Inframanage
Infrastructure Asset Management Resources
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) provided federal-level large-scale incentives and investments to grow America's domestic EV industry. The US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) new multi-pollutant emission standards for later EV models (from …
Continue Reading about More EV Charging Infrastructure Means More US Jobs but Oversight Needed →
Robust and high-quality infrastructure drives economic growth, boosts productivity, improves our way of life, and underpins a country's prosperity. New Zealand faces significant challenges in planning, funding, consenting, delivering, and maintaining infrastructure. Under the current …
Continue Reading about NZ’s Infrastructure Bill, Kiwi’s Perceptions, and Challenges →
Congestion, pollution, unsafe roads, and lack of green spaces are some of the problems cities are facing. Some of us can still recall when we played on the streets or walked to school with our friends, which can bring enormous health benefits. While some towns or cities still offer these …
Continue Reading about How Superblocks Reshape Urban Living and Spark Economic Growth →
Africa could be the world's breadbasket if it has enabling policies, a conducive business environment, adequate and resilient infrastructure, innovative technologies, access to capital, and transparency in governance that will help the continent achieve this potential. An article in White …
As a state surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes, Superior, Huron, Michigan, and Erie, the water supply is the least of Michigan's problems. However, its water system is at a critical point due to decades of maintenance and managerial failures compounded by decreasing population, lack of …
Continue Reading about Infrastructure Management Solutions to Help Michigan Water Systems →
As America prepares to spend the US$1.2 trillion infrastructure from the Infrastructure Investment Jobs Act (IIJA) in the next five years, what are the challenges to infrastructure investments regarding meeting the present and future needs? Deloitte Insights published the Deloitte Center …
Continue Reading about Survey Results Describe USA’s Future Infrastructure Outlook →
Current legislation says that every new building constructed must have a green roof to absorb stormwater in Toronto, Canada. The City of Toronto website says that in 2009, Toronto was the first city in North America to adopt a bylaw to require and govern the construction of green roofs. "The …
Many of the USA's water infrastructures are aging and are approaching the end of their 50-76 life spans. Aging pipelines cause frequent water breaks. According to the EPA, there are 240,000 water main breaks annually in the US, costing billions of dollars in water treatment, energy wasted, and …
Continue Reading about Building Water Utilities Resilience Amid Supply Chain Disruptions →
In 2018, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) started developing an enterprise asset management (EAM) to help them manage its diverse and complex group of critical assets that included 25 facilities run by five businesses. The Port Authority has managed, operated, and maintained …
Continue Reading about NY and NJ Port Authority Assets Benefit from Enterprise Asset Management →
Alaska has one of the harshest climates in the world, and more than once, it is called the ground zero for climate change (How is the climate, 2020). The warming in Alaska is twice as fast as the rest of the country. Its average annual temperature has increased by 3 degrees Fahrenheit and 6 …
Continue Reading about Building Innovative Infrastructure in Alaska to Cope with Climate Change →
Looking back at the initial days of the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a nationwide panic-buying of toilet paper in the United States. The toilet paper shortage has left people to substitute other paper forms for their lavatory needs. These other kinds of paper, such as paper towels, …
Continue Reading about Asset Managing Clogged Sewers COVID-19 Toilet Paper Shortages Caused →
Indigenous people worldwide are being ignored and bypassed when it comes to water development projects. This practice is problematic on many levels. The first peoples in any land rely on natural water sources such as lakes and rivers for agriculture and drinking supplies. They also have many …
Continue Reading about Why We Should Consult Indigenous People On Water Development Projects →
