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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co., Ltd. (Doosan) is a diversified company engaged in the manufacturing and distribution of power plant equipment, desalination plant, and casting & forging and construction operations. The company has built more than 300 nuclear, thermal, combined cycle and hydro power plants and undertakes construction of roads, ports, airports, subways and industrial plants. Currently, it is also developing next generation power source such as wind power systems and fuel cells. The company is headquartered at Gyeongsangnam, South Korea.

Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co., Ltd. Key Recent Developments

Apr 03, 2010: Doosan Receives $120 Million Order From Xstrata For Building 270MW Power Plant
Mar 30, 2010: Honeywell’s Experion Process Knowledge System To Control Operations Of 660MW Coal-Fired Power Plant
Mar 16, 2010: Doosan, Siemens Win $117 Million Deal To Refurbish Turbines At Yeonggwang Nuclear Power Plant
Feb 18, 2010: Doosan Signs Contract With Egyptian Government On Supply And Installation Of Equipment And Facilities At Ain Sokhna Thermal Plant
Feb 09, 2010: Korea Eximbank Plans To Finance Nuclear Reactor Project In UAE

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For several years, the British government is concerned about sustainable development, particularly in the Construction industry. Despite its many regulatory initiatives, the results on the ground are still disappointing.

In 1999, the British government published its strategy for sustainable development, in a report entitled: “A better quality of life, a strategy for sustainable development for the UK”. This national strategy sets out four key objectives for sustainable development in the United Kingdom:

1- Social progress which recognises the every UK resident

2- Effective protection of the environment

3- Prudent use of natural resources

4- Maintaining levels of economic growth

The policy applies to all sectors of the UK economy but at the time of publishing this strategy, they already admitted that the construction industry had a particularly important role to play in providing the country the ability to achieve its sustainable development goals.

The building, with the reinforcement materials and associated services for buildings and urban infrastructure, creating civil engineering jobs, consumes natural resources and energy, is responsible for certain wastes but affects well-being and productivity at a much larger scale than most other sectors of the economy.

In June 2000, the British government introduced a second policy document “Building a Better quality of life – A strategy for more sustainable construction,” which highlights the benefits of economic, social and environmental impacts that may result from efficiency improvements in

Building industry. This document explains how the government wants the construction industry contributes to sustainable development.

The building and construction sector is beginning to admit that the record of its progress and its enforcement are essential steps on the path of sustainable construction. Benchmarking is becoming increasingly common, businesses are more likely to publish reports on sustainable development and the environment, and social and moral responsibility of the construction company is now part of business lifestyle.

The house construction plan for sustainable neighborhoods, developed this year, embodies the intention of the United Kingdom government to create neighborhoods and housing developments offering a high quality of life. Sustainable construction is a key component of this plan.

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