From China to Qatar, Stadiums Become Champions of Environmental Sustainability

New large sports facilities are environmentally -friendly infrastructures with advanced technologies and green energy. The latest is the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre in China, but it is not the only...

The Role of the Northern Territory in Australia’s Race Toward a Sustainable Future

Among the major projects, the Darwin Ship Lift will accelerate the development of the Port of Darwin, transforming the capital into a solid hub for maritime services thanks to its strategic location i...

NEOM: Mega-Projects Between Sustainable Environments, Tech Innovation and High-Speed Rails

From the smart city of The Line to the ski resort of Trojena, from the industrial city of Oxagon to the luxury destination of Sindalah, NEOM looks like something out of a sci-fi novel, combining high-...

Saudi 2034: Saudi Arabia Chooses Its Stadiums for the Next FIFA World Cup

For the 2024 World Cup, Saudi Arabia is investing more than $20 billion in the construction of 15 state-of-the-art stadiums spread across the five designated cities, from the capital Riyadh to the fut...

6 Record-Breaking Dams: From the Swiss Alps to China (Including the Biggest Dam in the World)

While the Rogun Dam is under construction in Tajikistan, set to become the tallest dam in the world, let’s explore other dams that stand out for their record-breaking water energy technology and for t...

Tajikistan: the world’s tallest dam will change the region’s energy balance

The Rogun dam will ensure a sustainable future for Central Asia

Yurringa Energy: the first Aboriginal-owned company providing green energy to an Australian major infrastructure project

In Melbourne the enterprise will supply clean energy to power the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) working on the North East Link.

Australia’s Energy System needs 10,000 kms of new trasmission lines

This is the condition to complete the energy transition of the country according to the Australian Energy Market Operator

Green energy: a new life for an old mine

Interview with Timothy Weber, Research Officer at the Australian National University: identifying disused mines to convert into pumped hydro energy storage schemes to help Australia rely exclusively o...