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At this time every year, citizens and decision-makers gather at Folkemødet on Bornholm to engage in meaningful dialogue. From Teledyne Marine, Ole Søe-Pedersen and Lars Munk participated in talks and events throughout the days. Folkemødet attracts around 60,000 participants who join debates, workshops, and speeches. Lars Munk took part in a panel debate on Public Private Partnerships, addressing Critical Underwater Infrastructure, Mission Vital Infrastructure, and Security of Supplies — topics of significant relevance in today's climate. Given Bornholm's proximity to the recent underwater explosions at the Nord Stream pipeline, safety and security were prominent themes this year. It is evident that surveying and monitoring the sea are crucial for protecting critical underwater infrastructure and ensuring the safety of our waterways and ports. Achieving these goals requires robust collaboration between government and private companies, and this is where meaningful dialogue becomes indispensable. #Folkemødet #FMdk #MarineTechnologies #EveryWhereYouLook

What am I most excited about for the future of C-PACE? As cities begin mandating energy efficiency improvements and electrification standards (Providence has passed such an ordinance) to meet the challenges of climate change, C-PACE financing will become increasingly more popular in the financing capital stack. RIIB is well-positioned to for this growth, and I also expect to see greater adoption within the broader banking community.

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Join us on June 4-5 at our Digital Mission and Systems Engineering Conference to hear how our solutions can help Next Generation Integrated Air, Land, Maritime and Space systems challenges

Another one for the earlybirds About to be on radio 5 📻 on one of my favourite rants. The destruction of strategic spatial planning in the UK. The national infrastructure commission are frantic about short termism and lack of strategic direction… …meanwhile as the sector prepares to descend on Leeds next week for #ukreiff the big question is over how spatial priorities sit within an industrial strategy and at what scale?

Join us on April 25th for the April all-members meeting of SSPI-WISE! The meeting will feature a panel discussion as part of the topic campaign, "Invisible, Indispensable Infrastructure," underwritten by SES. The meeting will be held live via Zoom and is open to all members of the industry. Register now: https://vist.ly/xf5r More info on the new campaign: Our world is supported by infrastructure that no one can see. It keeps computer and communication networks running. It detects hurricanes and wildfires as they form and tracks the carbon driving climate change. It guides ships and aircraft, connects homes and schools, battles disease and uncovers illegal activity. Unlike other infrastructure, it consumes no concrete or asphalt and needs no heavy steel beams for support. It circles the entire Earth, but your eyes never see it nor do your fingers ever touch it. It is the network of communication and observation satellites orbiting the world, thousands in number and growing fast. Day in and day out, they generate knowledge, share information and experiences and help protect, feed, inform and connect us. Without the invisible, indispensable infrastructure of satellite, life as we know it would be impossible.

Join us on June 4-5 at our Digital Mission and Systems Engineering Conference to hear how our solutions can help Next Generation Integrated Air, Land, Maritime and Space systems challenges