Inside the challenges encountered in delivering the new Camp Hill line railway
This post was originally published on this site Building three new stations by a live line in urban areas, with a few surprises thrown in,…
Author: New Civil Engineer
SSE proposes hydrogen power station on former coal-fired site in West Yorkshire
This post was originally published on this site Plans for a new hydrogen power station at the former coal-fired Ferrybridge site in West Yorkshire have…
£41.8M upgrades to A614/A6097 corridor in Nottinghamshire to start after securing DfT funds
This post was originally published on this site Work is set to begin on a £41.8M upgrade of two key roads in north Nottinghamshire after…
Amentum to create 3,000 UK jobs amid expansion in nuclear and defence work
This post was originally published on this site US-based engineering and services firm Amentum has announced plans to recruit 3,000 staff in the UK over…
Brenner Base Tunnel breakthrough means Italy and Austria now connected under Alps
This post was originally published on this site For the first time, Italy and Austria are directly linked beneath the Alps: engineers have completed a…
Backlash against UK nuclear push with uncertainty over radioactive waste disposal a key issue
This post was originally published on this site The UK’s uncertainty around a disposal option for nuclear waste critically undermines its grand ambitions to deploy…
Reaction as Trump tells UK to ‘drill, baby, drill’ in North Sea and disparages ‘joke’ renewables
This post was originally published on this site US president Donald Trump told the government to “drill, baby, drill” during his state visit to the…
The Wash tidal barrage promoter aims to apply for DCO in October
This post was originally published on this site The promoter of the Wash tidal barrage project, which would connect Gibraltar Point near Skegness in Lincolnshire…
Defra calculates £100bn to nationalise water sector but ‘true’ figure could be much lower
This post was originally published on this site The UK government has calculated that nationalising the water sector would cost around £100bn, but this has…
‘Remarkable’ lack of co-ordination on Suffolk NSIPs means residents suffer ‘cumulative impact’
This post was originally published on this site An MP has proposed establishment of a body to improve co-ordination between Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs)…