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The landscapes of our cities are changing more rapidly. Predictions indicate that by 2050, 7 billion people will call a city home, compared to 3.5 billion today. This will apply great stress to all aspects of city living, whether it is accommodation, services, or infrastructure. However, critical to the success of these cities being sustainable in the long term is one central issue: mobility.
Advising on train operations optimisation, technology opportunities and rolling stock procurement
Some of the most senior leaders from throughout our business, including CEO Andrew Wood, are excited to attend ADIPEC 2019. Join our presentations, schedule a meeting, and stop by Stands 414 and 428 while you are there.
Victoria's Regional Rail Link project has recently been awarded two prestigious awards – Infrastructure Project of the Year 2014 and Australian Construction Achievement Award 2015
Advisian is delighted that Professor The Hon. Stephen Martin has chosen to join our team as a Specialist Advisor.
Regional Rail Link (RRL) is a new major rail line, providing capacity for enough extra trains for thousands of more passengers across the Melbourne and country rail networks in peak periods. RRL runs from West Werribee to Deer Park and along the existing rail corridor through suburbs including Sunshine and Footscray to Melbourne’s principal terminus, Southern Cross Station.
The Port and Inner West precinct, when placed within a strategic land use and spatial planning framework, has the potential to transform Melbourne’s economic and social geography.
The Sydney CBD and South East Light Rail (CSELR) project will introduce a 12-kilometre light rail service from Circular Quay to Kingsford and Randwick.
Appreciable and growing interest in new or revitalised light rail systems globally arises as cities increasingly look towards light rail systems to provide comfortable, reliable and convenient transport in congested urban settings.
At a recent conference in New Zealand, where the second chapter of ‘The New Energy Future’ was launched, industry and government leaders came together to discuss the impacts electric vehicles (EVs) may have on the New Zealand economy.