport with 35-Year Aviation PPP
Uzbekistan Backs New Tashkent International Airport with 35-Year Aviation PPP Uzbekistan has committed to one of Central Asia’s largest single pieces of transport infrastructure, signing a publi...
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Harare’s US$3 Billion Light Rail on Track for 2029
Harare’s US$3 Billion Light Rail on Track for 2029 The Zimbabwean government has moved its most ambitious urban transport plan in a generation from aspiration towards execution, granting Nationa...
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The Next Frontier of Equipment Procurement
The Next Frontier of Equipment Procurement For most of the industry’s history, acquiring a bulldozer or excavator was a reasonably contained transaction. A contractor sized up a machine against...
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Global Aviation Africa 2027 to put Morocco at the Centre of Airport Investment
Global Aviation Africa 2027 to put Morocco at the Centre of Airport Investment A memorandum of understanding between two event companies would not, on its own, register as infrastructure news. What ma...
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Sofia Airport’s โฌ450m Bond Marks a First for Bulgarian Infrastructure Finance
Sofia Airport’s โฌ450m Bond Marks a First for Bulgarian Infrastructure Finance Vasil Levski Sofia Airport has closed a โฌ450 million financing package to build a new Terminal 3 and modernise its e...
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Africa’s Carbon Markets to Shift from Readiness to Delivery at CMAS 2026
Africa’s Carbon Markets to Shift from Readiness to Delivery at CMAS 2026 Carbon finance is moving out of the negotiating room and into the deal room, and the Carbon Markets Africa Summit is posi...
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MIGA Guarantees $200m for Kazakhstan’s Middle Corridor Rail Modernisation
MIGA Guarantees $200m for Kazakhstan’s Middle Corridor Rail Modernisation On its own, the latest tranche of financing for Kazakhstan’s national railway looks modest, but the structure behi...
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The Economics of Bitumen
The Economics of Bitumen Almost every road authority, contractor and asset owner on earth buys bitumen, yet very few can explain how its price is actually set. The popular shorthand, that bitumen simp...
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Jakarta Becomes the Trading Floor for Southeast Asia’s Rail Boom
Jakarta Becomes the Trading Floor for Southeast Asia’s Rail Boom When the doors of JIExpo Kemayoran swing open on 28 July, the timing won’t be lost on anyone watching Indonesia’s rai...
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The Bataan Cavite Interlink Bridge Could Rewire Luzon
The Bataan Cavite Interlink Bridge Could Rewire Luzon For years, getting from the industrial belt of Bataan to the factory towns of Cavite has meant a long, grinding detour through the most congested...
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Architect Equity Bets on Circular Warehousing with Latest Acquisition
Architect Equity Bets on Circular Warehousing with Latest Acquisition A Los Angeles buyout firm has just bought one of the quieter cogs in the machine that keeps online retail moving. Architect Equity...
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Multilateral Investment to Rebuild Entre Rรญos Freight Roads in Argentina
Multilateral Investment to Rebuild Entre Rรญos Freight Roads in Argentina The Inter-American Development Bank has cleared $280 million to overhaul provincial roads and urban access routes across Argent...
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ADF Invests $60m to Reshape West African Benin-Togo Trade
ADF Invests $60m to Reshape West African Benin-Togo Trade When development bankers in Abidjan signed off on a loan for a stretch of road most of the world has never heard of, they were betting on some...
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AIIB Investsย in the Philippines with $300m Port Finance
AIIB Investsย in the Philippines with $300m Port Finance When the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank put its name to a USD300 million loan for International Container Terminal Services Inc, the headl...
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SewerAI Wins Backing to Tackle Trillion Dollar Infrastructure Gap
SewerAI Wins Backing to Tackle Trillion Dollar Infrastructure Gap A funding round that closed in early June has thrown a spotlight on one of the least glamorous corners of the built environment, the p...
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When A Copper Mine Starts Trading Like A Currency
When A Copper Mine Starts Trading Like A Currency A trading agreement that slipped out quietly this week may end up mattering far more to the people who build, fund and police major infrastructure tha...
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Financing the Green Transition Across Central Asia
Financing the Green Transition Across Central Asia For decades, the countries of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) programme have been building growth on familiar foundations. Ene...
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Banking on Blockchain as DFNS Repositions for the Next Phase of Digital Finance
Banking on Blockchain as DFNS Repositions for the Next Phase of Digital Finance Financial infrastructure has a habit of evolving quietly. Beneath consumer apps, payment cards and trading platforms sit...
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Building the Roads, Rails and Runways of Tomorrow
Building the Roads, Rails and Runways of Tomorrow A new analysis from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has delivered a stark message for policymakers, investors and infrastructure planners. Even as de...
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Trading the Grid as Infrastructure Becomes an Asset Class
Trading the Grid as Infrastructure Becomes an Asset Class Electricity markets are entering one of the most significant periods of change since the liberalisation of power trading. Across North America...
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KfW Backs Britainโs Expanding EV Charging Race
KfW Backs Britainโs Expanding EV Charging Race Britainโs electric vehicle charging sector has entered another important phase of maturity as German development finance institution KfW IPEX-Bank joins...
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RB Global Deepens Agricultural Reach Through BigIron Acquisition
RB Global Deepens Agricultural Reach Through BigIron Acquisition The acquisition of BigIron by RB Global marks another significant step in the consolidation of industrial and agricultural equipment ma...
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VINCI Expands Canadian Infrastructure Footprint with Strategic Acquisition
VINCI Expands Canadian Infrastructure Footprint with Strategic Acquisition Canadaโs infrastructure sector continues attracting international investment as long-term demand for transportation upgrades,...
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Philippines Expanding Cargo Aviation Strategy Through Subic Bay Airport Upgrade
Philippines Expanding Cargo Aviation Strategy Through Subic Bay Airport Upgrade The race to modernise logistics infrastructure across Southeast Asia has intensified, and the Philippines is positioning...
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MetroLink Procurement Push Accelerates Dublinโs Rail Transformation
MetroLink Procurement Push Accelerates Dublinโs Rail Transformation Dublinโs long-awaited MetroLink programme has entered another decisive phase as Transport Infrastructure Ireland formally launched p...
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