Infrastructure
Reset and Rebalance: What Will Shape Construction in 2026?
As the construction sector enters 2026, the prevailing mood is not one of acceleration or retrenchment but reset and rebalance. After several years shaped by inflationary pressure, labour and materials volatility, shifting occupier behaviour and political uncertainty, the market is settling into a more deliberate and selective phase.
By Daniel Wynne
Reindustrialisation and Regional Regeneration: Construction’s Role in Economic Renewal
As the UK transitions into a new era of economic and industrial policy, construction is poised to play a vital role in reshaping the national landscape.
By Chris Lewis
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Spending Review 2025: A Delivery System Under Pressure
Spending Review 2025: A Delivery System Under Pressure
The ambition is clear, but delivery remains the real test. As a trusted advisor to public clients across sectors, ߣߣÊÓƵapp; Theobald (G&T) understands the complexity of turning funding into tangible, value-led outcomes. Our insight into delivery mobilisation, governance and strategic programme control offers a lens through which to view the challenges ahead.
By Michael Urie
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Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
Ireland's energy infrastructure is at a decisive juncture. A rapidly growing economy - driven by energy-intensive industries such as data centres, manufacturing and life sciences - demands an unprecedented expansion in power supply. To secure it's energy future, Ireland must act decisively - modernising its grid, accelerating renewable energy adoption and ensuring regulatory frameworks facilitate investment and innovation.
By Michael Urie
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Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Infrastructure is the backbone of economic growth and social progress. Yet, Ireland faces a complex infrastructure paradox: significant investment commitments alongside persistent delivery challenges.
By Michael Urie
