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Gothenburg Municipality has set a goal of reducing its consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030. To this end, work has now started on an innovative project to build a fossil-free preschool. The preschool, which will be called 'Hoppet', is being built by Derome. WSP has been attached to the project to help find optimal solutions through investigating and testing different processes, materials and methods.

A state-of-the-art facility for developing challenging but vital “biosimilar” treatments

WSP will assist Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority (HA) to equip its first Supporting Services Centre with latest automation and smart operation technologies. 

Windpeshi is a clean energy generation project taking place in indigenous communities' territories in La Guajira Peninsula, northern Colombia.  The project entails the design, construction, operation and maintenance of a wind farm with approximately 200 MW of installed capacity through the installation of a maximum of 45 wind generators, a booster substation inside the wind farm, a 59.1 km long 220 kV transmission line and other supplementary works.

The newest improvement project at Toronto’s Union Station will deliver an expanded transit hub and enhanced rail and platform-level infrastructure supportive of the GO Expansion plan, which aims to increase regional rail service across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

The Gerald Desmond Bridge is a vital part of U.S. trade infrastructure — 15 percent of the nation's waterborne cargo is trucked over it annually — and a critical access route for commuters between the Port of Long Beach and surrounding communities.

Overseeing more than 200 road and drainage infrastructure projects across Qatar

Uber and WSP have partnered to release a white paper entitled Future Ready Kerbside which examines what we need to do today to ensure our kerbsides and streetscapes enable the places people want now and into the future.

Ingenious engineering by WSP has put the tallest City of London tower on the road to net zero

One of the largest telescopes in the world will allow us to see farther into the universe than ever before