This week, in partnership with our host UBS and sponsors KPMG and CMS, we held our first ESG conference bringing together industry leaders to address the pressing need for resilient, sustainable infrastructure amid global environmental challenges
Our Chief Executive Jon Phillips was joined by Head of Policy and Public Affairs Harvey Chandler in Paris for launch of the initiative that aims to help mobilise private sector infrastructure investment
In the transition towards a greener future, substantial investments are imperative for renewable energy projects and sustainable infrastructure developments. But where does the funding come from, and how is it being deployed to tackle the immense challenges posed by climate change? GIIA’s Policy and Research Manager Vlad Benn is joined by CMS’s Ana Radnev, a Partner…
Hosted by Macquarie Group, we convened our Emerging Leaders in Infrastructure (ELII) network to explore five trends for investors in the drive to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries
GIIA Chief Exectutive Jon Phillips joined Partnerships Bulletin for the latest podcast episode of 3Ps in a pod
In this special episode of Talking Global Infrastructure, we celebrate GIIA passing the 100 members milestone from Berlin, where our Membership Officer Sophia Taylor was on the ground to catch up with some of our members about the growth of the industry, and what’s next for infrastructure investors globally. We’re joined by GIIA’s Chief Executive…
GIIA is working with EU institutions to build understanding of the role private capital can play in completing the EU’s ambitious Trans-European Transport Network
In this episode, we explore the scale of investment by UK pension funds in the country’s infrastructure and the potential for growth, drawing on lessons from around the world. GIIA’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Simon Montague, is joined by guests Ted Frith, Chief Operating Officer at GLIL Infrastructure, and Surinder Toor, Founding Partner at Arjun…
Writing a guest post for GIIA, member Fingleton flags the key issues with current price review processes in the UK and what can be done to fix them
Associated British Ports has a £2 billion plan to both decarbonise its own operations and support the country’s wider transition to net zero.