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Water, transport, energy, digital, and municipal infrastructure, with a focus on governance, investment, implementation, and delivery.
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Queensland’s optional network tariffs will remain available under the approved timetable after the regulator refused a mid-period amendment. The decision preserves different ways to reward changes in peak demand and appliance operation.
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Colombia has set a procedure allowing qualifying thermal generators to obtain liquid fuel from additional wholesalers when supply constraints threaten electricity reliability.
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Shanghai has listed three direct green-power projects, placing two in its implementation category and one in reserve.
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Indonesia’s new energy-import arrangement places a government-assigned public service agency between overseas procurement and Pertamina.
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eThekwini will interrupt Southern Aqueduct supplies for 48 hours to connect two major chambers under Work Package 6.
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Spain has authorized a €1.082 billion dynamic purchasing system for custom public software, allowing qualified suppliers to join throughout its life and public bodies across government levels to commission development, audit and maintenance services.
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Victoria’s new data-center rules require developers to add renewable generation and storage, avoid sensitive locations, use non-drinking water and fund local benefits, turning infrastructure capacity into a project responsibility rather than a public subsidy.
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A South Australian simulation platform places port teams inside combined cyberattack and extreme-weather scenarios, shifting resilience work from static plans toward the decisions, communications and coordination required during cascading disruption.
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Denmark’s Greensand project has moved Europe’s full-scale offshore carbon storage from approval to operation.
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Australia's new national framework treats rooftop-solar inverters, home batteries and electric-vehicle chargers as grid equipment with continuing obligations.
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