Environment and Water

What does re-imagining our water future mean to our Victorian Water team?

AssetReady, a joint venture between WSP and SMEC, has been engaged by WaterNSW to deliver engineering services on the Asset Renewals and Replacement (ARR) Program.

The Rozelle Interchange Project is one of the most complex infrastructure projects in Australia – it is currently in construction and is the final of WestConnex.

Amie Aldred, Principal Civil Engineer in WSP’s Water group, believes access to affordable drinking water and sanitation for all is critical for our future, particularly as we continue to face the challenges of climate change and increased freshwater scarcity.

During National Water Week, we are reimagining our water future including how our Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs) can play more of a role in shaping a sustainable future.

Over half the world's GDP — approximately $44 trillion – is currently exposed to financial risks associated with biodiversity loss. While it has long been known that resilient economies and healthy societies rely on nature, the Covid-19 global pandemic has made this reality even more evident.

Logan Water’s Cedar Grove Environmental Centre won the 2020 Australian Engineering Excellence Award for Queensland by Engineers Australia in a virtual award ceremony this week.

We’re pleased to welcome Richard Neale as Section Executive for Water, to support our water utility clients in Victoria and Tasmania, in delivering a sustainable water future for their thriving communities.

For the past year, our team worked with the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), in an exclusive technical partnership, to help with developing its next generation of Green Star rating tools, which is slated for a phased release beginning early October.

This achievement is a result of strong performance driven by organic growth and key acquisitions.