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Civmec charts a steady course amid environmental and geopolitical tensions

Lim Hui Jie
Lim Hui Jie • 8 min read
Civmec charts a steady course amid environmental and geopolitical tensions
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Civmec, the Australia-based provider of heavy engineering services and main­tenance services, is keenly attuned to where the environmentally-friend­ly winds are blowing Down Under.

Australian politics took a major shift in that direction this year when Anthony Albanese took over as the prime minister. A notable plank of Albanese’s campaign was to update Australia’s climate goals and bring the coun­try’s carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050.

With these environmental commitments, is Civmec concerned that the pipeline for projects like LNG platforms and oil rigs will dry up?

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