Environmental Impact is Part of Transmission Line Study

Helping to protect and manage the long-term viability and biodiversity of the area.

WSP is advising on a project initiated by its client DSV, a global transport and logistics company. The goal is to establish a new, modern, future-proof and sustainable logistics centre with a view to creating green savings and increasing efficiency.

The project has a strong focus on sustainability and will be built on a 761,000 m² site in the village of Lund near Horsens. The office building will be certified DGNB Gold, while the logistics facilities will be certified DGNB Silver.

This new active transport bridge over the Brisbane River is greatly improving walking, wheeling, and riding connections between the Brisbane Central Business District, Kangaroo Point, and the Eastern Suburbs.

We are delivering a digital tool that will support implementation of the NSW Government’s Strategic Land and Property Framework (SLPF).

As part of Innovate Energy, a private-partner consortium, WSP is designing, building and converting the existing high-temperature steam system powering Canada’s National Capital Region to a more energy-efficient, low-temperature hot water system to reduce the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions.

A once-in-a-generation infrastructure project is set to boost Sydney’s aviation capacity and deliver tremendous benefits for the rapidly growing Western Sydney Region.

This project illustrates several success factors in PFAS analysis and mitigation, particularly the value of having a three-dimensional conceptual site model to determine the pathways and receptors, and to provide information for choosing mitigation methods.

Quantitative Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment (Site Specific Risk Assessment or SSRA) to assess the potential risk of PFAS in the environment.

The area around Karens Minde in Copenhagen's old South Harbour district is to be urbanized and climate-adapted as part of a single project.

World’s largest green hydrogen storage facility being developed in Utah with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Loan Programs Office will help scale low-carbon energy for western states. 

When a boiler explosion threatened heat production to Ottawa’s downtown core just weeks before winter set in, a national emergency was declared. Working around the clock, an entirely new plant was built in only 37 days.

Upgrades at the Sainte-Angelique drinking water treatment plant in Saint-Lazare, Quebec, aimed to double water production capacity to 19 MLD without enlarging the plant building and staying within budget.