Government to tie school PFI payments to stricter environmental standards, according to press reports

The Government is considering tying payments due to school builders under a Private Finance Initiative (PFI) agreement to environmental standards, with those that that deliver schools that do not meet required environmental performance standards paid less,... 02 May 2012

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Government set to meet its infrastructure spending commitments, with £1.5bn saved to date, Treasury says

The Government is "on track" to meet its spending reduction targets under its Infrastructure Cost Review programme, with projected savings of up to £1.5 billion already identified, the Treasury has announced. 23 Apr 2012

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Government proposes new guidance on major infrastructure planning

The Government is seeking views on changes to six guidance documents relating to the planning regime for major infrastructure projects. 17 Apr 2012

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Chinese company in $2.4bn Indian power plant deal

A Chinese company has signed a $2.4 billion contract to build part of a large power station in India, according to press reports. Power Construction Corporation will build the second phase of the Southern Indian facility, reports said . 13 Apr 2012

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