Smart city projects are on the rise, but remain small in scale due to networking challenges. With further investment, these difficulties can be overcome and cities’ benefits can be realised
The Indonesian Government hopes to boost trade with Singapore and facilitate economic growth by constructing a sea bridge between the islands of Batam and Bintan
South-East Asia’s largest country is on the verge of a digital revolution thanks to its digitally savvy youth, the rise of tech start-ups and the promise of upcoming infrastructure projects
Infrastructure stimulates economic growth and leaves a lasting legacy – but it doesn’t come cheap. Matching the right investors to suitable projects, therefore, is essential to a country’s future prosperity
The 55km bridge, which cost $20bn to construct, connects Hong Kong and Macau to the city of Zhuhai in mainland China. It was originally due to open in 2016 but was delayed due to budget and safety issues
Alberto Ñecco Tello explains how ProInversión embeds sustainability in its programme of delivering infrastucture investments
As China races to implement 5G coverage before the US, Chinese telecoms provider ZTE has pledged a research spend of $295.5m a year
New high-speed rail between Beijing and Tehran will bring the two states closer together
Big new infrastructure projects can seem tantalisingly good ideas on paper, but in reality can turn out to be costly mistakes
Copenhagen is one of many cities threatened by rising sea levels and extreme weather – but it has an ambitious plan to defend itself
Solar panel highways are a novel idea but distract from what’s important – boosting solar efficiency – says Oscar Rousseau
Huge gap in spending shows where South Asia’s governments need to focus their attention, writes Jules Gray
