Theme: National Infrastructure Assessment
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Summary of responses to initial consultation on resilience
Evaluating the performance of private financing and traditional procurement
Weather and climate change risks in a highly renewable UK energy system
Letter to the Chancellor on four tests for a successful National Infrastructure Strategy
National Infrastructure Commission Chair Sir John Armitt has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer to set out four tests which the forthcoming National Infrastructure Strategy will need to meet, in order to deliver the ambitious, long-term vision for the UK’s infrastructure set out in the National Infrastructure Assessment. These are: A long term perspective – the...
Lessons Learnt: reviewing the process of the first National Infrastructure Assessment
Next steps for cities
Three years on: A new chapter for the National Infrastructure Commission
Like the Queen, the National Infrastructure Commission has two birthdays. The first is 5 October, the day on which George Osborne announced at the 2015 Conservative Party Conference that he was going to follow Sir John Armitt’s advice and set the Commission up (commandeering a key plank of Labour’s economic policy in the process). But...
Phase 2 social research
Social research on the public's views on infrastructure services, to help inform the first National Infrastructure Assessment.
Infrastructure Spend within the Commission’s Fiscal Remit
Data showing the cost of recommendations made as part of the National Infrastructure Assessment.
National Infrastructure Assessment 1
The National Infrastructure Assessment looks at the United Kingdom’s future economic infrastructure needs up to 2050 and makes key recommendations for how to deliver new transport, low carbon energy and digital networks, how to recycle more and waste less, and how future infrastructure should be paid for.
Study of national infrastructure financing institutions
