Infrastructure & Environment

The United States, similar to many other countries, likely sits poised at the beginning of an infrastructure renaissance, reflecting the demands of several powerful converging global trends, including climate change, electrification, technology advancements, and ageing assets. As the world struggles to reduce its carbon footprint, vast swaths of the built environment are being remade to become more energy efficient and resilient. This includes rebuilding and greening existing infrastructure, developing renewable energy sources, and utilising more sustainable technologies in the mobility and agriculture sectors.

There is no guarantee that any trends observed in this material will continue. Any views / opinions are based on current market conditions and are subject to change.

Global Carbon Emissions Over Time

Carbon emissions have risen sharply in recent decades, necessitating the development of renewable energy sources and electrification as the race to net zero accelerates.

Global Carbon Project. (2024, November 13). Global Carbon Budget 2024.

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