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06.01.2022 (498 Clicks)

Geodesia appoints new CEO Geodesia Germany

As part of its accelerated development in Germany, Geodesia appoints Volker Meyer as CEO of its German subsidiary. Volker is an entrepreneur, boasting a vast experience in management and construction of telecommunication networks. His mission will be to transform Geodesia's ambitions in Germany by supporting the rise of fiber-to-the-home and bringing Geodesia to become the leading player in the engineering and construction of ultra-high-speed networks.

06.01.2022 (285 Clicks)

CDM Smith celebrates 75th Anniversary

A year-long celebration is planned to honor our legacy and enduring purpose to make life better and the world more resilient.

05.01.2022 (294 Clicks)

Sandvik receives SEK 1 billion Order for Tunneling Equipment in the EMEA Region

Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions has been awarded a contract in the EMEA region valued at around SEK 1 billion for the supply of tunnelling equipment, roadheaders and underground drill rigs.

04.01.2022 (346 Clicks)

ABB expands Installation Products Plant in Canada

• CA$16 million investment will create more than 60 new jobs
• Facility expansion will double production of plastic injection molded solutions
• Increased production capacity will better meet Canada’s growing demand for safe, smart and sustainable electrification solutions

04.01.2022 (293 Clicks)

Keliber receives from Business Finland EUR 7 Million Grant for sustainable Solutions

Business Finland has granted Keliber Technology Oy investment funding of a maximum of EUR 7 million. The funds are designated for the acquisition of technology that significantly improves environmental protection in lithium hydroxide production and also enables the utilisation of a side stream from production.

02.01.2022 (334 Clicks)

Anglo American Discussions with Vale to potentially jointly develop the Serpentina Iron Ore Resource in Brazil

Anglo American plc notes the announcement by Vale S.A. on 28 December and confirms that Anglo American and Vale have had preliminary discussions about the potential to jointly develop Vale’s Serpentina iron ore resource that is contiguous to Anglo American’s integrated Minas-Rio iron ore operation in Brazil.

31.12.2021 (310 Clicks)

Fugro’s new environmental Lander Technology deployed in the Red Sea

Fugro has deployed two new autonomous environmental landers off the coast of Saudi Arabia to collect oceanographic data in deep and remote areas of the Red Sea.

The yearlong effort is being performed in collaboration with King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) to better understand the local ecosystem and support Saudi Vision 2030, the country’s social and economic framework for a sustainable future.

The KAUST Red Sea programme represents Fugro’s first use of the new lander technology in the Middle East. Built in partnership with philanthropic and commercial investment organisation Ocean Data Solutions (ODS), the deepwater landers are a cost-effective, reusable and reconfigurable platform, making them ideal for obtaining large volumes of oceanographic data in waters that are historically understudied. The landers can host multiple sensors to monitor and measure a variety of environmental parameters for months at a time in water depths of 10 to 6,000 m.

Remarking on the Red Sea deployment, ODS President Katherine Hall said: “ODS was founded on the belief that a healthy ocean determines our global capability to sustain healthy populations, robust economies, and our future on this planet. A known and healthy ocean is needed to understand and mitigate challenges like sea-level rise and food security, and to scale-up solutions for renewable ocean energy and sustainable aquaculture, among others. We are confident that our partnership with Fugro on the deepwater lander programme and the collaboration with KAUST will allow us to make deeper impacts and contributions to our mission.”

Youssef Atmani, Regional Metocean Manager for Fugro also commented: “We value this strategic collaboration with ODS and KAUST, as the autonomous technology moves Fugro closer to our goal of safe and efficient operations in support of clean energy projects, more sustainable infrastructure and climate resilience. We believe the efficiencies of our new deepwater lander systems will help unlock a new era of ocean data collection, strengthening our contributions to a safe and liveable world.”

Source: Fugro

                     

30.12.2021 (330 Clicks)

HS2 Ltd celebrates a successful 2021 and looks ahead to 2022

Mark Thurston, CEO of HS2 Ltd, said: “It has been a year of major moments for HS2 – from the start of tunnelling, to hitting 20,000 jobs, to awarding the contract to build our trains – 2021 really showed the incredible momentum on Britain’s biggest infrastructure project. HS2 is moving forward, creating jobs, enhancing skills, benefiting UK businesses and building a low carbon, high capacity railway that will change the way we travel in Britain.”

30.12.2021 (321 Clicks)

Fugro delivers Roames Project for WEL Networks in New Zealand

WEL Networks in New Zealand is using Fugro Roames technology to improve identification of network risk and to support regulatory compliance for their distribution network.

29.12.2021 (451 Clicks)

GeoResources Team Wishes You and Your Families a Healthy and Prosperous Year 2022

GeoResources Team Wishes You and Your Families a Healthy and Prosperous Year 2022