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It's fantastic to see Infrastructure NSW taking bold steps towards a sustainable future with the release of the National Embodied Carbon Measurement for Infrastructure: Technical Guidance. This document provides a consistent approach to measuring embodied carbon in infrastructure projects developed in close collaboration with other Australian jurisdictions—a crucial move towards effective carbon management. At MI Engineers, we couldn't agree more that consistent measurement is the key to driving meaningful progress in infrastructure decarbonisation. While navigating these new standards might feel overwhelming, we're here to help. With extensive experience working alongside large asset owners in the UK, we've developed comprehensive carbon libraries covering PAS 2080 Modules A, B and C for whole-of-life assessment. If you need help figuring out where to start or need guidance in implementing these standards, MI Engineers is ready to support your journey to a lower-carbon future. Please get in touch with us via our website for more information: https://lnkd.in/gt3MY8YY #InfrastructureDecarbonisation #Sustainability #CarbonManagement #MIEngineers #NetZero

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3SNtR02

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3SNtR02

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3SNtR02

Secretary of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts and Roads Australia Board Director, Jim Betts, has delivered the National Transport Address at RA’s Transforming Transport Summit with a strong focus on the importance of collaboration between the Commonwealth and States. Jim provided an update on the raft of policies and mechanisms the Commonwealth has implemented to introduce more evidence, data and rigour to transport and infrastructure funding and resource allocation. With moves being made to a more sustainable infrastructure pipeline, Jim talked about the importance of a steady and managed pipeline in driving productivity. As transport becomes the leading emitter of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, Jim discussed the need to continue action on decarbonisation with electrification the clear path forward for vehicles, supported by the Fuel Efficiency Standard. The National Transport Address finished with a call to action for the industry and the need to deliver a more diverse workforce and sustainable industry for the good of future generations.

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3SNtR02

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3X1CzKl

The role of private credit looks set to become even more vital for infrastructure financing. From supporting population growth, the transition in energy sectors, as well as infrastructure projects more broadly, private credit continues to fill the gap. Learn more about the role of private credit in infrastructure: https://on.pru/3X1CzKl

How can you ensure that major local transport and infrastructure projects get off to the best possible start?   WSP in the UK Major Projects Director Kerry Bangle shares her five lessons that can help even the most complex projects achieve a positive project initiation.   Read the full article, the latest in our series on delivering local transport infrastructure in the age of devolution.   #DrivingDevolution #togetherwecreate https://lnkd.in/evcduxmh

How can you ensure that major local transport and infrastructure projects get off to the best possible start?   WSP in the UK Major Projects Director Kerry Bangle shares her five lessons that can help even the most complex projects achieve a positive project initiation.   Read the full article, the latest in our series on delivering local transport infrastructure in the age of devolution.   #DrivingDevolution #togetherwecreate https://lnkd.in/dtMg5iiV