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Norway is setting the stage for a sustainable transformation with the introduction of one of its first green hydrogen plants. This new venture, known as the Aquarius project, is expected to significantly lower CO2 emissions by an estimated 22,000 tons annually, marking a bold step in reducing the carbon footprint of industrial operations. Read more
The concept study for the Makersdistrict for the city of Bruges shows that an integrated approach is necessary when reimagining an industrial site. You need to bring together businesses, governments and local communities to make the new vision come to live and realistic to put into action. Read more
In Europe, yearly about 26 million tonnes of plastics is disposed as waste. To align with European and Flemish goals new recycling methods are required. For the plastics to chemicals project, our client Indaver, together with the universities of Ghent and Antwerp, developed an innovative process to convert end-of-life waste plastics back into raw materials for the chemical industry. Read more
Steel production is a vital industry, but it leaves an environmental footprint. Therefore it’s necessary to explore an innovative approach. Turning waste wood into bio coal for ArcelorMittal Ghent cuts their use of fossil fuel, which reduces CO2 emissions significantly. It’s a great example of how we can make the production more sustainable. Read more
The urgent race towards a sustainable and resilient industrial sector has taken an big leap forward with the development of an innovative Energy Recovery Plant (ERP). This facility is set to harness the power of syngas, a byproduct from Imerys Graphite & Carbon (IGC), transforming it into a vital energy source for a new electricity generation plant. Read more
The UNITY project marks a major leap forward in sustainable production. Located in Sas van Gent, the Netherlands, this innovative facility by ENOUGH is pioneering the movement toward zero-waste in the industrial sector. With a focus on mycoprotein—a high-quality, meat substitute—the project stands as a testament to what is possible when environmental responsibility is placed at the core of industrial innovation. Read more
De Vlaamse Waterweg nv, the city of Bruges, and the AWV have presented the approved concept. Sweco's integrated and high-quality approach has led to this preferred concept. The new Kruispoort Bridge will be moved approximately 90 meters and transformed into a deck bridge for smoother navigation. Read more
Living in a proper house is internationally recognized as a fundamental human right, yet the essence of a high-quality building extends far beyond mere shelter. Amidst considerations of temperature control, clean air, ventilation, and acoustics, lighting emerges as a vital but often overlooked element. However, within its glow lies the potential to elevate environments and enhance our quality of life. Read more
On May 13, 2024, contractor TM ROCO started the construction of the Canal Tunnels. Sweco's engineering expertise is being used for the study work. Thanks to a closed Ring, we are creating a robust traffic system that will improve mobility in the Antwerp region. Read more
The city of Ghent has been awarded the title of Cycling City 2024 in the category of central cities by the Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV). In the medium-sized and small municipalities, Dilsen-Stokkem and Boechout respectively were chosen as laureates. As a reward for their excellent cycling policy, these local authorities will receive an additional subsidy of 50,000 euros. Read more