I was born and raised in Mumbai, on the western coast of India. To date, "average temperature" has been around 82 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius).

The endgame of any Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation (CQV) effort is to deliver a fully validated facility, utilities, HVAC, and process systems, as per GMP requirements.

Richard Casey, Program Development Group Operations Director, provides insights into what shaped the semiconductor industry in 2024.

A strong decarbonization plan does more than protect the environment; it acts as a powerful agent of profitability and efficiency in industrial manufacturing worldwide.

Computational Design plays a pivotal role in enhancing the resilience of our built environments. Through iterative modeling and performance analysis, it supports the development of buildings and infrastructure, ensuring their long-term sustainability.

The shortest day of the year brings many different symbolisms – one being a time when light is scarce and days are typically colder, boosting energy demands.

The Irish courts have a history of incorporating certain terms into construction contracts.

Climate risk refers to the potential financial, social, or environmental harm caused by climate change. Climate risk is broadly defined as the range of potential business and financial impacts that organizations may face resulting from the effects of climate change. These risks are categorized as either physical risks or as transition risks.

Multivariate data analysis (MVDA) is a set of statistical techniques that enables users to analyze multiple parameters in a data set simultaneously...

Amid the bustling streets and dense urban sprawl of Beirut, Lebanon's Badawi district lies a forgotten fragment of the city's history: the Mar Mikhael railway corridor.

Decarbonization is essential in the fight against climate change, focusing on reducing emissions through sustainable practices and cleaner energy.

Many organizations have ambitious net-zero goals, but translating those into measurable, real-world outcomes is where the challenge begins.

For decades, water utilities have been silent service providers - ensuring safe, reliable and essential access to water with little public visibility and engagement.

Architects and designers are increasingly embracing a user-centric approach, prioritizing feedback from residents about their lifestyle preferences, interests and priorities, ideally gathered before the design phase.

The way we work, commute and live our day-to-day lives has made a dramatic shift in the last century. Small, tight-knit communities are falling out of style, and sprawling suburbs have become the norm.

In 2018, 55% of the global population was in urban areas, and was projected to increase to 68% or 2.5 billion more people by 2050. Asia and Africa play a big role in these numbers, with approximately 90% of the growth occurring in these regions.

In this briefing we look at the lessons to be learnt from some of the English contract law cases of 2018. With the exception of the Supreme Court

All too often, construction works are commenced without the parties having finalised the terms of their engagement.

The Law Commission in England has published a draft Insurable Interest Bill which it hopes will modernise insurable interest laws.

The defendant brought proceedings in 2015 seeking a declaration as to the effect of a contractual liability cap it relies upon.