3 Ps in a Pod

3 Ps in a Pod

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3 Ps in a Pod episodes

  • Episode 75: What was the mood at P3C?

    Jonathan reports back from his time in Dallas at the P3C conference, taking place in the week that the Trump administration launched its tariffs plan. We discuss: 

    • The overall mood of the market given the wider economic landscape
    • Opportunities in the transportation market and why there is reason to be optimistic
    • What to expect in 2025 from an evolving market
    • Views from our roundtable on the energy sector, hosted in conjunction with the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA)


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    24 min
  • Episode 74: Moustafa Fahour discusses Plenary’s new Middle East platform

    Alicia Buller speaks to Plenary’s Moustafa Fahour about opportunities in the Middle East. They discuss:

    • The impact of ADQ’s recent 49% stake in Plenary and the opportunity for growth that it creates
    • The maturing PPP market in the Gulf 
    • Key infrastructure markets throughout the region
    • The ingredients that make Plenary take an interest in a particular market
    • Innovative approaches to procurements 


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    21 min
  • How is New Zealand shaping the PPP world, and is it all that it seems?

    Paul and Jonathan take a closer look at the recent Infrastructure Investment Summit in New Zealand, where a host of new projects were announced and promises of investment were made. They review:

    • What the world can learn from New Zealand’s approach
    • How the market is reacting to it
    • Whether the political equilibrium will hold
    • What we might expect from the UK as it prepares its own strategy for infrastructure


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    19 min
  • Episode 72: What does Canada’s election mean for P3?

    Newly installed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a General Election. Things have changed considerably since former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood down a little over a month ago, so there is a lot to consider, including:

    • What did Mark Carney say about infrastructure and investment in his leadership manifesto?
    • What has happened to the campaign of his main rival, Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party?
    • How has US President Donald Trump influenced Canadian politics?


    Then, from 11:35 minutes in, we turn to the US and discuss:

    • Trump's impact on the P3 market
    • What does the future hold for federal programs such as private activity bonds (PABs) and TIFIA?
    • How states are responding and the rise of state-level enabling legislation


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    19 min

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The team behind Partnerships Bulletin and P3 Bulletin bring you the stories behind the headlines, interviews with industry experts, and an occasional lighter look at the market