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To achieve a more sustainable and safer city, Bybanen Bergen, are building a light rail. The first phase of the light rail opened in 2010, and now the fourth is opening in 2022/2023.
Construction of a new pumping station infrastructure in the municipality of Lillestrøm. The project has great social significance in terms of reducing pollution and maintaining the waste management.
Varming chose to partner with BRE as a recognised world-leading independent organisation with one of the most highly regarded certification schemes in the construction sector.
The Midland Metro Alliance (MMA) is working on behalf of Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), which is part of the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), to plan, design and build a series of light rail extensions connecting Birmingham to the wider region.
Musaimeer Pump Station and Outfall (MPSO) is one of the unique infrastructure projects of Ashghal which aims to provide a sustainable solution for the discharge of surface and storm water in Qatar.
China Basin achieved a “Very Good” rating in both Part 1 Asset Performance and Part 2 Management Performance, the first building in the San Francisco area to achieve this level of an In-Use rating.
The Bybanen tram-project is part of the Miljøløftet, a common term for the urban growth agreement and the city infrastructure development package in Bergen. Miljøløftet coordinates investment in public transport, environmental improvements, road construction, pedestrian- and cycle paths, and ensures that the goal of a more environmentally friendly urban development and transport system will be … Continue reading “Bybanen D12 Fløen – Kronstad”
Delivered by the Department for Infrastructure the A6 Dualling Scheme upgrades 14.7 kilometres of Transport Corridor between Randalstown and Castledawson, a route used by 20,000 vehicles each day.
Polycab owes much of its success to its commitment to quality, combined with the ability to produce complex products on short timeframes to meet their customers’ needs.
WashREIT allocated a majority of its $350 million inaugural green bond offering to green building improvements and certification as part of a multipronged ESG strategy addressing energy efficiency, water efficiency, and renewable energy.
