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AESG expands globally with acquisition of The Energy Project and appoints Andrew Mather in Australia

AESG expands globally with acquisition of The Energy Project and appoints Andrew Mather in Australia

MEDIA RELEASE: Acquisition brings one of Australia’s leading specialist renewable energy consultancies into AESG, alongside the appointment of highly experienced industry leader Andrew Mather to lead the firm’s next phase of growth in Australia AESG, a leading global engineering, consultancy and advisory firm, has announced the acquisition of The ...
Perth’s urban sprawl hits the wall

Perth’s urban sprawl hits the wall

Perth has long relied on a clear-and-flatten rule on its sand plain for housing construction. Now there are moves to reject the system, along with a dangerous fringe development at North Stoneville. Has Perth’s urban sprawl hit the wall? Perhaps greener, transit-led urban regeneration now has a chance. Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like ...
On mapping the winners and losers of climate change with deep dive data points that economic indicators won’t help with

On mapping the winners and losers of climate change with deep dive data points that economic indicators won’t help with

We’re writing from Singapore this week, covering the annual Bentley Awards and summit, where the focus was palpably on managing climate risk. This coincides with our next event, Nature First & Resilient Cities on 24 November. Apparently, in the world of predictive capital and population flows across the globe, not everyone pays attention to ...
From Spice Routes to EV corridors: there’s a new Indo-Pacific economic belt unfolding

From Spice Routes to EV corridors: there’s a new Indo-Pacific economic belt unfolding

The electric vehicle ecosystem, with its long economic value chain, can become one of the new industrial platforms in the new global hot spot of the Indo-Pacific region. The growth of the global digital economy has shaped a new integration of regional economies. The European Union, for example, has developed the single market and digital single ...
The strange invisibility of trunk roads

The strange invisibility of trunk roads

More cities and parks are a good thing, right, but how good could they really be? Nothing screams “I am a nasty traitorous moron” louder than a MAGA cap. Sign up for our free newsletter. Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief. What may now seem like a gratuitous ...

AESG expands globally with acquisition of The Energy Project and appoints Andrew Mather in Australia

AESG expands globally with acquisition of The Energy Project and appoints Andrew Mather in Australia
MEDIA RELEASE: Acquisition brings one of Australia’s leading specialist renewable energy consultancies into AESG, alongside the appointment of highly experienced industry leader Andrew Mather to lead the firm’s next phase of growth in Australia AESG, a leading global engineering, consultancy and advisory firm, has announced the acquisition of The ...

Perth’s urban sprawl hits the wall

Perth’s urban sprawl hits the wall
Perth has long relied on a clear-and-flatten rule on its sand plain for housing construction. Now there are moves to reject the system, along with a dangerous fringe development at North Stoneville. Has Perth’s urban sprawl hit the wall? Perhaps greener, transit-led urban regeneration now has a chance. Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like ...

On mapping the winners and losers of climate change with deep dive data points that economic indicators won’t help with

On mapping the winners and losers of climate change with deep dive data points that economic indicators won’t help with
We’re writing from Singapore this week, covering the annual Bentley Awards and summit, where the focus was palpably on managing climate risk. This coincides with our next event, Nature First & Resilient Cities on 24 November. Apparently, in the world of predictive capital and population flows across the globe, not everyone pays attention to ...

From Spice Routes to EV corridors: there’s a new Indo-Pacific economic belt unfolding

From Spice Routes to EV corridors: there’s a new Indo-Pacific economic belt unfolding
The electric vehicle ecosystem, with its long economic value chain, can become one of the new industrial platforms in the new global hot spot of the Indo-Pacific region. The growth of the global digital economy has shaped a new integration of regional economies. The European Union, for example, has developed the single market and digital single ...

The strange invisibility of trunk roads

The strange invisibility of trunk roads
More cities and parks are a good thing, right, but how good could they really be? Nothing screams “I am a nasty traitorous moron” louder than a MAGA cap. Sign up for our free newsletter. Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief. What may now seem like a gratuitous ...