Sphere No.39 (Dec 2015) - page 9

Sphere
#39
2015
07
Infrastructure
Dwaine Pipe on tour to
the Mediterranean
Dwaine Pipe, superstar of consumer
sewage hygiene, is headed south to deliver
his much sought-after message, “Only
toilet paper, pee and poo go down the loo!”
NorthumbrianWater’s mascot is visiting
its joint venture holding, AquaGib, and
local schools in a bid to change household
habits in Gibraltar.
Retail
WeChat, You Chat,
Watsons and Tencent Chat
Watsons China has teamed up with
Internet giant Tencent to launch a mobile
membership card for its Mainland
customers, making it the first retail
chain to launch a multifunctional card
on smartphones. The card’s loyalty and
benefits programme integrates the online
and offline member services, and leverages
Tencent’s WeChat platform.
Futuristic FORTRESS
goes interactive
FORTRESS has opened a new flagship
store in Hong Kong’s Times Square where
consumers can get their hands on 2,300
different electronics products. ‘Try and
buy’ is the new way in which FORTRESS is
giving consumers direct experience with
products alongside its expert guidance,
so that they can make better informed
buying decisions.
SA Power Networks
global leader in 3D design
Dorrien, Kapunda and Gawler Belt were
the globally pioneering 3D design projects
for brownfield site construction of power
substations using 3D technologies. Nobody
else in the industry had done a full
workflow using a brownfield site before.
Use of this technology allows for better
planning and helps avoid costly conflicts
in design which are often only revealed in
later construction phases.
Energy
Husky Energy’s Indonesian play
Husky Energy’s global expansion continues into the Madura Strait, located
between the Indonesian islands of Java and Madura. Seven projects are
underway or under evaluation. The Madura Strait BD gas-condensate field has
recently witnessed the installation of the jacket and wellhead platforms, and is
on track for peak production of about 40 million cubic feet per day of gas and
2,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day of liquids.
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