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ARTICLE · 11 NOVEMBER 2024

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Energy Transition In The Construction And Infrastructure Industry

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While the impact of the energy transition is being felt across all industries and all economies, the growing importance of decarbonization is particularly apparent in the construction and infrastructure sectors.

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While the impact of the energy transition is being felt across all industries and all economies, the growing importance of decarbonization is particularly apparent in the construction and infrastructure sectors. There are countless ways of categorizing the role of the energy transition in construction and infrastructure, including by looking at the types of energy transition projects under development.

These range from pure energy transition projects such as projects investing in renewable energy production and associated infrastructure; traditional infrastructure projects and assets under development, or in existence, in a decarbonizing world—infrastructure projects and assets employing renewable energy sources, carbon capture mechanisms, and incorporating carbon neutral supply chains; and repurposing, decommissioning, and removal of end-of-life assets that are no longer viable in the decarbonized economy, including the decommissioning of oil and

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