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Proposed guidance for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Middle Eastern construction

Event organised by ICE

Date
27 November 2024
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Overview

This event focuses on the urgent need for effective carbon management in the Middle Eastern construction sector. It aims to provide viewers with comprehensive guidance based on PAS 2080, exploring the importance of integrating carbon reduction strategies throughout the project lifecycle.

Key topics include:

  • Importance of carbon management across project phases
  • Current practices and identification of gaps in sustainability efforts
  • Risk assessment and project management techniques
  • Innovative technologies facilitating sustainable construction
  • Real-world case studies and global best practices

Speakers

Mohamed Al Deab PhD, CEng, MICE, AVS, IOSH

Mohamed Al Deab PhD, CEng, MICE, AVS, IOSH

AtkinsRéalis

Carbon Champion, Associate Geotechnical Engineer

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Mohamed Al Deab PhD, CEng, MICE, AVS, IOSH

Mohamed Al Deab brings extensive experience in geotechnical design and construction, contributing to infrastructure, aluminium, and hydrocarbon projects across the UK, South Africa, and the Middle East. 

Recognised as an ICE Carbon Champion in 2021, Mohamed has gained acclaim for his practical approach to reducing carbon emissions in Middle Eastern infrastructure projects. His work on complex projects has led to the development of cost-effective and buildable solutions that add significant value. 

Mohamed specializes in carbon reduction, risk management, value engineering, project management consultancy (PMC), and engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM). His technical expertise spans soil investigation, earthworks, integral bridges, piles, soil improvement, and dewatering. Additionally, he excels in numerical analysis, soil reinforcement, geosynthetic design, pile testing, ground anchors, soil nails, foundation analysis, retaining walls, slope stability analysis, grouting, and liquefaction analysis.

Mohamed Hassan Mahmoud MSc, MBA, CEng MICE, RoGEP

Mohamed Hassan Mahmoud MSc, MBA, CEng MICE, RoGEP

WSP

Carbon Champion, Associate Geotechnical Engineer

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Mohamed Hassan Mahmoud MSc, MBA, CEng MICE, RoGEP

Mohamed Hassan, a Chartered Civil Geotechnical Engineer with over 20 years of experience, holds both a Master of Science in Geotechnical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration.

Known for his contributions to the field, Hassan has authored several internationally recognised publications based on his extensive practical experience. He was honoured as an ICE Carbon Champion in 2021 for his 
achievements in sustainable engineering.

His expertise encompasses the full geotechnical project life cycle, including feasibility studies, ground investigation design, construction support for geotechnical challenges, and maintenance strategies. With solid experience across diverse projects—such as highways, railways, high-rise buildings, and maritime structures—Hassan demonstrates strong project management and leadership skills.

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ICE Middle East

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