innovation | Sustainability and climate protection | trends of technology | Urbanization | Worth knowing | How will our water supply develop in the future? What are the driving trends of these developments? And which technologies could play a vital role in this? To answer these questions, our foresight experts look into an alternative future. In our second scenario, we tell you the story of a possible society where no one has to suffer thirst anymore – thanks to centrally organized water solidarity.

Urbanization | Your next holiday is coming up? Our tip: Accra! From now on, thyssenkrupp will also be at home at the airport of this megacity. Our mobility experts played a key role in equipping the new Terminal 3. This way, the flight to Accra will already be an experience itself.

mobility of the future | Sustainability and climate protection | Urbanization | Worth knowing | The subway, Stockholm's "Tunnelbana", moves half a million people through the Swedish capital every day. With immediate effect, thyssenkrupp is servicing the 440 elevators and escalators in Stockholm's metro and ensuring that everything runs smoothly.

Engineering | innovation | mobility of the future | Urbanization | Where is traffic in megacities to be put? Modular elevated roadways and bridges could be the answer, as the InnoCity project shows.

Sustainability and climate protection | Urbanization | As a technology group operating worldwide, thyssenkrupp is able to offer new products and services that will have a noticeable impact on the environmental footprint of future megacities. However, as no one can predict with precision what will happen in the next few decades, in the Foresight process thyssenkrupp always develops several scenarios that describe a variety of developments. One of them is the city of Pjongjong that inhabits 40 million people in constant fear of the forces of nature.

Urbanization | As a technology group operating worldwide, thyssenkrupp is able to offer new products and services that will have a noticeable impact on the environmental footprint of future megacities. However, as no one can predict with precision what will happen in the next few decades, in the Foresight process thyssenkrupp always develops several scenarios that describe a variety of developments. In our scenario we describe the fictional metropolis of Chengoho. The city is firmly in the hands of private investors. To escape from its own dense smog, the market-driven Moloch counts on a modular Lego approach.