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Over the past eight years there has been “no proper structural rehabilitation”, and the lack of works has left the section between Vila Nova de Cacela and Tavira degraded, says the Citizenship Movement.

The Minister of Infrastructure says that signalling and safety certification are still pending.

The concessionaire bidding for the Luís de Camões airport in Alcochete presented the study carried out by more than 60 specialised technicians on the infrastructure required for the construction.

ANA/Vinci Airports today submitted the Environmental Impact Study (phase 1) for the new Luís de Camões airport to the Government, meeting the timetable as part of the concessionaire's bid.


Completion of the Évora–Elvas line has been slipping and has already seen three launch events and two government visits.

The Infrastructure Minister says the Government is studying a financing model. The local council will start a preliminary study next week and wants to take control of the EN-101 to speed up delivery.

Construction of Start Campus's second data centre building in Sines, “four times larger than the first”, will start in February and will allow the “development of the project” to be accelerated, the company said today.

Healthcare systems, emergency services and infrastructure operators must prepare for capabilities that will emerge from current defence investments.

Carlos Humberto Carvalho has been elected president of Lisbon Metropolitan Transport (Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa), assuming leadership of the body responsible for coordinating metropolitan public transport in the Lisbon region.

The study that Isaltino Morais will deliver on Thursday to the Minister for the Environment envisages an intervention split into two phases in an area of the Oeiras municipality that has been severely affected by flooding.

The intervention is part of the 2024–2030 Plan to Reduce Accidents at Level Crossings.

The Northern Region is at a decisive moment in its development. The scale of the economic, social and territorial challenges can no longer be resolved solely through good administrative management or high absorption rates of European funds. It requires regional leadership with strategic vision, the capacity for institutional coordination and a deep knowledge of the territory. The Coordination Commission and ...
Agenda of the CCDRs (Commissions for Coordination and Regional Development of Portugal).

This article is part of the 17th edition of ECO magazine. Buy it here. The watchword for European funds in 2026 is to implement, not least because it is the final year of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP). Anything not completed by 31 August will lose the opportunity. At the Portugal 2030 level as well, it is ...

The Council of Ministers has taken measures to prevent urban planning interventions that could undermine the airport project.

The National Charging Network recorded record figures in 2025, following “a pronounced and unprecedented growth”. Over 2025, more than 8.8 million charging sessions were recorded, representing a 45% increase compared with the previous year, while the number of distinct users exceeded 474,000, resulting in a ...

The private equity fund CVC Capital Partners, through its infrastructure arm CVC DIF, announced on Thursday the acquisition of iPark, a car-park management and mobility services company operating across the Iberian Peninsula, from the US firm Elliott Investment Management. The value of the transaction, which is expected to be finalised this year, is subject to ...

Galp and Moeve have teamed up to establish two energy platforms across the Iberian Peninsula, aiming to coordinate development and operations of energy projects in the region.
The Minister of Infrastructure wanted to send a clear message to ANA during the negotiation and development process for the new airport, despite saying the concessionaire has been complying with its obligations.

The mayor says the deterioration of national roads could put drivers travelling in the area at risk, with a danger of landslides and the carriageway collapsing.

One of the infringed rules concerns access to infrastructure.

Residents are calling for solutions to successive power cuts. “It's desperate,” they say. The municipal council and parish council will meet this Wednesday with E-Redes, which says the faults are due to a lack of infrastructure.

The A1 was closed for several hours between Aveiro South and Mealhada in the north–south direction.
