Nick Prior is leaving Deloitte after 15 years leading its infrastructure advisory business. He tells Paul Jarvis about his time at the firm and why he’s still excited by infrastructure

Some of the world’s most remote nations are looking to PPPs to cover their growing infrastructure gaps, but is the private sector the right fit, asks Deputy Editor Jonathan Davies

Saudi Arabia has the most ambitious programme of PPPs in the world. Deputy Editor Jonathan Davies asks the industry whether the oasis in the desert is a mirage or a miracle

Infrastructure banks are in vogue. But can they solve the challenges facing countries as they look to deal with the green revolution? Paul Jarvis takes a look at why a clear and simple focus is important

New Zealand’s PPP market has suffered the long shadow of the Transmission Gully project’s difficulties. Will the publication of the review pave the way for new deals, or is it too late?

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?

Hydrogen has long been viewed as a potential game changer in the fight against climate change. Jonathan Davies asks whether the private sector is the crucial element in ramping up rollout

John Seed, Head of Policy Unit, Sustainable Infrastructure Group, at the EBRD, discusses the bank’s response to the pandemic

Partnerships Bulletin and Projects Bulletin have published an in-depth report looking at the higher education market

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