Recent departures of the heads of various P3 agencies reflect a changing climate at state level

The new Canadian government has vowed to continue along its tried and tested P3 path, but with political change comes fresh uncertainty

The new transportation bill looks to be good news for a new year of US P3s

The state of New York is beginning to show exciting P3 potential

A thaw in Cuba-US relations could open up the whole region, but there is still a long way to go, says James Kenny

A busy week for transportation in the Americas with citizens rejecting the $7.5bn transport plan in Vancouver, while US projects continue to advance; and New Jersey looks set to become the latest state to join the P3 party

America’s next president has a big in-tray, and infrastructure experts are looking to keep the pressure up on the potential of P3

Expertise at state level, not federal handouts, is the key to unlocking P3 dealflow in the US

Just as the US seemed to be getting the hang of the P3 model, two states have seen their attempts to join the party fall at the final hurdle

The launch of the US Department of Transportation’s Build America Bureau is another sign of progress, but can it carve out a unique role?

It’s been a good week for southern states when it comes to P3s, as they look to set the trend in 2016