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ANZ infrastructure industry well-positioned to meet 2030 benchmarks and achieve net zero by 2050
In a first-time collaboration Autodesk (NASDAQ: ADSK), Australian Constructors Association, Consult Australia and the Infrastructure Sustainability Council have released a joint report to support industry in accelerating a net zero future through the design and construction of the infrastructure pipeline. The report, A net-zero future delivered through our infrastructure pipeline, signals that a whole-of-business, systems-based
Read MoreTransdev John Holland Joint Venture Sets Pathway to Greener Connections in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs
Commuters in Sydney’s CBD and Eastern Suburbs can look forward to a greener, more reliable commute from next year. A new fleet of 136 zero emission buses will service the region as part of a new contract awarded by the NSW Government to Transdev John Holland Buses (NSW) to operate Greater Sydney Bus Contract 9
Read MoreLower South Creek Treatment Program – St Marys and Quakers Hill WRPs
Rating Highlights Exceeding energy requirements The project exceeded the IS Rating requirements for Energy & Carbon Monitoring and Reduction & Use of Renewable Energy. The Base Case footprint for energy and carbon reporting was calculated using a novel approach based upon the Water Services Association of Australia Wastewater Treatment Plant Energy Benchmarking Report. The project
Read MoreLIFTING CONSTRUCTION THROUGH WORKPLACE CULTURE
At the Infrastructure Sustainability Council, we help our members drive sustainability outcomes during the planning, design, delivery and operation of infrastructure that can positively impact the planet, people and their prosperity and progress a world class industry. A strong construction industry is essential to the delivery of sustainable, impactful infrastructure. We welcome the draft Culture Standard for the Construction Industry and encourage all stakeholders to provide feedback into the consultation process. The Culture Standard is being developed by Culture in Construction, an
Read MoreNew chair for Infrastructure Sustainability Council
The Board of Directors of the Infrastructure Sustainability Council has announced the appointment of Deborah Spring as the Chair Elect. Ms Spring will succeed Alison Rowe who has held the position since November 2018, after serving two terms. Deeply familiar with driving systemic industry change, Ms Spring is an independent director and the Chief Executive
Read MoreFuture Focus Forum – Procurement: Infrastructure that “does more”
At this Future Focus Forum event on procurement we examine the important role of procurement and standardised contractual provisions in driving broader outcomes and specific policy positions. What effect does clarity of intention have? Does it improve outcomes for everyone – procurers, designer, contractors and stakeholders? What needs to happen to ensure standardisation of approach?”
Read MoreMoorebank Logistics Park As-Built
The Moorebank Logistics Park is a vital piece of infrastructure for Australia and NSW that will transform the way containerised freight moves through Port Botany and deliver a faster, simpler, and more cost-effective service.
When completed, the Moorebank facility will move 1.5 million shipping containers annually by rail instead of road, taking 2,700 heavy truck movements off Sydney’s roads each day and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 110,000 tonnes every year.
It will also feature Australia’s largest purpose-built warehouse and distribution precinct serviced by the latest automated technology which will see driverless shuttle carriers collect and transport containers around the precinct to be processed, unpacked and stored on site or distributed in smaller consignments.
This facility is an integral component of the Freight, Ports and Transport strategies of both the Commonwealth and NSW governments to help manage the challenges of an expected tripling of freight volumes at Port Botany by 2031.
Moorebank Logistics Park will streamline the freight logistics supply chain from ports to store, deliver savings to businesses and consumers, and help service the rapidly growing demand for imported goods in south-west Sydney.
Read MoreJacobs: Waratah and Wyee stations upgrade
BUILDING PATHWAYS TO A SUSTAINABLE, DECARBONISED WORLD Our biggest opportunity to reduce carbon emission, affect climate change and leave both the planet and society better than they are today, is through the work we perform for our clients. In 2021, the world’s attention remains focused on climate change, with the United Nations describing it as
Read MoreCity Rail Link: Contract 2
Project Description: The $4.4 billion CRL will provide a world-class rail service for Auckland that will have profound and long-lasting benefits for the city. The gains from building a railway tunnel and stations below central Tāmaki Makaurau are immense. Linking the existing dead-end Britomart Station in downtown Auckland with the Western Line 3.45 kilometres away
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