Asset recycling could open up the US market to exciting opportunities, but there are plenty of barriers to such a radical approach

Renewable energy infrastructure at US universities continues to gain importance as sustainability targets are brought front and center

In a new regular feature, the Projects Bulletin team present an overview of the social infrastructure sector

The Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure (AIAI) recently appointed Seth Miller Gabriel to the newly established role of director of strategic initiatives and programs. Sakshi Sharma caught up with the former DC OP3 director

Ambitious plans are being put forward by Brazil’s new government. Marina Formoso takes the pulse of the market’s response

While many P3 sectors in North America continue to face ups and downs, student housing is flourishing. Dan Colombini reports on how the model has established itself in public sector hearts and minds

The US Army Corps of Engineers has plenty of work to do and it believes P3s will offer part of the solution. Sakshi Sharma reports

The annual P3 Hub Americas conference highlighted a diverse and flourishing market. Sakshi Sharma reports

California remains a P3 leader in the US, despite a block on state transportation projects. Dan Colombini reports on how municipal deals continue to fly the flag

Canada’s new Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, François-Philippe Champagne, tells Sakshi Sharma at the annual CCCP conference that he intends to continue the work of his predecessor in facilitating private investment into public infrastruct

Ehren Cory, President and CEO of Infrastructure Ontario, talks to Sakshi Sharma at the annual CCPPP conference in Toronto about the agency’s plans under the province’s new government

DJ Gribbin may have returned to the private sector following a brief stint at the White House, but he tells Sakshi Sharma that he has unfinished business in the public sector

A new government offers new opportunities for Mexico. Marina Formoso investigates whether the latest president can avoid yet another false dawn for the country’s infrastructure