Colombia has long relied on hydropower, but will need to start diversifying its renewables portfolio if it is to keep the lights on, reports Marina Formoso

As the Canadian market matures, so does public sector expertise. Dan Colombini investigates rising concerns over the balance between public and private

It’s been a long time coming, but the US is finally beginning to drag its airports into the 21st century. Dan Colombini reports on how P3s are at the forefront

The Trump administration has long courted private investment for infrastructure. Dan Colombini reports on how the soundbites are starting to wear thin

The Canadian Infrastructure Bank is nearly up and running. Dan Colombini reports on how the new facility can harness P3s to deliver further growth

The P3 Hub West conference highlighted how a pipeline is emerging thanks to public sector agencies taking practical measures to deliver projects, reports David Keniry

Project bundling is an exciting but complex concept for many North American governments. Dan Colombini reports on why it has been slow to gain traction

Healthcare projects are the focus for a number of Latin American countries as they look to boost their international standing. Marina Formoso takes a look

The third annual P3 Hub Canada in Vancouver saw various public sector officials gather to share their thoughts in a series of roundtables.

Puerto Rico is ready to make a comeback after several years of pain. Marina Formoso reports that P3s are a central part of its plans for prosperity, but asks whether the private sector is ready to lend a hand

Chantal Sorel, managing director, and Denis Crevier, senior vice president of investment management, SNC-Lavalin Capital

John Parkinson, executive director, Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure

With all the talk of President Donald Trump’s infrastructure plans dominating the headlines, Dan Colombini takes a look at how the Performance-Based Building Coalition’s work may end up being the driver for real P3 growth in the coming years

P3 deals are meant to be partnerships for the long-term. Our survey raises some interesting questions