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Infrastructure and investment
Ports, power grids, transport and digital networks need trillions of dollars of investment. The summits are where governments and investors try to line up projects and capital.
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Why it matters
The G20 has worked on infrastructure investment for more than a decade, from quality-infrastructure principles to efforts to bring institutional investors into emerging markets. APEC focuses on connectivity across the Asia-Pacific, and the B20 on project pipelines and financing.
For contractors, operators and investors, the issues are bankable project preparation, permitting, public-private partnership rules, and the grid and transport build-out needed for growing power demand.
On the summit agenda
Grids and power
Transmission and generation for rising electricity demand.
Ports and logistics
Connectivity and resilience for trade routes.
Private investment
Bringing pension and insurance capital into infrastructure.
Quality infrastructure
Standards for sustainability, transparency and value for money.
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