Omega Seminar Series 2012
Major infrastructure developments in a globalised economy – it’s strategic role in the national, regional and urban development of AustraliaProfessor Sonja Lyneham, University of New South Wales, Australia 18th January 2012 |
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What constitutes a ‘successful’ mega urban transport project?: OMEGA study findings of 30 international case studiesProfessor Harry T. Dimitriou, Phil G.Wright and Dr. E. John Ward, UCL, UK 1st February 2012 |
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Strategic challenges to UK’s infrastructure development in a time of austerityProfessor Brian Collins, UCL 29th February 2012 |
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Strategic water, utility and transport infrastructure panning for the Auckland metropolitan regionDr. Jim Bentley, University of Auckland, New Zealand 14th March 2012 |
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Mega urban transport and sustainability challenges: a selected review of international project developmentsProfessor Nick Tyler, UCL 9th May 2012 |
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EIB funding for urban development and the challenge of appraising mega projectsBrian Field, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg 30th May 2012 |
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Mega urban transport projects and land-value capture: a ‘solution’ to infrastructure funding and investment in the UKDr. Tony Vickers, Professional Land Reform Group, UK 10th October 2012 |
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Bridging The Gap Between Actual And Theoretical Energy UseProfessor Tadj Oreszczyn, UCL 31st October 2012
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Major nuclear energy projects: a comparative study of planning and appraisal investment strategies in France and the UKNigel Knee, Head of Nuclear Policy, Nuclear New Build, EDF Energy 14th November 2012 |