Transition to sustainability: connecting the dots, Vaduz

North-Atlantic economies are evolving to more thoroughly integrate economic, social, and ecological dimensions. This transition is driven by a combination of market demand and policy initiatives. Infrastructure is the fundamental component of this transition. It must respond to both pull and push factors, adapting as necessary. Infrastructure connects the dots in several ways: it harvests the synergies of the economic, social, and ecological; it deploys technology connecting emergent and established investment opportunities. It links the private and public sector. Finally, it bridges the theoretical conception of sustainability transition to its practical implementation. For investors, infrastructure projects capture several premiums during this transition. These include the risk and liquidity premium, the transition premium, and the premium associated with adding corporate value to growing technology companies.