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Can infrastructure strengthen resilience tomorrow as well as today?

Technology and alternative finance can help deliver more infrastructure projects, faster. But strategic planning must also reflect deeper trends.

Infrastructure

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When disruption hits, infrastructure becomes indispensable. Yet too many projects stall on funding, scale or delivery. Using digital technologies and factoring in long-term forces like climate change will help make sure they get built — and built to last.

AI is helping governments reduce risk in major infrastructure programs, and deliver them faster, by connecting previously siloed data – revealing issues earlier and improving decisions. This builds public confidence and the capacity needed for future demands.

Shane MacSweeney
EY Global Infrastructure Leader

Agentic AI opens new opportunities to transform infrastructure

Infrastructure projects are complex, with myriad disconnected touchpoints and silos. Explore how agentic AI can connect dots across an asset’s lifecycle — drawing insights from data to equip humans to make better decisions.

Unleashing infrastructure’s potential for nation building

Discover how embracing digital twins and AI could help private and public sector players in Canada and beyond to improve planning, reduce risks and deliver projects faster.

The emerging themes shaping the global infrastructure sector

With water scarcity already affecting 41% of the EU’s population and the demand for food rising, investors are increasingly shifting their focus to water- and agriculture-related infrastructure. Find out why.

Mind the (investment) gap

The UK has made progress addressing its infrastructure investment gap, but rising defense spending ambitions could still leave a shortfall of up to £817b, according to EY estimates. Discover how technology, alternative finance and better delivery models could help.