A total of 19 finalists have made the shortlist across seven categories in CIOB Scotland’s first-ever awards.
Winners will be revealed on Friday 16 September at the Doubletree by Hilton Glasgow.
Webbing structures — from chin straps and parachute material, to space habitats — are extensively employed in engineering systems as load-bearing components. They are frequently subjected to extended ultraviolet (UV) light irradiation, which can affect their integrity and reduce their mechanical strength. Despite technological advancements in structural health monitoring, long-term UV sensing techniques for webbings remain under-developed.
A new study,
The World Food Programme, a humanitarian organization that provides food assistance to millions throughout the world, billed 2022 as “a year of unprecedented hunger.” Topping the list of reasons the organization blames for growing food insecurity is the war in Ukraine, a major grain-producing region known as the world’s breadbasket. Other causes include climate change, COVID-19 and resulting economic shocks.
New York / London– Global built environment engineering consulting firm Arup has been certified by the Climate Bonds Standard Board to be an Approved Verifier of green bonds. Arup joins a select group of firms around the world to vet financing that supports projects in line with the Paris Climate Agreement goals.
“We’re delighted to be able to offer our
The acquisition gives Colas Rail a foothold in the German market and is a key step in the company’s strategy for growth in countries with stable economies and high investment potential in the rail sector.
Hasselmann Group is currently a family-owned business comprising three
Simon Briggs, energy
