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The aviation sector is expanding rapidly. Increased globalisation, tourism, and international industry have led to more air traffic, larger aircraft, and the creation of new airports. Aviation companies are searching for solutions to deliver new and upgraded facilities that are future-proof, sustainable, and that cause minimal environmental impact.

The built environment has moved on from being purely functional. New buildings have creative architecture, inspiring layouts and environmentally friendly features. Renovations to existing buildings use fresh designs and sustainable features to breathe new life into outdated structures, while preserving precious heritage.

The energy industry is undergoing a time of change. Fossil fuel resources are dwindling and their harmful environmental effects mean that new energy ideas are needed. The challenge now is to find low carbon, renewable energy sources to meet existing and future demands.

Energy use, water availability, transport infrastructure, waste generation, working environment and more can be engineered to optimise productivity and reduce operational costs. The growing expectation among consumers with regard to corporate responsibility provides additional impetus to organisations to ensure transparency, safety and sustainability of their operations.

Vital to the development of Myanmar is the improvement of its infrastructure to unlock the full potential of its natural resources while improving the lives of its population. Well-functioning infrastructure helps societies to thrive and individuals to prosper. Get the infrastructure right and the benefits extend far beyond the functional.

Myanmar’s unique geographical location makes it a maritime hub for local and international markets. From providing vital pathways for the effective operation of world trade to accommodating offshore installations, the maritime industry plays an important role in the economic success and is increasingly contributing to sustainable energy solutions.

As demand for mined resources increases, the global mining industry is facing new challenges. New technologies are needed to increase productivity and safety, as well as sustainable strategies to reduce environmental impact.

Rural areas are essential to the effective functioning of our societies and environment. They provide food, water and clean air. We use them for recreation, for protection from flooding and to harness renewable energy. By managing their plentiful resources, supporting rural communities and preserving natural ecologies we can enhance the quality of all our lives.

The global population is growing. By 2050, seven billion people are expected to be living in cities; almost double the urban population today. Increasing urbanisation adds to the globe’s ongoing industrial, transport and water challenges, and so the need for comprehensive master planning is greater than ever.

Due to the growing demand for water and flood protection we see the necessity to improve the management of the water cycle, from capture and storage, abstraction and treatment, to flood risk management and coastal protection. Our innovations use technology and power of natural forces to create solutions that safeguard the quality and security of our water, reduce flood risks and resolve scarcity.