Sustainability and ESG, the core of our Strategy

WSP is providing environmental assessment, infrastructure planning and pre-FEED engineering advice to Cory Environmental Holdings Ltd. (Cory) in their development of a proposed carbon capture project situated in Belvedere in East London.

WSP carried out the construction design of the Kaisantunneli – a pedestrian and bicycling tunnel passing under the railway yard at Helsinki's main railway station, as well as the underground Bicycle Parking associated with the tunnel. In addition, we were responsible for the construction design of the tunnel entrances and street areas opening to Kansalaistori square and Kaisaniemi park. The tunnel connects the city center divided by the railway yard with a pedestrian path and bicycle lane, and provides bicycle connection parking under train platforms.

WSP and PortMiami chart course to greener future for cruise industry with largest shore power installation on U.S. East Coast.

How a bold biodiversity commitment sparked a new path for mining and nature.

In 2024, Tauranga residents may have noticed some futuristic-looking concrete pods nestled in a new seawall at the northern end of the city's strand waterfront reserve. Installed by WSP coastal engineering experts, the pods are providing a home for intertidal flora and fauna while helping shore up the CBD’s sea defences.

Experience stunning views without solar gain, lifts that know you’re waiting, and the freshest, cleanest air at Hong Kong’s newest icon, The Henderson.

As the impacts of climate change are increasingly recognized, it is essential for companies, especially those managing and developing strategic infrastructures, to quickly implement tangible commitments and produce concrete strategies with precise planning. Aeroporti di Roma, with support from WSP in Italia, has proactively developed a strategy to mitigate the risks associated with climate change. 

Ulrich Gardens is a historic complex located in Warsaw's Wola district, near the Wola Park shopping center. The Sustainable Development Team of WSP in Poland was responsible for certifying three buildings located in the park, which is currently owned by Wola Park (Ingka Centres). The main goal of the project was to restore the park's significant role for the local community while maintaining sustainable development values.