Infrastructure

EY-Parthenon advises on financial, procurement, strategic and public-private partnership issues for large-scale infrastructure projects and programs.

Estimates show that 75% of the infrastructure that will be in place in 2050 does not exist today. This is why it is important to get your infrastructure strategy put together and implemented as soon as possible.

Infrastructure investment and sustainable development are top priorities for governments globally. Rapid urbanization and population growth are putting pressure on emerging markets to develop critical new infrastructure, while aging assets and continued underinvestment mean developed economies need to expand their existing focus on infrastructure.

Meanwhile, smart cities are emerging as an investment need, with the interface between urban growth, technology, infrastructure and capital requirements presenting a unique set of opportunities and challenges.

Our infrastructure team supports infrastructure programs from end to end with an integrated approach to help owners, investors and operators deliver value by advising clients on financial, procurement, strategic and public-private partnerships.

Our teams can help governments, regulators and private clients with infrastructure advisory and ESG support, aiding decisions and project development.
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