Heavy-duty transportation: the electric revolution is underway
Infrastructure, municipalities and healthcare form the backbone of public life, delivering the transport networks, urban services and medical care that societies depend on every day. These sectors face a shared imperative: modernising ageing public assets and stretched care systems while managing tight budgets, rising demand and mounting climate and demographic pressures.
This transformation plays out differently across the world’s major public service systems.
Wherever they operate, infrastructure operators, municipalities and healthcare providers face the same core challenge: delivering more reliable, resilient and accessible public services under sustained budget and demographic pressure. This is exactly where ABGi operates, helping public and private sector organisations across transport, urban services and healthcare secure R&D tax credits and innovation funding for their modernisation projects.
AGEING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ASSET MODERNISATION
Renewing decades old transport, water and public building infrastructure under tight budgets and long replacement cycles.
Digitalisation AND SMART CITY TECHNOLOGIES
Deploying AI, IoT and data platforms to optimise public transport, energy networks and urban services in real time.
HEALTHCARE CAPACITY AND WORKFORCE PRESSURE
Managing rising patient demand and chronic staff shortages while sustaining care quality across hospitals and public health systems.
PUBLIC BUDGET CONSTRAINTS AND FUNDING PRESSURE
Financing large scale infrastructure and healthcare modernisation amid limited public resources and competing priorities.
CLIMATE RESILIENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION
Adapting infrastructure and public services to extreme weather, flooding and rising energy and resource demands.
DATA SECURITY AND CITIZEN TRUST
Protecting sensitive health and public service data while maintaining transparency and trust in digital public infrastructure.
$11.2T
Global healthcare spending in 2025
$94T
Global infrastructure investment needed by 2040 (G20 Global Infrastructure Hub)
$18T
Shortfall in global infrastructure funding projected by 2040 if current trends continue
1.5B
People worldwide aged 65 and over expected in the coming years, driving healthcare demand
Operations & Performance
Technology
ESG & Sustainability
Heavy-duty transportation: the electric revolution is underway
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