Infrastructure
What are the forces and trends shaping modern infrastructure? From infrastructure-as-a-service, to the benefits of green infrastructure, read it all here.
More GDP, less CO2: the global green investment challenge
Governments worldwide are spending massively on infrastructure to help their economies rebound from the Covid crisis. But there...
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Preparing the UK for full-fibre frenzy
Full-fibre broadband is on its way at last in the UK. But will the easing of regulations on...
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How critical infrastructure is dealing with the threat of cyber attacks
A crippling ransomware attack on one of the largest fuel distribution networks in the US has brought into...
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How to protect digital infrastructure against climate threats
With severe weather striking ever more often, many organisations are at last realising that they need effective plans...
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Grid locked: the UK’s e-mobility conundrum
The transition to electric vehicles is proving complex in the UK, as the public and private sectors struggle...
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Growing need for greener buildings
Sustainable buildings are rising up the environmental, social and governance agenda as tenants want offices that promote wellbeing...
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Can a National Infrastructure Bank transform the UK?
A National Infrastructure Bank has the potential to drive economic and societal change, but it must be broad...
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The power of people-first infrastructure
Truly sustainable infrastructure must be about more than wind turbines and solar panels, it must be designed with...
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Should we bring 5G to rural communities?
Rural communities have struggled with unreliable connectivity for years, but 5G technology could deliver a long-awaited solution
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Will the UK ever experience seamless travel?
As infrastructure projects promise to increase connections between distant regions in the UK, rolling out London’s account-based ticketing system nationwide could be a boon for domestic business travel
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Three ways to tackle urbanisation
With nearly 70 per cent of the world’s population expected to live in towns and cities by 2050, rapid urbanisation is one of the biggest challenges of our time, putting unprecedented pressure on transportation systems, utilities and the environment. But emerging technologies are affording new, smarter ways to maintain, build and interact with infrastructure in an effort to make urbanisation more manageable
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Infrastructure investors making ESG a priority
Growing awareness of responsible investing, which considers environmental, social and governance factors, has transformed the conversation in the infrastructure sector