In addition to being home to Asia’s most well-developed and liberalised energy market, the Philippines is probably the first emerging economy in the region that has managed to marry a strong independent power producer (IPP) sector with a relatively successful PPP programme

Analysis on the IJGlobal League Tables for Q3 2015

Analysis on the IJGlobal League Tables for the first half of 2015

Global project finance transaction volume for Q1 2015 is the lowest for any first quarter post 2009 (when total volume stood at $41.94 billion). It is also one of the most depressed quarters on record for deal count

This report explores the challenges and highlights underlying themes that are driving infrastructure activity in four distinctly different markets through 100 inspiring projects that address excellence through scale, feasibility, complexity, innovation and impact on society

IJGlobal’s Asia-Pacific 2014 review looks at financing activity in the Asia-Pacific region both this year and in preceding years. It is designed to provide insight into which sectors and countries have been most fruitful and promising until now – and which will continue to deliver.

IJGlobal’s First Half 2014 Review is the first that we have produced since the merger of Infrastructure Journal and Project Finance Magazine, and draws on our improved and expanded database.

Global economic conditions have improved, and global infrastructure investment rose, in 2013. But at the same time PPP investment declined, particularly for new-build projects with high construction costs. As a result, the global PPP market is now in its third year of decline, and the number of project financings to close in the market continues to fall.