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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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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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The sustainability bubble
Companies need to act now if they are to be ready for a carbon-constrained future.07 Dec 2009
Focus Area: Renewable Energy
Action on energy
EU Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs talks to Stacey Sheppard about the progress Europe is making in its pursuit for sustainable, competitive and secure energy supplies.
The carbon footprint of World Cup 2010
While South Africa and the rest of the continent may be pursuing renewable forms of energy, the world's biggest sporting event will have anything but an environmental benefit with a report saying the carbon footprint of World Cup 2010 will be six times that of the last competition four years ago in Germany.
European energy dependency to increase?
In the past, EU Infrastructure has discussed how reliant Europe's gas supplies are on Russia and how the continent needs to diversify its energy supplies. However, today comes news that European energy dependency could increase, with a European Commission Green Paper predicting Europe could get as much as 70 percent of their energy supplies from external sources over the next years.
Leveraging the best technology
Bill Yeates of Sensus tells Power & Energy why AMI systems are essential to the development of the smart grid.
UK air pollution could cost £300m
Despite renewable energy initiatives and pledges from the past Labour government and the new coalition government, the UK air pollution levels are still dangerously high.
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