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The Infrastructure Podcast’s October 12 conversation with Skanska UK’s chief people officer examines recruitment, retention and skills for digital construction.
The Infrastructure Podcast / Antony Oliver Consulting
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗MetroLink’s own podcast introduces project leaders and subject-matter experts discussing the people and work behind the Dublin metro program.
MetroLink / Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗PwC’s Heather Horn and Craig Stromberg explore how geopolitical shifts, AI demand and energy constraints affect infrastructure, and discuss resilience planning across supply chains, physical assets and digital systems.
PwC · Accounting Podcast
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Apollo’s Harry Seekings and Vittorio Lacagnina discuss the infrastructure financing needs of power grids, digital networks, transportation and environmental services, and share their perspective on investment structures and portfolio characteristics.
Apollo · The Allocation
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗STV’s Greg Kelly discusses the firm’s planned power business and how AI-driven demand is changing clients’ engineering and infrastructure needs.
ENR · Groundbreakers · 35:29
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗ABC’s Michael Bellaman and NCCER’s Boyd Worsham discuss Meta’s workforce academy, skilled-trades training and the labor needs of complex construction projects.
ENR · Groundbreakers · 49:12
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Reese Tisdale and Keith Hays answer listener questions on water investment, green and blue bonds, irrigation infrastructure, emerging technology and energy costs.
Bluefield Research · The Future of Water · 34:56
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗NYU’s Manny Patole joins Divya Gandhi and Em Hall to discuss data centers’ demands on land, water, power and transportation, and how communities can shape development.
American Planning Association · Critical Conversations in Transportation Planning
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗PNNL’s Nathalie Voisin explores the links between water systems, hydropower, drought and electricity reliability across the western United States.
UT Austin · Water Resources Podcast
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Stadler US’s Lucy Andre discusses a Utah apprenticeship program that combines paid work, rail manufacturing experience and further education.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast · 31:38
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Traffic Management’s Jonathan Spano discusses practical uses of AI in traffic planning, estimating, scheduling, permitting and dispatch.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast · 41:55
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗AECOM roadway engineer Ryan Lake discusses how understanding local communities can improve transportation design, accessibility and project outcomes.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast · 39:22
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗TTC’s Stuart Green discusses a streetcar camera pilot aimed at identifying dangerous passing behavior and improving passenger safety.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast · 38:38
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Flagger Force’s Mike Doner and Luke Lazar discuss using vehicle-mounted cameras to observe work-zone activity, improve coaching and prevent serious incidents.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast · 43:40
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Gord Reynolds discusses how location analysis supports EV charging infrastructure planning in Ontario. The conversation reflects the original 2025 recording period.
Esri · The Science of Where · 16:46
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Marianna Kantor joins Fast Company’s Ben Baer to discuss combining location intelligence with AI-enabled digital twins for organizational decision-making.
Esri · The Science of Where · 15:35
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗The Crown Estate’s Joseph Sykes discusses using spatial technology to coordinate offshore wind development in the UK.
Esri · The Science of Where · 20:33
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗IFS’s Carol Johnston explores how geospatial tools and digital twins can improve utility operations and customer service.
Esri · The Science of Where · 20:00
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Sokigo’s Claes Francke discusses how Swedish municipalities turn paper records into continuously updated digital twins to support planning and public services.
Esri · The Science of Where · 13:20
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Helen Elsby, Harriet Wheeldon and Nigel Cole discuss airport investment, capacity and delivery across Heathrow’s supply chain.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 181
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗James Earl of Future Energy Networks discusses gas infrastructure and its role in the energy transition.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 180
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Mitsubishi Power’s Javier Cavada discusses electricity demand, data center growth and the infrastructure needed to supply power.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 179
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Emma Whigham, Martin John and Skanska’s James Britt explore collaboration and standardized delivery for the New Hospital Programme.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 178
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗HDR’s Victoria Johnson discusses how major programs can create lasting community and environmental benefits.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 175
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Tideway’s Roger Bailey and Amey’s Tom Kinnear discuss delivery, systems integration and lessons from London’s sewer tunnel.
The Infrastructure Podcast · Episode 166
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Chris Chesterfield and Celeste Morgan join Michelle Dickinson to explore circular urban water systems and reuse.
Arup · Sustainable Forces S3 E7 · 46 min
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗KiwiRail’s Peter Reidy and Arup’s Mayurie Gunatilaka discuss preparing transport networks for climate risks.
Arup · Sustainable Forces S3 E6 · 24 min
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Tim Parker and TC Chew discuss high-speed rail ambitions, delivery lessons and the benefits of connecting cities.
Arup · Sustainable Forces S3 E5 · 35 min
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗VELUX’s Fleming Voetmann and Arup’s Martin Pauli discuss material sourcing, reuse and the circular economy.
Arup · Sustainable Forces S3 E2 · 42 min
Listen to episode ↗Original publisher & show notes ↗Publicly available company interviews and industry videos selected from original publishers. Original publishers are credited; inclusion does not imply sponsorship.
Meta’s head of infrastructure discusses power, chips and the company’s rationale for building AI data centers.
Source: Meta Newsroom · 2026-10-07
View original source ↗WaterWorld and Data Center Frontier examine cooling, water reuse and how water availability influences AI data center site selection, permitting and growth. Publisher registration/login required.
Source: WaterWorld / Data Center Frontier · 2026-09-15
View original source ↗ConservAmerica’s panel explores how public-private partnerships and private investment can support water infrastructure, watershed restoration and community resilience.
Source: ConservAmerica · 2026-09-09
AWS CEO Matt Garman joins a16z’s Raghu Raghuram to discuss AI infrastructure investment, cloud capacity, and the power, construction and supply-chain constraints shaping expansion.
Source: a16z · 2026-10-08
October 13 Heritage conversation on DFC’s investment approach; the original publisher provides a recording and DFC provides edited remarks.
Source: The Heritage Foundation; edited remarks from DFC · 2026-10-13
An archived EIA planning resource released April 8, 2026, with scenario tables, assumptions and energy projections through 2050.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration · 2026-04-08
View original source ↗This Acumen Stories feature examines Archirodon’s integrated engineering, procurement and construction work across marine, energy, rail and water infrastructure, with a focus on project delivery and long-term resilience.
Source: Acumen Stories · Archirodon · 2026-09-30
The Shaw Group CEO Matt Rodgers discusses skilled labor, modular construction, high-purity piping and global engineering capabilities with BIC Magazine, including the demands of data centers, semiconductor facilities and life sciences projects.
Source: BIC Magazine · The Shaw Group · 2026-09-30
Fluor specialists Dario Rigaud and Charles August Haguisan join Giulia Addiego Mobilio to discuss lessons from delivering industrial and energy projects across different regions.
Source: Fluor · Company video
Autodesk’s recorded webinar reviews its water infrastructure software roadmap and developments in modeling tools. The discussion reflects the product plans presented in 2025.
Source: Autodesk · 2025-05-27
Skanska’s recorded market-trends webinar examines life sciences construction, including supply-chain pressures, investment and competition with other fast-growing sectors.
Source: Skanska · Spring 2026 webinar
View original source ↗Angie McMillin discusses AI-driven data center demand, DC power, liquid cooling, modular construction and partnerships across the power and data center industries.
Source: Eaton · Company video
View original source ↗Hitachi Energy explains how digital power-grid technologies can help operators balance capacity, reliability and flexibility as energy systems change.
Source: Hitachi Energy · Company video
GE Vernova’s company video offers a look at its energy work and its focus on electrification and decarbonization.
Source: GE Vernova · Company video
In this Dimensions 2025 keynote, Mark Schwarz introduces Trimble AI and discusses how connected project data can support people designing, building and maintaining infrastructure.
Source: Trimble · Dimensions 2025
This Xylem case-study video shows how Severn Trent Water uses a digital twin at Strongford to support its work toward net-zero wastewater treatment operations.
Source: Xylem · Company video
View original source ↗Schneider Electric’s video introduces its prefabricated IT Pod approach, bringing power, cooling and high-density computing infrastructure together for data center deployment.
Source: Schneider Electric · Company video
View original source ↗Arup’s film explores airport innovations, from baggage handling and real-time operations to integrated planning and lower-impact development.
Source: Arup · Company-published video · publication date not provided
View original source ↗Bechtel’s company video looks at how new technologies and evolving ways of working support delivery across complex construction projects.
Source: Bechtel · September 29, 2026
New York-area transit leaders discuss flood protection, climate resilience and sustainable operations. This archival conversation reflects the roles and project status at recording.
Source: AECOM · Archive · Strategy in Transit, Episode 3
View original source ↗Steve Ballmer and AECOM’s Bill Hanway discuss the vision and design behind Intuit Dome. Watch the Design conversation on AECOM’s original video-series page.
Source: AECOM · Project video series
View original source ↗Recorded at IMTS 2024, this interview explores AI, cloud tools, digital twins and data-driven manufacturing. Speaker titles reflect the original interview period.
Source: Siemens Digital Industries Software · October 4, 2024
View original source ↗John Nixon interviews Dora Smith about skills-based hiring, microcredentials and the changing expectations facing the energy and infrastructure workforce.
Source: Siemens Digital Industries Software · January 21, 2025
View original source ↗An archival video interview with Mark Wiseman about long-term infrastructure investment, predictable cash flows and regulatory risk. His title and examples reflect the original interview period.
Source: McKinsey & Company · Archive · March 1, 2013
View original source ↗Five state broadband leaders discuss implementation lessons, local challenges and digital inclusion in this company-published video conversation. Recorded in 2024; program details reflect that period.
Source: McKinsey & Company · November 11, 2024
View original source ↗Jacobs shares Bryan Harvey’s British Water video interview on the global water market alongside his perspective on major infrastructure programs.
Source: Jacobs · British Water interview · Company-published resource
AECOM’s Global Water Leader Bev Stinson introduces opportunities to make an impact through water work. Watch the original company video.
Source: AECOM · Company video
View original source ↗Explore the research, practical guidance and project lessons shaping infrastructure.
Selected by Infraday from original publishers. Summaries introduce the resources; full documents remain with their publishers. Dates identify the source edition, and archived case studies reflect their original reporting period.
18 curated resources
A survey of 985 infrastructure leaders across 21 countries examines connected physical and digital assets, delivery barriers, resilience and AI adoption.
Why it mattersCross-sector coordination can help owners address dependencies that isolated project planning misses.
Economic modeling compares accelerated electrification with a business-as-usual scenario, examining investment, employment and productivity through 2050.
Why it mattersThe scenarios frame the scale of grid and clean-energy investment needed to support economic growth.
A practical guide to MasterFormat organization and its use in specifications, procurement, cost tracking and construction documentation.
Why it mattersConsistent specification references help teams connect scope, purchasing and change management.
An explainer covering fabrication and installation drawings, contractor review, design-team routing and revision control.
Why it mattersClear review responsibilities and complete submissions can reduce avoidable rework and resubmissions.
A newly published case study describes Transdev and WAGO’s crossing-signal upgrades for the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, including remote health monitoring.
Why it mattersThe deployment illustrates a move from reactive maintenance toward early detection of crossing-equipment problems.
A newly published deployment case describes EquipmentShare’s fleet camera program and its reported 37% reduction in at-fault DOT-recordable incidents per million miles from 2024 to 2025.
Why it mattersEquipment delivery fleets can connect incident detection, human review and driver coaching in one operational workflow.
Berkeley Lab updates its estimates of U.S. data center electricity demand using equipment shipment data and facility models. It presents a reference case and alternative scenarios through 2030.
Why it mattersA useful starting point for conversations about AI capacity, utility planning and the uncertainty around future demand.
DOE’s draft study examines transmission constraints and future needs as electricity demand grows. The publisher provides the report, supplemental material and an informational webinar.
Why it mattersHelps utilities, developers and public leaders discuss grid needs without treating a national assessment as a project-specific solution.
EPA outlines ways water and wastewater utilities can prepare for power outages and strengthen relationships with electric providers. The updated guide includes additional energy efficiency and funding case studies.
Why it mattersConnects utility continuity planning with the power systems that keep water treatment and distribution operating.
NIST provides a planning methodology for communities to set recovery goals and coordinate infrastructure decisions. The guide connects buildings and infrastructure systems with the social and economic functions they support.
Why it mattersHelps communities frame resilience around essential services and recovery priorities rather than isolated assets.
FHWA’s historical profile documents the Port of Miami Tunnel’s financing and availability-payment concession. The project created a direct roadway connection intended to move port traffic away from downtown streets.
Why it mattersShows how performance-linked payments and public-private financing supported a major port-access project.
FHWA documents how Denver Union Station combined transportation redevelopment with surrounding transit-oriented development. The historical profile explains its design-build delivery and mix of federal loans, grants and local funding.
Why it mattersA useful example of coordinating transit investment, development revenues and multiple public partners.
ASCE assesses the condition of U.S. infrastructure across 18 categories, from aviation and energy to drinking water and transit. Sector pages pair grades with supporting context and recommendations.
Why it mattersOffers a common reference for discussing infrastructure investment priorities across sectors.
This DOE report examines the path to deploying advanced nuclear at commercial scale. The September 2024 edition updates the original analysis of deployment challenges and industry coordination.
Why it mattersProvides background for discussions about reliable power, reactor deployment and the requirements for scaling a new industry.
FAA guidance explains how to prepare master plans for airports ranging from general aviation facilities to large commercial hubs. The publisher’s active advisory circular includes consolidated Changes 1 and 2.
Why it mattersGives airport leaders and delivery partners a structured reference for planning future airport development.
FHWA introduces how to identify, assess and allocate risks in public-private partnership projects. The primer explains how risk costs can inform comparisons between traditional procurement and P3 approaches.
Why it mattersA practical introduction for owners and partners considering how responsibilities and risks should be shared.
FHWA’s historical profile describes the Tappan Zee replacement’s design-build contract and financing package. It records the planning and construction-period assumptions for a major Hudson River crossing.
Why it mattersIllustrates how delivery contracts, federal credit assistance and toll-backed financing fit together on a large bridge program.
EPA’s 2021 announcement explains WIFIA financing for AlexRenew’s RiverRenew tunnel system. It describes a funding package supporting infrastructure intended to reduce untreated wastewater discharges into local waterways.
Why it mattersShows how federal credit, state funding and local contributions can be combined for a major water infrastructure investment.
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