Articles Tagged with ''China''

UK firms will provide multi-disciplinary services to Hong Kong government for two key projects under a new project management office 

The controversial dam will be located on lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo, the world’s longest and deepest river canyons.

Located in Tianjin and originally named Goldin Finance 117, completion of the 597-meter mixed-use structure, to be one of China's tallest, was halted in 2015 during a Chinese stock market crash.

At least seven China-backed ports have design features that make them able to berth naval facilities, one U.S.-based analyst told ENR.

UPDATE: On April 8. the Trump White House moved to follow China's coal power push, issuing four presidential orders to boost federal support of the sector and remove market barriers.

Estimated $137-billion hydroelectric project, which would be three times larger than China's Three Gorges Dam, has raised serious concerns on seismic risk and flooding from environmentalists and neighboring countries.

Given that the aim of this ecotourism project connecting two lakes was to create a network of roads, 31.4 km in total, to allow visitors access to a remote, mountainous area, accessibility was a challenge.

This next-generation factory in China, owned by U.S.-based Albemarle Corp. to convert lithium ore into 50,000 tons per year of battery-grade lithium hydroxide for electric vehicle batteries, is the first to be internationally designed in the country.

The large-scale mixed-use building complex—which integrates comprehensive performance theaters, multi-functional mini-theaters and conference centers—is a landmark and the city’s first comprehensive public cultural building.

Building a pair of automated container berths for 100,000-ton-class container vessels is already a significant project, but the two new berths at Qinzhou Port are also the first in China to be built with a modern, U-shaped layout designed to better maximize intermodal logistical efficiency.