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Engineering a water-smart future for Central Asia
As climate change reshapes hydrological systems around the world, Central Asia stands at a unique crossroads. The region, home to the mighty Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, faces pressing water challenges, but also holds extraordinary potential for engineering-led transformation.
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Bridging Progress: Innovation and Adaptation in Modern Civil Infrastructure
In today’s evolving infrastructure landscape, bridges are no longer static assets that span physical gaps, they are dynamic enablers delivering connectivity, resilience, and innovations that perform under pressure.
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Beyond Borders: Subsea power cable planning – a framework
Submarine cables are critical infrastructure for global connectivity and renewable energy transmission. However, installing these systems involves overcoming diverse challenges, ranging from shallow water constraints to deep-sea rocky terrains.
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Pioneering renewable imports and subsea connections
Surbana Jurong (SJ) was engaged to provide critical technical support — from project management and stakeholder coordination to technical design and marine survey execution — for one of the country’s first subsea renewable energy transmission projects.
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Beyond Borders: Subsea Power Cables Unlocking Energy Potential
As the world accelerates towards net zero, subsea power cables are becoming vital links that connect offshore renewable energy to mainland grids across borders.
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Shaping resilient shores: Engineering for the future in a changing climate
Coastal cities are at risk from a combination of forces: erosion driven by large waves and rising sea levels, flooding exacerbated by extreme rainfall and storm surge, and land subsidence linked to climate change and human activity.
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Decarbonise to Thrive: Unleashing the Power of the Seven Pillars for Industrial Decarbonisation
The pursuit of industrialisation is intensifying as countries worldwide aim for economic growth and aspire to elevate the income levels of their populations.
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Why Risk Is an Inherent Factor in Tunnel Project
Despite significant advances in modelling, material science and digital engineering, one of the biggest challenges in tunnel design remains; critical decisions must still be made before the full conditions underground are known.
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