The Edevu Hydropower Project, located on the Brown River approximately 47 km Northeast of Port Moresby, will expand renewable energy generation and provide a reliable energy supply for the community. The project comprises a 55 m high geomembrane faced rockfill dam, overflow chute spillway, and a 51 MW surface power station at the toe of the dam.

The ‘strategic road connectivity and trade improvement project’ will comprise widening of 95km of highway and bridges from Naubise (Kathmandu) to Nagdhunga via Mugling. The $450m project funded by world bank will significantly improve Nepal’s road connectivity with neighbouring nations, including India, enabling trade facilitation, and uplifting economic possibilities.

SMEC is on the edge of completing Project Management Consultancy Services at Hospet – Hubli – Tinaighat electrification works. This electrification will contribute to nation’s vision to fully electrify its track by 2023 with the goal of “net zero” emission by 2030 by drawing its entire electrical load from renewable energy sources.

KwaZulu-Natal province, South Africa

Communities from Cape Coast to Malam now have consistent and reliable distribution of electric power from the Electricity Company of Ghana.

The Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor (HORC) is a broad-gauge double railway line for freight and passengers. The new rail will span 122 km across Delhi's western periphery, boosting economic development and social mobility.

SMEC was awarded the Shuwaikh Port Expansion contract in Kuwait on 20 Feb 22. The project team comprises SMEC International Kuwait team supported by SMEC SA, SJ Singapore, local design partners Dar AMA Engineering and Singapore based Consultant Global Maritime and Ports Services (GMAPS).

Continuing our legacy of designing, engineering, and managing critical infrastructure in Pakistan, SMEC has recently been engaged as lead firm in a joint venture with Temelsu, to implement two hydropower plants in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region.

In November 2021, SMEC’s Central Asian Republics & Caucasus Region team was officially appointed to supervise construction of an important road rehabilitation project in Tajikistan.

In a country like South Africa where it is forecast that there will be a water supply deficit of 17% by 2030, robust water demand management is key.