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Africa’s ports revolution: setting the scene for economic take-off 7 February 2017

Africa’s ports revolution: setting the scene for economic take-off
Africa’s ports revolution: West Coast to welcome the world 7 February 2017

Africa’s ports revolution: West Coast to welcome the world
Rolls-Royce picks Amec, Arup for modular nuclear reactor team 11 January 2017

Rolls-Royce picks Amec, Arup for modular nuclear reactor team
UK could bring first modular reactor online “by 2030” 4 October 2016

UK could bring first modular reactor online “by 2030”
Expert opinion deeply divided on case for Hinkley nuclear 15 September 2016

Expert opinion deeply divided on case for Hinkley nuclear
Russia to build new generation of cutting-edge reactors by 2030 16 August 2016

Russia to build new generation of cutting-edge reactors by 2030
Power lines on the march as east African grid takes shape 8 August 2016

Power lines on the march as east African grid takes shape
China takes the lion's share in electrifying Africa 8 July 2016

China takes the lion's share in electrifying Africa
Russian consortium pulls out of $4bn Uganda refinery contract 8 July 2016

Russian consortium pulls out of $4bn Uganda refinery contract
20 key facts about the world’s longest, deepest rail tunnel 1 June 2016

20 key facts about the world’s longest, deepest rail tunnel
Lithuania is privatising its airports, and needs someone who ‘really knows the airport game’ 26 May 2016

Lithuania is privatising its airports, and needs someone who ‘really knows the airport game’
American Civils War: Ageing infrastructure to ‘cost $3.9 trillion over 10 years’ 17 May 2016

American Civils War: Ageing infrastructure to ‘cost $3.9 trillion over 10 years’
Korean researchers develop new design for small modular reactors 21 March 2016

Korean researchers develop new design for small modular reactors
Japan boosts Osaka airports with biggest ever project finance deal 2 March 2016

Japan boosts Osaka airports with biggest ever project finance deal
$570m Northern Irish tidal scheme pushes ahead as Welsh lagoon stalls 17 February 2016

$570m Northern Irish tidal scheme pushes ahead as Welsh lagoon stalls
Supreme Court clears way for Indian-led Philippines airport expansion 5 February 2016

Supreme Court clears way for Indian-led Philippines airport expansion

America’s gathering offshore revolution 12 January 2016

America’s gathering offshore revolution
Germany to invest $2.3bn in India’s green energy development 7 October 2015

Germany to invest $2.3bn in India’s green energy development
Report claims UK nuclear costs “highest in world” as EDF admits Hinkley Point delay 4 September 2015

Report claims UK nuclear costs “highest in world” as EDF admits Hinkley Point delay
German operator will get all clear to take over 14 Greek airports 19 August 2015

German operator will get all clear to take over 14 Greek airports
Turkey’s mega PPP hospital set to lure health tourists of the world 18 May 2015

Turkey’s mega PPP hospital set to lure health tourists of the world
Russia’s first floating nuclear power plant to be “operational next year” 22 April 2015

Russia’s first floating nuclear power plant to be “operational next year”
America’s deficient bridges need more than “fairy dust” 2 April 2015

America’s deficient bridges need more than “fairy dust”
Fluor’s NuScale emerges as clear frontrunner in US modular reactor race 9 March 2015

Fluor’s NuScale emerges as clear frontrunner in US modular reactor race
Are “neighbourhood reactors” set to transform nuclear industry? 3 February 2015

Are “neighbourhood reactors” set to transform nuclear industry?
Welcome to the new ‘Port Africa’ 12 January 2015

Welcome to the new ‘Port Africa’
China’s two nuclear giants could merge 5 December 2014

China’s two nuclear giants could merge
Energy watchdog warns decommissioning will cost $100bn, at the very least 14 November 2014

Energy watchdog warns decommissioning will cost $100bn, at the very least
China to help Russia build five new hydropower plants 11 November 2014

China to help Russia build five new hydropower plants
Tokyo approves first maglev line as US investors step up campaign for a Washington version 24 October 2014

Tokyo approves first maglev line as US investors step up campaign for a Washington version