South Hook LNG terminal upgrade, UK

Collaborative focus on resource use alongside net zero is vital

While government has a role in setting out policies to enable the construction industry to deliver, it is down to the industry to deal with the how of delivery, not the government.

Ruturaj Govilkar joins Mott MacDonald as managing director of its South Asia business

Ruturaj will be responsible for further strengthening the consultancy’s capability in the delivery of strategic infrastructure and advisory projects for key clients.

Zero Carbon Accelerator launches to drive net zero future across the capital

Mott MacDonald has been appointed by the Mayor of London’s office to deliver the Zero Carbon Accelerator, a programme aimed at helping organisations decarbonise and achieve London’s net zero target by 2030.

Mott MacDonald secures new framework with Northern Ireland Water

Mott MacDonald has been appointed to Northern Ireland Water’s new IF182 Professional Services Framework that will run for an initial four year term.

Mott MacDonald to support landmark pumped hydro project in Queensland, Australia

Mott MacDonald, in partnership with GHD and Stantec under the Water2Wire joint venture (JV), has been selected by Queensland Hydro as the dams designer delivery partner for the Borumba Pumped Hydro Project.

A modern energy hub

The 1GW White Pine pumped-hydro storage project is under development in White Pine County, Nevada.

Safeswim, Auckland New Zealand

Swimming off Auckland’s beaches is one of the big attractions of living there. But after heavy rain, sewage from the combined sewerage and stormwater network sometimes overflows.

Transforming rail on Manhattan’s East Side

An unprecedented achievement that has overcome a host of challenges, the East Side Access megaproject will provide a major expansion of commuter rail in New York.

Linking up Silicon Valley

The world’s third-biggest bored tunnel is being built to close a gap in the Bay Area’s rapid transit system, with minimal disruption to residents and businesses.

A new perspective on an 85-year-old airport

How do you redesign an airport first opened in 1948 to delight passengers more than 80 years later without expanding the site or even owning the terminals?

Laying the ground for Ontario’s new line

Toronto’s largest and most complex transport project to date, the Ontario Line, is being delivered under a combination of two large public-private partnerships and two progressive design-build contracts.

Passenger rail with zero emissions

A new transport technology could offer potential greenhouse gas reductions and other benefits throughout California and the US.

Nature-based solutions: Restoring life to a polluted waterway

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