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'we are committed.' NEOM's new video shows progress of THE LINE
THE LINE is a transformative new megacity aiming to redefine urban life in NEOM, Saudi Arabia driven by Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, The LINE is gradually transforming from concept to reality
What Will The Line in Saudi Arabia Entail? The megacity, designed to house nine million people and due to be completed in 2030 at the cost of around 500 billion to 1 trillion dollars, is currently under construction. The end result will be a 170-km-long and 200-meter-wide mirrored skyscraper lying on its side. The Line city location.
Exclusive: Saudi’s NEOM unveils latest on THE LINE, first
Saudi Arabia’s revolutionary THE LINE project – a 170-kilometer-long city to eventually house up to nine million people and which will be the beating heart of the Kingdom’s NEOM’s $500
In early 2021, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia announced The Line: a “civilizational revolution” that would house up to 9 million people in a zero-carbon megacity, 170
Video reveals progress of 170-km-long skyscraper through
A video has been released that reveals the build progress of Saudi Arabia's 170-km-long city sized skyscraper rising in the desert. The scale is incredibly ambitious and The Line is expected to be
The Saudi development company established to create Neom, which is led by chief executive officer Nadhmi Al-Nasr, claims the fund is contributing $500 billion to the scheme. It forms part of the
Neom | Plans for Saudi Arabia’s linear city cut from 170km
Saudi Arabia’s wildly ambitious plan to build 500m tall, mirrored, 170km long parallel skyscrapers, forming a 1.5M population desert city has been curtailed to 2.4km long. AtkinsRéalis and Jacobs were appointed as delivery partners on The Line. Keller signed a major piling contract worth around 51M on the project in 2022.
Katy Gillett. January 24, 2024. Neom is the futuristic multipurpose mega-development in Saudi Arabia everybody has been talking about for years now. Ever since The Line hit international headlines, there has been huge interest in this $500 billion city in the north-west of the kingdom.
Saudi Arabia is building The Line, a new city enclosed by
Saudi projections call for 1.5 million people to live in The Line by 2030. The unconventional megacity is part of the Neom project, which released conceptual videos showing the city's high walls
Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for its ambitious urban project “The Line,” touted as a one-building city in the desert which will stretch over 106 miles and ultimately house 9 million people.
- Why will Saudi Arabia cut its oil output in July?
- VIENNA, June 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia will make a deep cut to its output in July on top of a broader OPEC+ deal to limit supply into 2024 as the group seeks to boost flagging oil prices.
- Will Saudi oil cut push gas prices higher?
- (AP Photo) DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) ¡ª Saudi Arabia said Thursday it will extend its unilateral production cut of 1 million barrels of oil a day through the end of September in its effort to boost flagging energy prices, a move that could push U.S. gas prices higher.
- Will Saudi Arabia & Russia push oil price to $100 a barrel?
- Simply sign up to the Oil & Gas industry myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. A renewed effort by Saudi Arabia and Russia to push the price of oil towards $100 a barrel threatens to become another problem for President Joe Biden as he puts his record on the US economy ¡ª and thwarting inflation ¡ª at the centre of his re-election bid.
- Could a Saudi production cut boost energy stocks?
- And for companies that sell crude, a Saudi production cut means a big windfall. On Monday, energy stocks had their best day on Wall Street in months. It's also an opportunity ¡ª hypothetically, American oil producers could boost their output to take market share from the Saudis.
