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The National Infrastructure Plan 2010 - assessed
Practice Area: PFI
Sector: Energy and Utilities
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Published: 11 November 2010
Law Firm: Wragge & Co
Overview
The first National Infrastructure Plan for the UK has been published by the Coalition Government.
The Plan describes the requirement for £200bn of infrastructure expenditure in key sectors such as energy, water, transport and communications over the next five years; and considers how and at what cost this can be funded, and the major issues arising in ensuring that it is delivered.
UK law firm Wragge & Co's Public Law & Regulation team looks at what the National Infrastructure Plan says, and what it means.
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