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With the Infrastructure & Project Authority’s guidance now published, the race is on to transition PFI contracts from Libor to Sonia

Partnerships Bulletin and Projects Bulletin have published an in-depth report looking at the Net Zero agenda

The UK government continues to insist it wants private finance in public projects, but remain unclear on the mechanisms it wants to use

Dr Sue O’Connell, chief executive of Community Health Partnerships, tells Paul Jarvis how the agency in charge of the NHS LIFT programme has stayed the course as she retires after 17 years

Despite the deadline fast approaching, there is still a lot of work to do in PFI contracts on the transition from Libor to Sonia

Lawrence Slade is chief executive of the Global Infrastructure Investor Association. He tells Paul Jarvis why it is such a vital time for the organisation

A project to deliver a new supercomputer to the UK Met Office has the potential to revolutionise the PPP market. Paul Jarvis reports

As more PFI projects head towards handback, project companies will need experts to tackle emerging tensions. Could non-executive directors (NEDs) be the answer?

The new bank has opened its doors after a relatively short set-up period. Can it do what Chancellor Rishi Sunak and others hope, or is it just another empty initiative?

James Stewart has been at the heart of the UK and global infrastructure market for over three decades. As he steps back and looks for new challenges, Paul Jarvis catches up with him to get his views on how things have changed – and what comes next

There appears little appetite from government to introduce a bold pipeline of partnership projects in the UK. So why is the industry so busy?

Some harsh words from the Commons public accounts committee should sting the public sector into action, but there remains a long road ahead

Partnerships Bulletin takes a look at the government’s procurement green paper

The UK has begun the process of decoupling itself from the EU’s state aid rules. The changes could be of significant interest to the infrastructure community

The UK is preparing an infrastructure bank. Our annual conference debated whether this means the country’s private finance market is back in business

Getting value for money in projects is important, but as many come to the end of their lives, keeping the private sector engaged is critical too

Over the past decade, we have seen all manner of concepts launched to replace PFI. The National Infrastructure Bank must offer a real way forward