As the new prime minister chairs her first Cabinet meeting, we take a look at how the latest people around the table on the UK’s ministerial merry-go-round may impact infrastructure delivery

Soaring profits for fossil fuel providers demonstrate the importance of public intervention if green ambitions are to be reached, says Paul Jarvis

The UK’s infrastructure trajectory had looked secure for another few years at least, but the change of leader could put everything back up in the air, writes Paul Jarvis

Referring to PFI ‘expiry’ could be one of the industry’s biggest stumbling blocks in its efforts to ramp up capacity, writes Paul Jarvis

Kerry Alexander, director of infrastructure finance and programmes, Scottish Futures Trust

Is the UK government’s approach to housebuilding inadvertently leading to the proliferation of joint ventures?

The UK’s Spring Statement offered little to get the infrastructure market excited, says Paul Jarvis. So where does that leave its bold energy transition plans?

Companies around the world are now positioning themselves to take advantage of the so-called Green Industrial Revolution

Professor Malcolm Morley OBE, Anglia Ruskin University Centre for Partnership Working

The upcoming Budget and Spending Review can give an indication of how the UK government intends to deliver the ‘Green Industrial Revolution’ - and how partnerships can play their part

Labour has unveiled plans to spend £28bn a year making the UK a green economy. But where will the cash come from?

Professor Malcolm Morley OBE, Anglia Ruskin University Centre for Partnership Working