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01InfrastructureconstructionGlobalinvestmentoninlandtransportinfrastructureasshareofGDPin2021,byselectedcountriesInlandtransportinfrastructurespendingasshareofGDPinselectedcountries2021SpendingaspercentofGDP0.0%China0.5%1.0%1.5%2.0%2.5%3.0%3.5%4.0%4.5%5.0%5.5%4.8%Georgia(2019)Azerbaijan3.1%2.6%Belarus(2019)UzbekistanSerbia,RepublicofAlbaniaHungaryNorthMacedoniaAustralia2.4%2.3%2.3%1.8%1.7%1.7%1.5%1.5%1.4%1.4%Norway(2020)CzechRepublicSlovakRepublic4Description:Asashareofthecountry’sGDP,China’saverageinfrastructurespendingin2021wasnearly10timeshigherthanthatoftheUnitedStates.Indeed,at4.8percentofitsGDP,China'sinvestmentsweresignificantlyhigherthananywhereelseintheworld.Bycomparison,investmentsinCentral&EasternEurope-theCEEregion-wererelativelyhigherthanthoseintheirWesternEuropeancounterparts.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019to2021;Inlandinfrastructureincludesroad,rail,inlandwaterways,maritimeportsandairportsSource(s):ITF;OECDValueofaccumulatedinfrastructureandnon-residentialbuildingconstructionputinplaceintheUnitedStatesbetween2012and2022,bysector(inmillionU.S.dollars)U.S.commercialbuildingandinfrastructureconstruction2012-2022,bysectorValueinmillionU.S.dollars02004006008001,0001,2001,400PowerEducational1,166.41,041HighwayandstreetCommercial1,032.1875.9ManufacturingOffice820754.7TransportationHealthcare543.1488.6SewageandwastedisposalAmusementandrecreationLodging278.2262.1251236.8CommunicationWatersupply176.25Description:Duringthepastelevenyears,powerinfrastructurewasthetypeofnon-residentialconstructionwiththehighestaccumulatedspendingintheUnitedStates.Thevalueoftheconstructionofpowerinfrastructure,highwaysandstreets,andeducationbiuldingsfrom2012to2022amountedtooveratrillionU.S.dollars.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2012to2022Source(s):USCensusBureauValueoftotalnewinfrastructureconstructionintheU.S.from2012to2023,bysegment(inbillionU.S.dollars)TotalnewinfrastructureconstructionintheU.S.2012-2023,bysegmentTransportationCommunicationPowerHighwayandstreetSewageandwastedisposalWatersupplyConservationanddevelopment4504003503002502001501005002012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220236Description:IntheU.S.,thetypesofinfrastructurewiththebiggestmarketsizeintheconstructionindustryin2023werepowerinstallations,aswellashighwaysandstreets.Thesesegmentsmadeupmorethanhalfofthespendingininfrastructureconstructionthatyear.Transportationinfrastructureoccupiedthethirdpositioninthelist,withapproximately64billionU.S.dollars'worthofconstructionputinplace.PoweralsowasthetypeofprivateinfrastructureconstructionintheU.S.withthebiggest[...]ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2012to2023Source(s):USCensusBureauBarrierstoinvestmentactivitiesseenbyinfrastructurefirmsintheEuropeanUnionandUnitedStatesfrom2023,bytypeInfrastructureinvestmentbarriersEUandU.S.2023,bytypeShareofrespondents0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%AvailabilityofskilledstaffEnergycostsUncertaintyaboutthefutureBusinessregulationsLabourmarketregulationsDemandforproducts/servicesAvailabilityoffinanceTransportinfrastructureDigitalinfrastructure7Description:Accordingtoa2023survey,EUandUnitedStatesinfrastructurefirmsnotedthattheavailabilityofskilledstaffwasthebiggestbarriertotheirinvestmentactivities.Secondly,overthreequartersofrespondentssawuncertaintyaboutthefutureandenergycostsasanobstacletotheirinvestments.Additionally,overhalfofrespondentsalsomentioneduncertaintyaboutthefuture,aswellasbusinessandlaborregulationsasaninvestmentbarrier.Similarconcernsarepresentregarding[...]

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02InfrastructurequalityProjectedinfrastructureinvestmentneedsintheUnitedStatesbetween2020and2029,bysector(inbillionU.S.dollars)InfrastructureinvestmentneedsacrossvarioussystemsintheU.S.2020-2029Total

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03TransportationinfrastructureNewtransportationbuildingconstructionputinplaceintheU.S.from2017to2022,withforecastsuntil2027(inbillionU.S.dollars)NewtransportationbuildingconstructionU.S.2017-2022,withforecastsuntil20279084.1682.4177.798070605040302010069.2661.5560.7357.4556.6956.7953.2246.142017201820192020202120222023*2024*2025*2026*2027*16Description:ThevalueofnewtransportationbuildingsconstructionputinplaceintheUnitedStatesisexpectedtokeepincreasinguntil2027.Constructionspendingfortransportationconstructionprojectsisprojectedtoreachover84billionU.S.dollarsin2027.Thelastactualfigureswerefor2022,whentheyamountedto56.8billionU.S.dollars.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2017to2022;Thiscategoryonlyincludesbuildingsusedfortransportation,suchairports.;*Forecasts.Figuresareincurrentdollars.ReadmoreSource(s):FMICorporationValueofprivateconstructionputinplacefortransportationintheU.S.from2012to2023,bytype(inbillionU.S.dollars)U.S.valueofprivatetransportationconstructionputinplace2012-2023,bytypeAirRailroadOtherlandtransportationinfrastructure2520151050201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023*17Description:Thevalueofairtransportinfrastructureconstructionwasmuchhigherin2023thanadecadeearlier.Nevertheless,mostofthespendingwasstillfocusedonbuildingrailroads.Transportationconstructionspendingfellbetween2018and2021,butithasrecoveredfastin2022and2023.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2012to2023;*Preliminaryfigures.Source(s):USCensusBureauValueofairportinfrastructureneedsintheUnitedStatesfrom2023to2027,bytype(inbillionU.S.dollars)U.S.airportinfrastructureneedsbytype2023-20277063.2605038.8940302010016.612.2211.514.03TerminalAirfieldAccessCapacityOthersSecurityandenvironment18Description:TerminalsweretheelementofairportinfrastructurewiththehighestneedsforinvestmentintheUnitedStatesbetween2023and2027.Meanwhile,itwasexpectedthatairfieldswouldrequireaninvestmentofnearly39billionU.S.dollarsthroughoutthatperiod.Terminalsreferstothebuildingitself,whileairfieldsincludetherunway,aswellasthewholeexteriorareawhereairplanesarelocatedandmovearound.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2023;90airportsSource(s):ACI-NANewhighwayandstreetconstructionputinplaceintheUnitedStatesfrom2005to2022,withforecastsuntil2027(inbillioncurrentU.S.dollars)U.S.newhighwayandstreetconstruction2005-2022,withforecastsuntil20271801601401201008060402002005

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202220Description:U.S.federalrailroadexpenditureincreasedsignificantlyin2020.Spendingonrailgrewfromaroundorbelow20billionperyearpriorto2020toover32billionU.S.dollarsin2020,growingfurtherto37billionU.S.dollarsin2022.TheInfrastructureInvestmentandJobsActthatwaspassedin2021allocatedlargeamountsofpublicfundingtotransportinfrastructure,resultinginthismostrecentgrowthinspending.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;1995to2022;adjustedforinflation;2022dollarsSource(s):BEA;USCensusBureau;USOfficeofManagementandBudget;USAFactsOperatingexpensesofpublictransportationintheUnitedStatesfrom2005to2020,bytype(billionsofU.S.dollars)OperatingcostsofpublictransportationintheU.S.2005-2020,bytypeVehicleOperationsVehicleMaintenanceNon-VehicleMaintenanceGeneralAdministrationPurchasedTransportation6050403020100200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202021Description:Nearly42percentoftheexpensesofpublictransportationintheUnitedStateswasdedicatedtovehicleoperations.Additionally,themaintenanceofvehiclesandofinfrastructurealsomadeupasignificantshareoftheoperatingcosts.MostofthecapitalfundingsourcesforpublictransitintheU.S.camefromassistancefromthefederal,state,andlocalgovernments.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2005to2020Source(s):APTANumberofpassengerstationsforpublictransportationintheUnitedStatesfrom2011to2020,bytypeNumberofpublictransitstationsintheU.S.2011-2020,bytypeBusBusrapidtransitCommuterbusCommuterrailFerryboatHeavyrailHybridrailLightrailStreetcarTrolleybusOther7,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,0000201120122013201420152016201720182019202022Description:BuseswerethetypeofpublictransportationsystemwiththehighestnumberofpassengerstationsintheUnitedStatesin2020,closelyfollowedbycommuterrailandheavyrail.Overall,mostofthestationswereforpublictransitsystemsthatranonrailwaysorsomeotherkindoftrack,suchastrains,streetcars,andlightrail.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2005to2020Source(s):APTATransitrailsystemmileagewithintheUnitedStatesfrom2004to2021TransitrailsystemmileagewithintheUnitedStates2004-2021CommuterrailHeavyrailLightrail14,00012,00010,0008,0006,0004,0002,000020042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202123Description:In2021,thecommuterrailnetworkconstitutedthelargestlengthwithinthetransitrailsystemmileageintheUnitedStates,amountedto7,951statutemiles.Duringthesameyear,themileageofthelightrailnetworkintheU.S.amountedto2,098statutemiles.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2004to2021Source(s):USDepartmentofTransportationPublicelectricchargingstationsintheUnitedStatesasofJune21,2023,byleadingnetworkPublicelectricchargingstationsbynetworkintheU.S.2023Volumeofchargingstations15,00005,00010,00020,00025,00030,00035,000ChargePointNon-NetworkedTeslaDestinationBlinkNetworkTeslaSuperchargerSemaConnectVolta30,4066,1474,1971,8261,7971,7381,3751,104858ShellRechargeEVgoEVConnectElectrifyAmericaFLO845820666AmpUp375LivingstonEnergyGroupRivianWaypoints27323024Description:AsofJune21,2023,ChargePointwasthelargestproviderofpublicelectricchargingstationsacrosstheUnitedStates,recordingsome30,400stations.Theproviderdwarfedallothernetworks,withnon-networkedchargingstationscominginsecondintheranking,atsome6,200stationsinthecountry.TheU.S.countedsome28,000publiclyavailablefastelectricvehiclechargersin2020.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;asofJune21,2023Source(s):AlternativeFuelsDataCenter;EERECHAPTER

04EnergyinfrastructureElectricitytransmissionlinesunderconstructionintheUnitedStatesasofSeptember2023,byextension(inmiles)PowertransmissionlinesunderconstructionintheUnitedStates2023,bylengthExtensioninmiles02004006008001,0001,0001,200GatewayWest(Northwest)TransWestExpress(Northwest)Colorado'sPowerPathway(Northwest)SunZia(Southwest)730560550GatewaySouth(Northwest)400ChamplainHydson(NewYork)TenWest(Southwest)330114100100Cardinal-HickoryCreek(MISO*)Publicpolicytransmission(NewYork)Multipleprojects(offshore)3026Description:AsofSeptember2023,10high-voltagetransmissionlineswereunderconstructionintheUnitedStates.GatewayWestaccountedfor1,000milesoftransmissionlinestotransportwindpowerintheNorthwestregionofthecountryatavoltageof500kilovolts.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;asofSeptember2023;*MISO:MidcontinentIndependentSystemOperator,anIndependentSystemOperator(ISO)andRegionalTransmissionOrganization(RTO)operatingintheMidwest,Arkansas,Mississippi,andLouisiana.

ReadmoreSource(s):GridStrategiesLLC;Varioussources(Industrycontacts,industryreports,projectwebsites,developers,databases,NERC)ElectricitytransmissionlinesunderconstructionintheUnitedStatesasofSeptember2023,bycost(inbillionU.S.dollars)PowertransmissionlinesunderconstructionintheUnitedStates2023,bycostCostinbillionU.S.dollars01234567ChamplainHydson(NewYork)TransWestExpress(Northwest)SunZia(Southwest)633GatewayWest(Northwest)2.88GatewaySouth(Northwest)Multipleprojects(offshore)1.91.9Colorado'sPowerPathway(Northwest)Publicpolicytransmission(NewYork)Cardinal-HickoryCreek(MISO*)TenWest(Southwest)1.71.230.580.327Description:AsofSeptember2023,10high-voltagetransmissionlineswereunderconstructionintheUnitedStates,foratotalof22.5billionU.S.dollarsinvestedintheprojects.ChamplainHudson,NewYork,accountedforthehighestconstructioncost.Theprojecthadanextensionof330milesoftransmissionlinesandavoltageof300kilovolts.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;asofSeptember2023;*MISO:MidcontinentIndependentSystemOperator,anIndependentSystemOperator(ISO)andRegionalTransmissionOrganization(RTO)operatingintheMidwest,Arkansas,Mississippi,and[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):GridStrategiesLLC;Varioussources(Industrycontacts,industryreports,projectwebsites,developers,databases,NERC)ExistingutilitynameplateandnetsummercapacityintheUnitedStatesin2022,byenergysource(ingigawatts)U.S.existingnameplateelectricitycapacity2022,bytypeCapacityinmegawattsNetsummercapacity200Generatornameplatecapacity3000100400500600502.4NaturalgasCoal565.95189.32205.45141.4141.95WindNuclearHydroelectricconventionalSolarphotovoltaicPetroleum94.6699.4480.0779.9671.3871.730.7835.5323.04HydroelectricpumpedstorageWoodandwood-derivedfuelsGeothermal22.017.88.872.653.971.48SolarthermalOtherbiomassOthergasesOtherenergysources1.54.324.91.731.8910.4110.6428Description:NaturalgaswastheenergysourcewiththehighestgeneratornameplateandnetsummercapacityintheUnitedStatesin2022,amountingto566and502gigawatts,respectively.Coalrecordedthesecond-largestcapacitythatyear.Meanwhile,windwastheleadingrenewablesourceintermsofcapacity.In2022,generatornameplatecapacityforwindenergywas141.95gigawattsandthemeasurednetsummercapacitystoodat141.4gigawatts.

ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2022;onlyconsideringutility-scalefacilitiesSource(s):EIATransmissionanddistributionoperatingexpensesformajorinvestor-ownedelectricutilitiesintheUnitedStatesfrom2006to2022(inmillionU.S.dollars)U.S.utilitytransmissionanddistributionoperatingcosts2006-2022TransmissionDistribution18,00016,00014,00012,00010,0008,0006,0004,0002,00002006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202229Description:Majorinvestor-ownedelectricutilitiesintheUnitedStatesspentalmost15.9billionU.S.dollarsontransmissionoperationsin2022.Meanwhile,spendingondistributionservicesstoodatsomesixbilliondollars.Transmissionanddistributionoperatingcostshaveseenacontinualincreaseinthepastdecade,atleastpartiallyaresultofanageinginfrastructure.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2006to2022Source(s):EIA;FERCCHAPTER

05WaterinfrastructureValueofwatersupplyinfrastructureconstructionintheUnitedStatesfrom2002to2023(inbillionU.S.dollars)ValueofwatersupplyconstructionintheU.S.2002-202330282624222018161412102002

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30,000Treatment40,000Storage50,000SourceOther010,00060,00070,00080,00090,000CaliforniaTexasNewYorkFloridaPennsylvaniaIllinoisNorthCarolinaGeorgiaWashingtonMichiganOhioMassachusetts34Description:Asof2021,CaliforniaandTexasweretheU.S.stateswiththehighestneedsforinvestmentindrinkingwaterinfrastructureforthefollowing20years.Themajorityofstatesandterritoriesrequiredmostofthatinvestmentinthedistributionandtransmissionofwater.Despitehavingasmallerlandarea,NewYork,Florida,andPennsylvaniawerealsoamongthestateswiththehighestinfrastructureinvestmentneeds.

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06WastemanagementinfrastructureValueofsewageandwastedisposalinfrastructureconstructionintheUnitedStatesfrom2002to2023(inbillionU.S.dollars)ValueofsewageandwastedisposalconstructionintheU.S.2002-202345403530252015102002

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