Sector: Mining & Extraction

1st April 2024

Knowledge Type

Report

Organisation

PwC
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Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) and Delivery Partner Models

This PwC report outlines how EPCM and Delivery Partner models offer adaptable, client-side delivery solutions for complex infrastructure projects. Used alongside traditional contracting methods, these models enable greater project control, access to specialist resources, and flexibility through disaggregated procurement. Key features include staged engagement, enhanced risk management, and incentive-based performance. They are particularly valuable in resource-constrained or fast-paced delivery environments, though require careful governance to avoid added complexity or scope creep.

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Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) and Delivery Partner Models
17th November 2022

Knowledge Type

Guidance/Good practice

Organisation

McKinsey and Co
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Decarbonizing the world’s industries: A net-zero guide for nine key sectors

Summary

McKinsey Decarbonising IndustryThe sectors that produce the majority of global greenhouse-gas emissions face a steep challenge to decarbonize, but our research shows that solutions are within reach. In many cases, a transformation is well underway. This collection draws together articles and reports that lay out a pathway to net zero for nine emissions-intensive industries.

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21st April 2021

Knowledge Type

Guidance/Good practice

Organisation

Society for the Environment
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Soil and Stones: Sustaining our Future by Influencing Change in the UK and Beyond

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Soil is hugely important but also neglected and degraded, while stones are too often considered as more of a waste than a valuable resource or material.

glen-carrie-iB1JuJyQob4-unsplashUrgent action is needed to ensure the protection of these natural resources, and this means we must improve understanding and practices across sectors including construction, forestry, engineering, and agricultural management.

With this urgency in mind, SocEnv formed a SocEnv task group made up of Chartered Environmentalists. During the last year, they have been drawing together their collective expertise to produce a report aimed at highlighting good practice for professionals working with soil and stones.

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