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Industrial infrastructure are the foundational structures, systems, facilities and services that are required by industries. For example, you couldn't start a factory without connections to things like water, electrical, transportation and digital infrastructure. Industrial infrastructure increases economic efficiency and opportunity. It can also improve the resilience of a nation as it can reduce dependence on foreign supplies of industrial goods. The following are common examples of industrial infrastructure.Airports & Cargo Terminals | Assembly Plants | Business Software | Cement Plants | Cloud Platforms | Communication Networks | Data Centers | Distribution Centers | Electrical Grids | Electrical Substations | Factories | Foundries | Freight Terminals | Heavy Industry | Industrial Parks | Industry Regulators | Logistics Hubs | Mines | Ports & Harbors | Power Plants | Rail Yards | Railways | Refineries | Roads | Robotics Platforms | Steel Mills | Textile Mills | Warehouses | Water Supply Infrastructure | Water Treatment Facilities |
OverviewIndustrial infrastructure includes industrial facilities themselves such as factories and all the services upon which these facilities depend in areas such as transportation, energy, water and technology.DiscussionIndustrial infrastructure can also have drawbacks such as pollution or landscapes that aren't very natural or conductive to quality of life. For example, people generally don't want to live near things such as large factories, airports or highways but these are all good for the industrial economy.Next: Economic Infrastructure
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