
The History of Wind Power
The history of wind power is fascinating….and longer than you might think.
The history of wind power is fascinating….and longer than you might think.
Floating offshore wind has been dubbed the “gamechanger” for renewable energy. Get the low-down on the cutting edge of renewables here.
What can modern project teams learn from the only ancient wonder of the world left standing? More than you might think..
The Round City of Baghdad: a lesson in megaproject challenges and how to overcome them from over a thousand years ago.
Following our deep dive into megacities, our Quick Insights blog is taking a look at one of the most famous megacities in the world: Tokyo.
Google’s Sidewalk Labs had a plan to transform Toronto into a smart city however received serious concerns of citizens.
Recent predictions for 2030 expect that 60% of people will live in an urban environment, many of these in megacities.
Stuttgart 21 project has a been dubbed “Germany’s most divisive rail project”, is facing renewed criticism in the wake of the allegations
The success of Madrid Metro’s construction has been astonishing and demonstrated the ambition of Madrid’s leadership and of the project teams.
The Aston Martin Cognizant factory will utilise “the latest steel-belt rolling-road system, and a state-of-the-art-flow-imaging section area”.
The UK government announced its National Infrastructure and Construction Pipeline plan (NICP), a £650bn investment in infrastructure.
Some of the most exciting ways of bringing AI into the construction industry are yet to be fully realised.
Today, we are giving you all the fast facts you need in order to understand what the future looks like for U.S. infrastructure.
The infrastructure and power demand that goes hand in hand with Bitcoin mining is something we should not turn a blind eye to.
International Journal of Project Management, 36(2), 385–395.
Dr. Atif traces the history of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)—one of the most formidable megaproject building enterprises in the US history.
Journal of Economic Geography 13 (5): 823–44.
How do large companies such as the Fortune 500 buy infrastructure (e.g. electricity, gas or rail)? Read about how big firms such as Coca Cola or ThyssenKrupp secure long-term supply of critical inputs.
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