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12.10.2020 (648 Clicks)

Change in Epiroc AB’s Nomination Committee for the Annual General Meeting 2021

Epiroc AB’s Nomination Committee for the Annual General Meeting 2021, which was originally announced on October 5, 2020, has changed.

12.10.2020 (682 Clicks)

Crossrail Project Update – 29th Septempber 2020

Crossrail Ltd plans to bring the Elizabeth line into passenger service as soon as practically possibly in the first half of 2022.

10.10.2020 (907 Clicks)

Bauer Group repositions Strategy in the Area of deep Drilling Technology and expands the Equipment Business in the USA

In recent months, the Bauer Group has been working hard on a strategic realignment in the area of deep drilling. The equipment business in the USA has also been expanded suitably.

09.10.2020 (783 Clicks)

Bentonite Mats allow Fish to migrate

The listed Schwabentorwehr in Freiburg was in disrepair and insurmountable for fish. With the help of bentonite mats, the fish now have a free run again.

08.10.2020 (633 Clicks)

NRG Argentina selects Superior Conveyors for new Frac Sand Plant

Superior Industries, Inc., a global manufacturer and supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, is honored to be selected as the material handling supplier for NRG Argentina’s (NRG) new frac sand plant in Río Negro, Argentina.

08.10.2020 (659 Clicks)

51st virtual International Symposium on Hydraulic Engineering Aachen (vIWASA)

Due to the corona pandemic the Symposium on “Adaption of Water Management to Climate Change: Challenges, Opportunities and Goals” will take place digitally on January 7, 2021.

The effects of climate change are already visible today. In future, an increase in anthropogenically caused climatic changes is to be expected, which will also pose great challenges for water resources management. The focus will be on floods and heavy rainfall events, but also droughts and increasing low water events as well as sinking groundwater levels. These are challenges that we already have to deal with today. All the more reason to ask what effects of climate change we still have to face and how we have to adapt and expand our water management infrastructure in a resilient and sustainable manner. This represents a task for the water industry that spans generations. The 51st vIWASA is dedicated to the current state of scientific knowledge on climate change and questions how the world' s climate will change in the coming decades and what effects can be expected especially in the field of hydrology.

The IWASA, organized by the IWW, has established as an important meeting and information point frequently used by expert groups. It addresses primarily engineers and natural scientists from the fields of hydraulic engineering and water management, but interested people from all fields are welcome. Due to the corona pandemic, the 51st vIWASA will take place digitally as an online seminar for the first time. The health as well as the protection of all participants has the highest priority. Shortly we will provide further information about the event here.

The IWASA, organized by the IWW, has established as an important meeting and information point frequently used by expert groups. It addresses primarily engineers and natural scientists from the fields of hydraulic engineering and water management, but interested people from all fields are welcome.

More information: here

Source: RWTH Aachen, IWW, Professor Dr.-Ing. Holger Schüttrumpf

                     

08.10.2020 (572 Clicks)

Three Decades of Environmental Technology in the Bauer Group

Over the past 30 years, what is now the Bauer Umwelt business division of Bauer Resources GmbH has developed from a twoperson operation into a leading company for environmental technology with 177 employees. This successful trajectory began by tackling a challenge in specialist foundation engineering: how to handle contaminated areas on construction sites.

08.10.2020 (771 Clicks)

Strabag Consortium awarded Contract for D55 Motorway in Czech Republic

• Construction of 8.4 km section from Babice to Staré Město
• Contract value around € 105.5 million (STRABAG share: 50 %)
• Project schedule: 42 months

08.10.2020 (748 Clicks)

QRC welcomes Progress on CopperString 2.0 to power North West Minerals Province Jobs

The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the Queensland Government’s announcement of an implementation agreement for the proposed CopperString 2.0 high voltage 1,100 km transmission line to the North West Minerals Province.

06.10.2020 (674 Clicks)

Pieridae engages EPCC contractor Bechtel

Pieridae Energy Limited announced that it has signed a services agreement with respected global engineering firm Bechtel related to Pieridae’s 2-Train Goldboro LNG Facility. Some of the key deliverables in the services agreement are:

• Initiating a detailed review of the scope and design of the Goldboro LNG Facility and developing a comprehensive engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (“EPCC”) execution plan by March 31, 2021;
• Delivering a final lump sum, turnkey EPCC contract price proposal by May 31, 2021; and
• Conducting a meaningful engagement with the Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq First Nations including their participation in the construction of a large-scale work camp at the LNG site.