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WSP develops and operates projects for buildings and industry, transport & infrastructure and environment. With around 10 000 employees WSP is one of the largest consultant companies in Europe and one of the largest in the world.
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Founded in 2003, Optosecurity Inc. develops breakthrough security products for the Transportation and Critical Infrastructure markets.
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Where our team of guest writers discuss what they think about the current trends and issues.
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The sustainability bubble
Companies need to act now if they are to be ready for a carbon-constrained future.07 Dec 2009
Focus Area: Infrastructure
Strides towards sustainability
Jean-Louis Chaussade, EVP of the €44 billion Suez Group and CEO of subsidiary Suez Environment, shares his thoughts on sustainability, expansion and infrastructure innovation with Rebecca Goozee.
Sustaining infrastructure
The mission of Bentley Systems has long focused on helping our users improve the world’s infrastructure. Infrastructure provides the basic facilities, services, and installations required for a community or society to function and is, in fact, the interface between people and our planet. By Bentley Systems
Measuring up the options for sustainability
Climate change and sustainability have risen to the top of the agenda for professionals responsible for building and maintaining transport infrastructure; and as Colas UK senior manager Carl Fergusson writes in the latest issue of EU Infrastructure magazine, highway and airfields engineers need to know how to meet emerging sustainability policies.
Green Airports – from concept to design
With the tremendous increase in air traffic and the number of people involved in their operation, airports are increasingly faced with the negative impacts they have on the environment. This has created a need for airports to function with a minimum environmental load. By Deerns
Sustainability difficulty
Carl Fergusson, Business Manager for Colas UK, explains why highway engineers working for UK local government are faced with a problem relating to the fundamentals of how they work.
Source: euinfrastructure.com© 2010 GDS Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.