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Energy and water schemes make up half of UK’s planned £775bn infrastructure spend

Energy and water schemes make up half of UK’s planned £775bn infrastructure spend

More than half of the projected £775 billion investment in UK infrastructure over the next decade will be spent on energy, transmission and water projects. The Infrastructure and Projects Authority’s (IPA) National Infrastructure and Construction pipeline reveals that 41% of all infrastructure investment is forecast to be spent on energy projects, with 10% of spending on transmission projects and 4% of the total project spend set aside for water and sewerage schemes.  

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