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Bradfield Development Authority is proud to support Sydney Water’s Circular Economy Zone project. It plays a critical role in establishing a circular economy within the Aerotropolis, ensuring sustainability and resilience to support economic growth in the region.

Sydney Water will release an Expression of Interest (EOI) in early 2025 seeking proposals to develop and lease 12 hectares of land in Kemps Creek known as the Circular Economy Zone (CEZ). The CEZ will enable Sydney Water’s vision of an eco-industrial park that activates the circular economy in the Aerotropolis growth area and play a vital role in ensuring it becomes a resilient and sustainable city where people want to live, work and visit. The site sits adjacent to the Advanced Water Recycling Centre (AWRC), next to the M12 motorway, and five kilometres from the Western Sydney International Airport. This is a flagship site presenting a unique range of opportunities to drive systemic change in waste management, potentially harness wastewater recycling and water management synergies with the AWRC, undertake renewable energy production, and produce a host of potential circular economic products and services. The opportunity is ideal for either individual proponents, joint ventures or partnerships involving waste specialists, property funds, developers, and financiers seeking long-term investment and sustainability projects. Sydney Water’s key objective for the CEZ is to activate the circular economy by unlocking the value of the site through suitably aligned industries who will bring best practice, innovative thinking and a collaborative approach to deliver this project. The EOI will be released early 2025 via buy.nsw. For more information, contact us at cezone@sydneywater.com.au. #CircularEconomy #MajorProjects #Sydney #SydneyWater #Aerotropolis #WesternSydney #CleanEnergyRevolution #GreenBusiness #EcoInnovation #SustainableSolutions #EcoSolutions #ReduceReuseRecycle #Sustainability #WasteManagement #Innovation #biomethane #energytransition #renewables #protectedcropping #Sustainableaviationfuel #RenewableEnergy

Sydney Water with the heads up that they will be calling for industry partners to join a circular economy zone next to their Advanced Water Recycling plant. This is a flagship project to accelerate the circular economy in Western Sydney - to find out more see details below, and please share widely. #circulareconomy #climatetransition #westernsydney #westernsydneybusiness #industrialsymbiosis #innovation

Sydney Water will release an Expression of Interest (EOI) in early 2025 seeking proposals to develop and lease 12 hectares of land in Kemps Creek known as the Circular Economy Zone (CEZ). The CEZ will enable Sydney Water’s vision of an eco-industrial park that activates the circular economy in the Aerotropolis growth area and play a vital role in ensuring it becomes a resilient and sustainable city where people want to live, work and visit. The site sits adjacent to the Advanced Water Recycling Centre (AWRC), next to the M12 motorway, and five kilometres from the Western Sydney International Airport. This is a flagship site presenting a unique range of opportunities to drive systemic change in waste management, potentially harness wastewater recycling and water management synergies with the AWRC, undertake renewable energy production, and produce a host of potential circular economic products and services. The opportunity is ideal for either individual proponents, joint ventures or partnerships involving waste specialists, property funds, developers, and financiers seeking long-term investment and sustainability projects. Sydney Water’s key objective for the CEZ is to activate the circular economy by unlocking the value of the site through suitably aligned industries who will bring best practice, innovative thinking and a collaborative approach to deliver this project. The EOI will be released early 2025 via buy.nsw. For more information, contact cezone@sydneywater.com.au. #CircularEconomy #MajorProjects #Sydney #SydneyWater #Aerotropolis #WesternSydney #CleanEnergyRevolution #GreenBusiness #EcoInnovation #SustainableSolutions #EcoSolutions #ReduceReuseRecycle #Sustainability #WasteManagement #Innovation #Biomethane #EnergyTransition #Renewables #ProtectedCropping #SustainableAviationFuel #RenewableEnergy

Reflecting on PRG Scotland Ltd.’s Achievements in 2024 As 2024 wraps up, PRG Scotland Ltd proudly celebrates its achievements in innovation, sustainability, and excellence in the construction industry. Key Highlights of 2024 Winner of National Highways Low Carbon Accelerator Program We secured funding to develop low-carbon bitumen from waste tyres, advancing sustainability. Finalists in Start-Up of the Year Award at Highways UK 2024 Our dedication to sustainability earned us a finalist spot, highlighting our contributions to the industry. Successful Study on Low Carbon Bitumen Collaborating with Robert Gordon University and Vinci Construction UK, we created low-carbon bitumen from waste tyres, showcasing its potential for road construction. Sustainable Solutions for National Highways Our process supports National Highways’ net-zero goal by 2040, reducing waste and carbon emissions. Looking Ahead In 2025, PRG Scotland Ltd will continue pushing the boundaries of innovation and sustainability, aiming for a cleaner future. Thank you to our team, partners, and supporters for a remarkable year. Here’s to an even brighter future. #PRGScotland #Innovation #Sustainability #LowCarbon #ConstructionIndustry #CleanFuture #robertgordonuniversity #JLUK #vinciconstruction For more information: www.prgscotland.com

Not one, but TWO ‘Leading’ ratings from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC).🚉 We are thrilled to share that Transport for NSW’s Mindyarra Maintenance Centre, delivered by CPB Contractors alongside fellow CIMIC Group Limited companies UGL and Pacific Partnerships in Dubbo, New South Wales, has received two ‘Leading’ ratings from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council in both the Design and As-Built categories. CPB Contractors is committed to making its projects and operations as safe and sustainable as possible. We are proud that the Mindyarra Maintenance Centre has received this highest rating in the scheme, which recognises the delivery of emission-reducing solutions like solar power and robust water recycling as well as a variety of other sustainability initiatives to reduce environmental impacts and maximise social and economic benefits for the local community. 🌳🌞💧 Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

CIMIC Group companies are committed to delivering sustainable solutions for our clients. For CPB Contractors, UGL and Pacific Partnerships, sustainability was front of mind during the design and #construction of Transport for NSW’s Mindyarra Maintenance Centre which has been recognised with two 'leading' ratings from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council in both the Design and As-Built categories. The project prioritised #sustainability in every aspect of the centre's design and construction, including: > More than 95% of annual operational electricity for the facility sourced from more than 3,200 on-site solar panels > More than 90% of non-potable water demand met by rainwater capture and reuse, aided by a train wash system that recycles its own used water > 100% of landscaping made up of native and drought tolerant species.

I see you and your #sustainability efforts, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). #learningonthelayover The airport's efforts have been woven throughout all levels of operations, including waste management, energy usage, & water consumption. All of which has begun to pay off on multiple levels. Perhaps most notably, DFW has become carbon neutral, making it the largest airport in the world and the first in North America to receive this distinction. -In fiscal year 2018, DFW achieved a 5.4 percent reduction in carbon emissions per passenger, reaching a 2020 strategic plan goal two years early. -Since 2010, DFW has achieved 83% reduction in carbon emissions per passenger and an overall 27% reduction in electricity costs, all of which was accomplished while passenger totals increased 22% over the same period. -DFW purchases 100 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, specifically Texas wind farms. - by installing highly efficient plumbing fixtures across terminals and office buildings, DFW lowered customer water usage across all five terminals, saving millions of gallons each month. - DFW has partnered with neighboring cities to create a reclaimed water-delivery system that provides water irrigation and serves as a key component in heating terminal buildings. - DFW used 126 million gallons of reclaimed water in the fiscal year 2018. - In the fiscal year 2018, the airport reduced electricity costs by 27%. - diverted 180,000 U.S. tons from landfills through recycling. - recycled more than 2.4 million pounds of concrete truck washout waste from airfield construction projects - 9x more waste than what was recycled the previous year "We recognize that environmental improvement is an economic, social and business imperative for the airport and for the community we serve. Sustainability touches everyone, and we look at our sustainability goals not just as expectations we need to meet, but an important responsibility.” - Robert Horton https://lnkd.in/gG59FZRp

iEngineering Group has successfully installed EV chargers at a hotel, providing guests with the convenience of charging their electric vehicles. This project highlights our commitment to electric mobility and sustainable energy. Check out our video below to get all the insights on what we did to make our client happy! 🎥 🚨 EV Destination Charging Grants Round 3 is now open! Up to 80% co-funding is available per site from the New South Wales, Australian government. Take advantage of this opportunity to install EV chargers with substantial support! 📞 For more info, contact us at enquiries@iengaust.com.au Durgeshan (Bobby) Naiker Shila More Crown Towers Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour Ovolo Woolloomooloo Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley Chatswood RSL Westfield Sydney Opal Towers Crown Concepts Group Bunnings Aldi North Sydney Western Sydney University NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Sydney City Library Town Hall #Sustainability #EVCharging #GreenEnergy #ElectricVehicles #TechForGood #Australia #Innovation #CleanTech #SmartCities #RenewableEnergy #FutureOfTransport #EnergySolutions #ElectricMobility #ClimateAction #SmartInfrastructure #SustainableDevelopment #GreenTech #EcoFriendly #EnergyEfficiency #ElectricVehicleCharging #SustainableBusiness #GreenBuilding #SmartEnergy #CleanTransportation #SustainableSolutions #GreenInnovation #EnergyTransition #SustainableFuture #SmartTechnology #GreenInfrastructure #SustainableGrowth

Did you know improving our buildings could save Aotearoa almost $40 billion and reduce emissions equivalent to taking half of our petrol cars off the road? 🤯 NZGBC has highlighted how better buildings can drive massive economic and environmental benefits. This is a game-changer for those of us in the heavy engineering construction sector. By embracing sustainable practices and innovative designs, we can: 🔹 Cut costs and improve efficiency 🔹 Reduce our carbon footprint significantly 🔹 Lead the way in sustainable development 🔹 Support our local communities with better infrastructure Read more here about the potential savings and environmental impact improving buildings could make - its a doozy! https://zurl.co/ivLR - #HERA #SustainableBuilding #HeavyEngineeringNZ #ConstructionNZ #GreenBuilding