Strategic infrastructure means projects that develop commonly utilized assets that provide an advantage to one or more private sector entities or that create necessary physical infrastructure in the state, and such projects are not adequately provided by the public or private sectors. Such projects may include vertical improvement developments, facilities and equipment upgrades, or the redevelopment or repurposing of underutilized property or other assets, provided that each project is intended to attract additional public or private sector investment and result in broad-based prosperity in this state.

Strategic infrastructure means, for the purpose of enforcement or execution of an arbitral award in Article 13.4(c), communication and transportation infrastructure, power generation infrastructure, energy installations, defence and security equipment and the Central Bank of Tanzania assets and foreign reserves.

Strategic infrastructure means infrastructure that connects and interconnects the port

Examples of Strategic infrastructure in a sentence

Elkton Gas Strategic Infrastructure Development and Enhancement ("STRIDE") Plan In June 2021, the Company reached a settlement with the Maryland PSC Staff and the Maryland Office of the Peoples Counsel regarding a five-year plan to replace Aldyl-A pipelines and recover the associated costs of those replacements through a fixed charge rider.
Highways and Infrastructure assumed responsibility for the Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program and the Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund from Municipal Affairs.
The new Ontario Strategic Infrastructure Financing Authority will provide pooled financing for public infrastructure projects.
In terms of infrastructure, the Strategic Infrastructure Program (SIP) includes 478 works, mainly passageways and road works, passageways and rail works, underground transports, inter-modal hubs, ports and freight terminals, public buildings, water works, soil protection works such as the Mo.SE project (flood protection system for Venice).
The Ministry for Development’s 2005 - 2020 Strategic Infrastructure and Transport Plan foresees continued work on other high-speed lines in Spain.

More Definitions of Strategic infrastructure

Strategic infrastructure means for the purpose of enforcement or execution of an arbitral award in Section 13 communication and transportation infrastructure, power generation infrastructure, energy installations, defence equipment, the Bank of Tanzania assets, foreign reserves, properties utilised for diplomatic services, cultural and historical objects which are inside or outside the United Republic of Tanzania, and any other infrastructure of a similar nature not intended for commercial purposes.

Strategic infrastructure means major land/development works or facilities which are required to enable development to proceed as defined in the Council’s “Planning Obligations Implementation Scheme SPD” or any revision or replacement document for the time being in force

Strategic infrastructure means projects that develop commonly utilized assets that

Strategic infrastructure means the network infrastructure (as defined in the Act) and identified in the Strategic Infrastructure Concept Plans or as required for HCC to service Amberfield with network infrastructure as part of the development of the PSPA;

Strategic infrastructure means the same as defined in Iowa Code section 15.313.