Organizations are shifting focus and adapting to changes shaping global industries, resulting in an increased focus on sustainability, the adoption of digital tools and artificial intelligence, and adaptation to global supply chain changes. These shifts are affecting companies across all sectors, especially in mining and metals. In Southern Africa, these trends have been amplified by infrastructure challenges, reduced risk appetite, and limited capital flows.

With the onset of emerging disruptive technologies, the most important question to ask ourselves is: where do we, as an industry, need to pay attention to these technologies when it comes to our clients’ business?

Discover the challenges and triumphs of women breaking barriers in the transportation sector. Explore their remarkable journey from engineers to leaders in a male-dominated industry.

The renewable energy industry is on the cusp of a global supply crisis. At the same time, the widespread accessibility to clean, sustainable, renewable energy is paving the way toward shaping a new energy landscape. Could shortages of vital equipment and key resources impede the transformation?

The answer to Australia's affordable living crisis might lie in "micro-mobility." Read Mike Day's article in the latest issue of Architecture and Design Australia.

随着技术的发展和金融incentives come into play, a multifaceted approach is essential. The journey to a greener future requires a delicate balance of innovation, regulation, and commitment.

Navigating the complexities of designing and constructing a gigafactory.

In a world where infrastructure looms large, Vincent Hamel's blog underscores how Europe can wield adversity as an opportunity for transformative change. Our author expertly navigates the crossroads of policy imperatives, shedding light on the ambitious goals set by European states to combat climate change while stimulating economic prosperity - through transport infrastructure. Discover how the marriage of economic development and decarbonization can pave the way for a prosperous, resilient, and carbon-neutral Europe.

Digital technology catalyzing minimization of carbon emission.

In addition to scope 1 (direct emissions) and scope 2 (purchased electricity, heat, and steam), many organizations now have scope 3 emissions reduction targets in their climate change strategies.