Kiwi company eyes big slice of $1b plan to upgrade China’s subways
The Chinese government has a problem it wants to spend close to $1 billion to fix – and a company created by Victoria University's VicLink will be central to the project.
The Chinese government has a problem it wants to spend close to $1 billion to fix – and a company created by Victoria University’s VicLink will be central to the project.
The issue is that Beijing’s massive subway system is one of the city’s biggest power hogs at a time when it is desperate to cut
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Chris Keall
Fri, 05 Aug 2016
Fri, 05 Aug 2016
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Kiwi company eyes big slice of $1b plan to upgrade China’s subways
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