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Environmental and sustainability credentials key to unlocking more opportunities in SEA and Pacific
SMEC’s long presence in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Region is wide-ranging, having been involved in the delivery of many infrastructure projects in the hydropower, energy, water and wastewater, road, rail, and port sectors. Across all sectors, the push for sustainability has become fundamental.
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The next generation of hydropower in Australia
Snowy 2.0 is the next generation of the iconic Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme, and construction of this major pumped-hydro project is well underway.
Once complete, the Scheme will provide 2000 megawatts of dispatchable, on-demand renewable energy and approximately 350,000-megawatt hours of large-scale storage to the Australian National Electricity Market.
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Dohazari to Cox’s Bazar Railway project, Bangladesh reaps benefits of site safety culture
Health and safety should be an integral part of businesses, of all shapes, and sizes. At SMEC it is imperative that we protect the well-being of people associated with our company, whether on-site or in the office.
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Virtual Reality sheds new light on driver behaviour
A significant bottleneck in the local network, the traffic performance of the Burnley tunnel in Melbourne, Victoria has long been an issue for the community and for owners, Transurban.
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Value engineering on a priority rail project
Inland Rail, Australia’s biggest freight rail transport project in 100 years, was identified as a priority infrastructure project by Infrastructure Australia in 2016.
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Completing a missing link between Sydney and Bomaderry
Delivered six-months ahead of schedule, the Albion Park Rail Bypass will significantly reduce congestion and improve travel times on the M1 Princes Motorway.
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Transforming Brisbane: Kingsford Smith Drive
Delivering transformative infrastructure which provides growing metropolitan areas with long-lasting community value is made possible through the establishment of strong, collaborative relationships.
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Leading ISC design rating for Pacific Motorway (M1) Project
Integration of sustainable design and construction methodologies achieves the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) first ‘Leading’ IS Design Rating for a road project.
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Electrification of Urban Development in Victoria
Does gas have a future in urban developments?
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Q&A with Julian Howard – The Future of Waste and Resource Recovery
The Waste industry is undergoing an exciting evolution towards a circular economy with sustainable waste management practices being adopted across Australia. State and Federal government policy are driving this sustainable change which will benefit our environment, communities and production of renewable energy for the future.
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