
Tapping into the power of blended finance
Accelerating progress in Asia-Pacific’s energy transition presents an enormous opportunity to marshal the powerful combined forces of public and private capital.
Accelerating progress in Asia-Pacific’s energy transition presents an enormous opportunity to marshal the powerful combined forces of public and private capital.
Reconfiguring the industrial system to avoid the worst consequences of climate change will take audacity and practicality.
The key to closing the infrastructure investment gap in emerging markets
Cities are playing a vital role in developing, implementing and overseeing energy-transition policies.
An analysis of global commitment to delivering green infrastructure shows pathways for private financing – amid a known divide between rich and poor countries.
At COP26, affordability of the global infrastructure transition should be top of the agenda. Tackling climate change means radically transforming the vast network of infrastructure which makes the modern world go. We can’t afford not to act, yet the cost of this transition is difficult to quantify.
We project significant growth for the value of private markets. Yet, financial returns are harder won. A value creation strategy and ESG are more important than ever.
Investment decisions must support broader economic, environmental and social outcomes, including sustainability and equity.
Using a robust value framework and advanced technology tools, we support organisations in the evaluation and planning of delivery portfolios that maximise return on investment and meet strategic objectives.
The infrastructure sector sits at a collision point of global disruptions, including shifts in capital availability, evolving social and environmental priorities, and rapid urbanisation.
Cities are the engine of the global economy, accounting for approximately 80% of global GDP.
There are several causes that contribute to project failures which is why EPC contractors need playbooks and strategies for turning around troubled projects.
The success of players in an industry that is revolutionizing energy markets depends on getting the strategy right.
Senior executives need to lead a workforce that seamlessly blends human talent and automation. Visit strategy+business to read more.
PwC & Atlantic Council report on current transport infrastructure and plans for future development in the CEE region and specifically within the Three Seas Initiative.
Infrastructure continues to be a top priority for President Joko Widodo’s administration. There has been real progress in these areas in the last year.
Investors around the world are looking for opportunities to invest in infrastructure sector – is CEE an interesting market?
PwC assists clients in managing critical infrastructure investments as well as capital projects.
Digital engineering and project management technologies are beginning to radically change the construction and infrastructure landscape. Find out how this could benefit project investors.
In this short video, Syed Afsor H Uddin, CEO, Bangladesh PPP Authority and Manish Agarwal, Partner, PwC speak about how PPPs are being used positively for the development of Bangladesh's
Fast-growing Asian cities must swiftly resolve certain challenges to achieve sustainable urban development, including water supply, sewage systems, and other infrastructure shortfalls, traffic congestion, pollution, waste disposal, and disaster preparedness.
For a long time South Africa has been reliant on coal powered energy and as a result is a long term emitter of CO2. In 2010 the government decided to radically change its energy mix by developing its renewable energy supply. In this short video, John Gibbs speaks about the REIPPP and the changes that it has made to...
Fiona Reilly, PwC's Capital Projects and Infrastructure Nuclear Leader and Maxine Symington, UK Nuclear Practice Director at Gowlings WLG, debate their views on allocating risk in nuclear new builds.
PwC's Global Transportation & Logistics Leader, Julian Smith, discusses the challenges and recommendations for delivering infrastructure programmes in emerging markets.
PwC Partner, Charlie Johnson-Ferguson, interviews Julian Smith, PwC's Global Transportation & Logistics Leader, on the key trends in global transport infrastructure arising from the findings of our global transport infrastructure report.
In this short animation, find out how PwC can help your capital project to happen successfully. Our team can help you to manage your project from strategy through to execution and avoid becoming one of the 75% of capital projects that run over budget.