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#209 Asset Management, Resilience, and Climate Change
In a world of complex supply chains, how can owners secure their assets against risks like climate change and disease lockdowns? By using the concept
Environmental
#208 Counting Carbon Costs in the Built Environment
The first edition of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Whole Life Carbon Assessment for the Built Environment, published in 2017, is a professional
Environmental
#207 Revolution in the North Sea
For 50 years the North Sea has been critical to European energy. Technology and skills developed over decades enabled the extraction of oil and gas
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#206 The Giant Props of Gothenburg
The Swedish city of Gothenburg is celebrating its 400 year anniversary in 2023 and as part of the celebrations the city is undergoing a construction
Environmental
#205 The Green, Green, Shores of Home
In recent decades, companies have moved manufacturing to countries offering low cost labour. Today, as they aim for Net Zero, they must also consider their
Podcast
Introducing: How to Build a Railway
The Engineering Matters and Reby Media team has been working on a new podcast series in partnership with HS2. How to Build a Railway is
Environmental
#204 Creating Green Airports of the Future
Globally, the aviation industry accounts for 2.5% of all carbon emissions. The emission of other gases and particulates at altitude may make its warming impact
Build
#203 Revisited: Crisis Shelter for Mass Displacement
In light of the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, this we are revisting the story of Nooraullah Kuchai. Noorullah is a civil engineer, a
Build
#202 After the Collapse
What do we do after a structure fails? Often, we go to court. Courts cannot make bereaved families, or those injured, whole. They cannot repair
Environmental
#201 Creating the UK’s First eMixer
In 2019 Tarmac announced their Innovation Challenge, for companies to propose new technologies to help Tarmac decarbonise. Over the next three years in partnership with
Digital
#200 Nuclear Robots on the Cutting Edge
Robots are increasingly able to take on any repeatable task in industry, and are used in many dull, dirty or dangerous tasks. But their deployment
Environmental
#199 Pioneering Carbon Capture for Thermal Power
How can we maintain reliable power through the energy transition, while still making significant cuts to energy emissions? Carbon capture and storage promises an answer,