Policy

Ardian's Mathias Burghardt on why the main goal of COP26 in Glasgow will only be achieved with the scaled-up use of hydrogen.

A crucial first step now needs to be seized by the industry to ensure private capital plays its rightful role in helping meet the US’s infrastructure needs.

More than 30 years after privatisation, water companies are still struggling to rein in serious pollution incidents. We examine why and what can be done to fix the problem.

Government spending plans appear to offer prospects for US infrastructure investors, but there may be devil in the detail, report Brian Gorman and Nick Reeve.

The pros and cons of the $1.2 trillion US infrastructure package.

As North America continues to adapt to the challenges created by covid, its infrastructure has made significant progress – most notably by the US Senate’s approval of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

One of Australia’s largest trucking companies has warned drivers to avoid Sydney’s toll roads – a difficult proposition given Transurban's monopoly position.

The introduction of PPP legislation may enhance the country’s infrastructure investment appeal, but certain aspects of the new law have raised questions among investors, Tharshini Ashokan discovers.

But Democrats are betting they can as they try to pass both a $3.5trn budget proposal and a $1.2trn infrastructure package.

Beyond the $1trn in funding, the bill clarifies the federal government's role, paving the way for 'private investors … to participate', Brent Burnett, the firm’s co-head of real assets, says.