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2018-09-20 Advisors sought for Sri Lanka energy PPPs The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has issued a request for expressions of interest for consultants to structure renewable projects in Sri Lanka.
2018-09-18 Contractual close for NZ prison The New Zealand government has reached contractual close for a prison PPP.
2018-09-17 Melbourne Airport in rail link consortium Melbourne Airport is part of a consortium to have outlined proposals for the planned rail link to connect the airport with the city centre.
2018-09-17 Thai airport rail link timeline revealed The Thai government is to seek bids for a multi-billion-dollar airport rail link PPP as part of plans to revamp three key airports across the country.
2018-09-13 Interest sought for Victoria rail link Victoria has issued a registration of interest (ROI) for the Melbourne Airport Rail Link.

2018-01-09 Capacity Building The roundtables preceding the PPP Awards in Sydney highlighted concerns over market capacity, reports Amanda Nicholls
2018-01-08 Joined Up Value Land value capture continues to be the global buzzword for infrastructure development. Paul Jarvis reports on a growing opportunity
2017-12-13 PPP Awards 2017 Sydney’s Shangri-La hotel played host to the inaugural PPP Awards, celebrating the best projects and teams working in the sector across the Asia-Pacific region
2017-12-01 Crowd Funding Investors are often suspicious of multilateral development banks. Paul Jarvis says the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank might be different
2017-12-01 The Trust Battle Getting officials and the wider public on board with the PPPs can be difficult. Paul Jarvis explores how greater use of data can help

2018-01-08 Finance Watch A rise in global interest rates hasn't surprised many but what does this mean for infrastructure, says Ian MacFarlane, director, JCRA
2017-12-01 Passing the Quality Test Lee Durnford and Patrick Clarke-Fortune, of Mott MacDonald, clear up confusion on PPP compliance
2017-12-01 All Change, Please What the new government in New Zealand means for infra, by Stephen Selwood, chief executive, Infrastructure New Zealand
2017-12-01 Finance Watch The recent UK Budget had a reasonable outcome for infrastructure, says Ian MacFarlane, director, JCRA
2017-12-01 Energy Capital Mark Williams, property and infrastructure expert, PA Consulting takes a look at London's RE:FIT programme

2018-01-08 In the Mood Doug Segars is managing director for infrastructure finance covering EMEA at Moody’s. He speaks to Paul Jarvis about the increasing complexity of transactions
2017-10-01 The Numbers Man Syed Uddin joined the Bangladesh PPP unit with the task of helping to build investment in the country’s infrastructure. He talks to Amanda Nicholls
2017-09-01 Assured Performance Assured Guaranty Europe (AGE) has had a busy start to the year. Dominic Nathan tells Paul Jarvis why 2017 is shaping up to be a good year for the monoline
2017-07-01 Breaking the Monopoly Akshay Kaul is the new partner in charge of networks at UK energy regulator Ofgem. He tells Paul Jarvis about the organisation’s plans for transmission
2017-03-01 “We Need to Use Broader Funding Options” Philip Davies, chief executive at Infrastructure Australia, explains to Paul Jarvis the challenges facing the country’s infrastructure

2018-01-19 The siren call of ‘bring-backery’ There is a pernicious and increasing trend towards a belief that things were ‘better in the past’. This must be combatted if real progress can be achieved
2017-11-23 Phil’s fillip The Autumn Budget did offer some signs of potential, but delivery remains a big question
2017-11-20 Action not words UK ministers need to recognise that simply stating the problem and the needs is not the same as developing effective policies to deliver new homes
2017-10-31 Joining the dots A recent Commons evidence session into the health service highlights the need for long-term maintenance budgets – but no-one seems to have made the link
2017-09-28 Standing above the parapet There is a positive case to be made for private finance, despite what the Labour hierarchy might think. Whether anyone will make it today is far from certain

2018-09-20 E10/Rv. 85 Tjeldsund - Gullesfjordbotn - Langvassbukt The project will link Tjeldsund, Gullesfjordbotn and Langvassbukt. A market engagement session will take place on 18 October 2018.
2018-09-19 Utah Snow College student housing P3 A partner will design, build, finance and maintain a new student housing facility at the Richfield campus. To be managed in cooperation with the State of Utah’s Department of Facility and Construction Management, the project will cater to the...
2018-09-19 Liege tram system PPP A partner will design, build, finance, supply and maintain a tram system in Liege. The project consists of electrified network infrastructure between Sclessin and Coronmeuse, supply rolling stock and develop 240,000sq m of urban spaces in proximity...
2018-09-18 Fellbach affordable housing A partner will design, build and finance a mix of affordable housing near the town centre. The partner will deliver barrier-free, family-friendly apartments as well as housing for older generations, to be let by the private partner. Spanning an area...
2018-09-17 Potsdam primary school PPP A partner will design, build and finance a school for approximately 540 students, along with a two-field sports hall and outdoor sports facilities. The project, to be delivered on an area of at least 4,000sq m, is expected to be operational for the...