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20.10.2020 (773 Clicks)

Hochtief Subsidiary Cimic enters Sale Agreement with Elliott for 50% of Thiess

•  Valuing Thiess at AUD 4.3 billion (100% enterprise value)
•  Realizing cash proceeds of AUD 1.7 billion to AUD 1.9 billion to Cimic

20.10.2020 (1229 Clicks)

New Integration advances the Planning, Design and Development of Urban Environment

RobertsDay has joined the Hatch group of companies bringing together Australian thought leaders in urban solutions with global experts in infrastructure, engineering and construction.

20.10.2020 (620 Clicks)

Fugro completed a Piping Research Project in Cooperation with the Friesland Water Authority and Deltares

The research investigated the erosion of tidal sand in protective sea-dikes along the Wadden Sea coast in the Dutch province of Friesland and represents a significant development in the Dutch Flood Protection Programme. Water seeping through the dike has the potential to develop tiny channels (piping) that wash sand away and could cause the dike to fail. This critical research aims to identify conditions that influence this mode of dike failure, particularly during periods of high water.

20.10.2020 (752 Clicks)

Hatch announces new Director of Smart Port Strategy

Hatch welcomes Michael Houen as director of smart port strategy.

20.10.2020 (714 Clicks)

Skanska to upgrade Gråsjø and Trollheim Hydro Electric Power Plant Dams in Norway

Skanska signed a contract with Statkraft Energi AS for the refurbishment and upgrade of four dams and one flood gate. The contract is worth NOK 508 M, about SEK 485 M, which will be included in the Nordic order bookings for the third quarter 2020.

The dams serve as reservoirs for Gråsjø and Trollheim hydro electric power plants in Surnadal and Rindal municipalities in Norway. The dams at Gråsjø are water reservoirs for the power plant with the same name, while the dam at Follsjø provides water for Trollheim power plant. The dams need to be refurbished and upgraded to meet modern day standards.

The construction work is expected to start in Q1 2021 and be completed by September 1st 2025. Both power plants are owned and operated by Statkraft Energi AS.

Skanska is one of the leading development and construction companies in the Nordics, with operations in building construction and civil engineering in Sweden, Norway and Finland, and developing residential and commercial property projects in select home markets. The commercial development stream is also active in Denmark. Skanska had sales of about SEK 70 billion and more than 15,200 employees in its Nordic operations during 2019.

Source: Skanska

                     

20.10.2020 (690 Clicks)

Congratulations: 100 Years Halbach & Braun!

100 years of innovative, reliable and customized technology from Halbach & Braun!

We are very proud to celebrate our 100^th company anniversary.

Halbach & Braun is well-known worldwide for innovative and sustainable mining, equipment for open pits, quarries and much more. 100 years of experience and, above all, high-quality and reliable solutions, adapted to the demands of our customers, have been and still are the most important prerequisites for our success. We have always been able to meet the high demands of our customers and will continue to do so in the future.

19.10.2020 (574 Clicks)

GeoTHERM moves to June 2021

The date is set. The GeoTHERM changes its date and will take place on June 24th + 25th 2021 at the Exhibition Center Offenburg.

16.10.2020 (591 Clicks)

Liberty Steel Group makes an offer to acquire Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe

Liberty Steel Group, part of sustainable industry leader GFG Alliance, has today announced that it has made a non-binding indicative offer (NBIO) as part of a Thyssenkrupp-led process to acquire the steel activities of Thyssenkrupp. Liberty Steel is a global steel and mining business with annual revenues of about US$ 15 bn/ € 13 bn and 30,000 employees in more than 200 locations on four continents.

16.10.2020 (625 Clicks)

Tried and Tested Robbins TBM and Conveyor complete Ohio River Tunnel

A 6.5 km (4 mi) long tunnel for wastewater storage below Louisville, Kentucky, USA has more to it than meets the eye.  “At first glance, this seems like a straightforward project, but it turned out to be much more challenging,” said Shemek Oginski, Project Manager for the contractor, a joint venture of Shea/Traylor. The 6.7 m (22 ft) diameter Robbins Main Beam TBM and conveyor system had to cope with overstress in the crown that resulted in significant rock fallout in seven different areas, as well as methane gas in the tunnel. By the machine’s breakthrough on September 22, 2020, the crew had much to celebrate.

16.10.2020 (684 Clicks)

Solmax launches online Geosynthetic Drainage Tool for Design Engineers

Geosynthetics play a vital role in the containment of solid and liquid waste in landfills, mining, energy, construction and oil & gas applications. To help design engineers accurately specify the materials needed, Solmax has launched an important online resource for engineers – its Geosynthetic Drainage Tool.