Construction and Infrastructure

ABB has long been a global leader in the power and automation industries, with a significant impact across multiple sectors. In Canada, the company’s commitment to advancing rail technology has been instrumental in driving modernization, operational efficiency, and sustainability. As Canada’s rail sector strives to meet growing demands for greener, more efficient, and more reliable transportation, ABB's innovative technologies and project involvement have positioned it at the forefront of this transformation.

Indra, a global leader in consulting and technology services, has a well-established reputation for its cutting-edge contributions to rail systems worldwide. As one of the world’s top players in ticketing solutions and smart transportation technology, Indra continues to strengthen its global footprint by driving efficiency and innovation in metro systems across various cities. One of its latest projects is in Thessaloniki, Greece, where Indra is implementing its Automated Fare Collection (AFC) technology to revolutionize the metro experience.
 

As demand for electricity shifts from a population’s ‘want’ to a people’s ‘right and need’, the central African nation of Cameroon is firmly staying ahead of the curve. By the close of 2024, its Nachtigal Hydro Power Project will be in full service, providing 30% of the country’s power.

SYSTRA, a global leader in engineering and consulting for public transport and mobility solutions, has secured a significant contract for the design of a new road tunnel in southwest Norway, near Arendal.

The Hajj pilgrimage, a cornerstone of the Islamic faith, sees millions of Muslims from around the world journey to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, each year. This grand event is not only a profound spiritual gathering but also a testament to the incredible infrastructural developments that Saudi Arabia has undertaken to ensure its smooth execution. As the kingdom progresses, the Hajj pilgrimage plays a pivotal role, both in terms of infrastructure enhancement and economic diversification.

Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi recently unveiled the majestic Okavango River Bridge in Mohembo, marking a significant milestone in the nation's infrastructure development. With a price tag of 1 billion pula (£36.4 million), this iconic cable-stayed bridge spans the Okavango River, serving as a vital artery for transportation and connectivity in the heart of Southern Africa. Let's delve into the history, specifications, and socio-economic significance of this engineering marvel.
 

A desire to bring social, cultural and economic links closer across Europe is drawing ever nearer thanks to the stunningly complex Lyon-Turin rail project. While Lyon, located in central eastern France, and Turin, in northern Italy, are relatively close, the sticking point is what has historically separated them – the Alps!
 

Sitting on South America's North Atlantic coast, Guyana – meaning the Land of Many Waters – is undergoing one of the most significant infrastructure transformations since its independence in 1970.