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Engineering Reimagined

Aurecon
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Change
Engineering
Sustainability
Data Centres
Aurecon
Renewable Energy
STEM
Data Centers
Australia
Purified Recycled Water
Diversity
Energy Transition
Career Development
Biodiversity
Digital Technology
Sustainable Design
Resilience
Nomic
Distraction

The Engineering Reimagined podcast explores how, like engineers, people from all walks of life are reimagining the future and their roles in it. Each month you'll hear inspiring stories from a range of guests as we reimagine how engineering can lead the world to a better future.

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Across Southeast Asia, the challenge is no longer just about building more data centre capacity, but about bringing projects to market with greater certainty, flexibility and efficiency. Aurecon’s Yee Lyn Loh speaks with Yan Ke from K2 Strategic abou... more

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What does the future of data centres look like across Asia Pacific? Aurecon’s Steven Lee speaks with Kai Yong from Keppel about turning the region’s toughest constraints into opportunities for new thinking. They discuss Keppel’s floating data centre ... more

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Data centres are growing at an extraordinary pace. Aurecon’s Simon McFadden speaks with Jeff Van Zetten from NEXTDC about how standardisation, supply chain diversity and advances in engineering are shaping the next generation of data centres. This ep... more

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As data centre demand continues to grow across Asia Pacific, energy availability is becoming just as important as land availability in determining where digital infrastructure is built and investment flows. Aurecon’s Adam Peacock speaks with Celine X... more

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Yan Ke
Director of Project Delivery at K2 Strategic
K2 Strategic
Episode: Data centres: K2 on Southeast Asia’s ambitions
Kai Yong
Head of Technical Solutions at Keppel
Keppel
Episode: Data centres: Keppel on redefining what’s possible
Jeff Van Zetten
Chief of Engineering and Design at NEXTDC
NEXTDC
Episode: Data centres: NEXTDC on making projects happen
Celine Xiao
Regional Power Lead for Japan and Asia Pacific at NTT Global Data Centers
NTT Global Data Centers
Episode: Data centres: NTT on powering the next generation
Louise Adams
CEO of Aurecon
Aurecon
Episode: CEOs Louise Adams & Vanessa Torres: optimism in action
Vanessa Torres
CEO at Perenti
Perenti
Episode: CEOs Louise Adams & Vanessa Torres: optimism in action
Ron Boire
Experienced business leader and executive coach
Executive consultant
Episode: What if you’re wrong? Rethinking leadership with Ron Boire
Sir Peter Gluckman
President of the International Science Council, Director of COITU, Centre of Informed Futures, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Auckland
Episode: Trust, science and engineering with Sir Peter Gluckman
Tanya Ha
Award-winning science communicator, sustainability advocate, director of engagement at Science in Public
Science in Public
Episode: Speaking STEM: how effective communication drives change

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Maria Rampa
Host of Engineering Reimagined (multiple episodes); interviewer and host contributions across seasons

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 205 ratings
  • Informative podcast

    I highly recommend listening to this podcast for anyone looking to expand their knowledge.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SM405
    United States2 years ago
  • Engineering reimagined

    Good content from the engineering sector. Knowledgeable presenters.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MechEng5
    Australia5 years ago
  • Muito bom

    Muito interessante os podcats!! Recomendado

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zerisson
    Brazil7 years ago
  • Finally an engineering podcast

    I’ve been waiting for this for ages! Great work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bjp25
    Australia7 years ago
  • Service

    I am very satisfied about the services

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JagVithanage
    Australia7 years ago

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The show is praised for diverse topics spanning policy, technology, and leadership in engineering.
Listeners praise the practical, multidisciplinary insights and high production quality.
Audiences value guests with real-world impact and actionable takeaways for engineering-led organizations.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#248
United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#38
Australia/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#25
Saudi Arabia/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#33
New Zealand/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#39
India/Arts/Design
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#41
Philippines/Arts/Design

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Data centres: NTT on powering the next generation
Q: What do strategic partnerships between utilities, government and developers look like in practice?
Xiao says partnerships begin with a solid project, realistic load forecasts, a clear growth strategy and open discussion of business risks. Governments need to see community and economic benefits, while utilities need credible demand that avoids stranded assets.
Data centres: NTT on powering the next generation
Q: How much certainty do data centre developers need regarding power supply timing and gigawatt availability to make investment decisions?
Xiao says operators need day-one power availability, a clear staging plan for ultimate demand and a reliable strategy that can scale. Gigawatt capacity is an ambition, not necessarily a starting point.
Data centres: NEXTDC on making projects happen
Q: How do you think about the conversation with people that are concerned about data centres or AI?
Van Zetten says companies should comply with requirements, address legitimate concerns and explain the risks responsibly. He also urges people to participate in solving problems rather than simply criticize new technology.
Data centres: NEXTDC on making projects happen
Q: How is your supply chain and your delivery model, how has that evolved over that time?
Van Zetten says the business grew alongside the market, while the fundamentals of engineering stayed consistent. He identifies maintaining teams and bringing in engineers and architects quickly enough as major challenges.
Data centres: Keppel on redefining what’s possible
Q: Singapore is one of the hardest places to run or to build a data centre, because we face three constraints. One is the land. The other one is power and water, which we import. What impact does that have on design that other regions people don't have similar problems?
Yong explains that Singapore's land and resource constraints, along with its data centre moratorium, require efficient designs and careful consideration of economic value and sustainability. Keppel's floating data centre addresses land and water pressures, while green energy pathways form part of its proposal.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Engineering Reimagined

What is Engineering Reimagined about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Engineering Reimagined consistently features senior engineers, researchers, and industry leaders who explore how technology, policy, and design intersect to shape infrastructure, climate resilience, and responsible innovation. Episodes frequently cover robotics, AI in engineering, climate leadership, and new approaches to risk, resilience, and human-centered design. A notable strength is bringing cross-disciplinary perspectives—from remote sensing and fire risk to climate policy and scalable AI—along with practical takeaways for practitioners. A recurring thread is the emphasis on systems thinking, collaboration across disciplines, and the human side of engineering, making it valuable for listeners who want ideas they can translate into rea... more

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Recent guests on Engineering Reimagined include:

1. Yan Ke
2. Kai Yong
3. Jeff Van Zetten
4. Celine Xiao
5. Louise Adams
6. Vanessa Torres
7. Ron Boire
8. Sir Peter Gluckman

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