Partnerships Bulletin

Partnerships Bulletin and P3 Bulletin offer valuable insights to decision-makers in both public and private sectors who collaborate to create, finance, and manage public infrastructure. With our comprehensive editorial content, extensive database, and top-notch events, we provide essential resources to discover the projects, partners, and policies that will influence the transportation, social, and utility infrastructure industries.

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Energy Roundtable: ‘What’s the policy? What’s the goal?’

1 week ago | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis |Jonathan Davies

The ‘green’ branding of the energy transition may be under threat, but the sector is charging ahead regardless. Whether it’s solar taking demand off the grid, cars putting it on, or microgrids operating in their own closed systems, the energy system of the US is transitioning before our eyes - not to mention the potential role of nuclear and hydrogen. But getting projects done has always been tough. Is it about to get tougher?
All Change: Can the Procurement Act drive innovation and investment?

1 month ago | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

The Procurement Act 2023 has now come into force across England and Wales, having been delayed by the new Labour government. Originally due to be in force from October 2024, the incoming government decided to take another look at the regulations to ensure they aligned with its direction of travel. Following some tweaks to the language, the new rules have now come into force - but will the changes have any practical impact? In short, the answer is nobody knows.
Reviving Sri Lanka: The role of PPPs in power, ports, and progress

Jan 13, 2025 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Alicia Buller

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WSP targets growth through collaboration

Jan 9, 2025 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

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RLB hires former IML director

Dec 9, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

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Year in review: Middle East PPPs 2024

Dec 8, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Alicia Buller

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IPA chief to leave

Dec 2, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

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New Zealand ‘needs single climate agency’

Nov 25, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

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Analysis: What does the Budget really mean for private investor opportunities?

Nov 24, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Alicia Buller

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Changing the narrative: The growing evidence of a positive PPP experience

Nov 22, 2024 | partnershipsbulletin.com | Paul Jarvis

Over the past few years, anyone looking into the UK’s PFI experience would likely take away a fairly negative view of the sector. An industry that seems dominated by negative behaviours, bad experiences on both the public and private sector sides, and little future for the industry as a whole as contracts head towards their end. At the same time, however, countries around the world are taking up the model with relish.