Energy and natural resources
For over 50 years, we have been working with organisations from the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Mining and Construction sectors.
For over 50 years, we have been working with organisations from the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Mining and Construction sectors.
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President, Critical Infrastructure Americas
Escondido, United States
+1 (720)-398-7287 offshore@bmtglobal.comInnovative technology, offshore opportunities, and unconventional hydrocarbons are causing fundamental shifts in the global energy system. As energy needs rise globally, we work with major energy companies, natural resource developers, financial institutions, governments, and agencies to find sustainable and cost-effective solutions.
We have been involved with the offshore renewables sector from the outset, with our involvement reaching back to early work on wind and wave energy devices in the 1980s. Involvement has included elements so diverse as weather forecasting and prediction of scrub to maintenance program creation and from vessel design to accident investigation.
We cover project management, front end engineering design (FEED), detailed design, construction, and operation, supporting you at every stage.
We support offshore wind farm developments from initial scoping to final decommissioning.
We provide project management for marine facilities, including some of the world’s largest port projects.
Successful mine operations unlock sustainable opportunities whilst respecting the environment, people and machinery.
From vessel simulations to training crew and assessing environmental risks, we help you during the planning stage of any significant development and scheduled offshore construction.
We provide vessel simulations for complex installation programmes that combine our extensive naval architecture and offshore engineering experience with our hydraulic modelling expertise and met ocean capabilities.
BMT-DEEP is an advanced interactive data platform for monitoring marine assets and structural integrity. Use BMT DEEP to consolidate and analyse operational information alongside environmental datasets in near-real-time. The insights will allow you to optimise performance, satisfy regulators and deliver higher ROI back to your business.
Unmanaged risks can be extremely costly in terms of the operating time of a facility, business bottom line and even human and community life. We apply proven techniques to manage risk in the early phases of your project lifecycle, where the knock-on effects can result in severe consequences.
Our comprehensive understanding informs assessments of all relevant environmental regulations, directives, and international agreements. Whether identifying and mitigating potential ecological risks or meeting the needs of regulators and licencing authorities, we have the knowledge and experience to support your projects during construction and installation.
Using powerful in-house Risk Assessment Method (RAM) software, we help estimate project life cycles and costs by considering environmental conditions that may affect offshore installations before any capital investment is made. We help you understand the possibility of maintaining an asset and help you take full advantage of design, maintenance, and availability opportunities.
Australian Ocean Energy Group is an industry-led cluster, formed to develop markets for ocean energy and facilitate collaboration throughout the wave and tidal energy industry.
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The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) is an intergovernmental organisation that supports countries in their transition to a sustainable energy future, and serves as the principal platform for international cooperation, a centre of excellence, and a repository of policy, technology, resource and financial knowledge on renewable energy.
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The Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) is a high-level global forum to promote policies and programs that advance clean energy technology, to share lessons learned and best practices, and to encourage the transition to a global clean energy economy.
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Clean Energy Council members are companies who work in or support the clean energy sector.
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The Energy Institute is a professional organization for engineers and other professionals in energy-related fields. The EI has an international membership of about 20,000 people and 200 companies.
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We offer an extensive range of tailored management tools and techniques to help make better decisions about your marine, energy and defence assets.
The ability to accurately monitor the performance and impact of abandoned or deteriorating assets is essential during their decommissioning.
We consult on global regulation, shared attitudes and ideas for maritime operations, including how we respond to incidents, vessel surveying, and cargo handling.
We acquire and analyse wind, weather and sea state data to inform design, engineering and operational decision making.
Our cost-effective, high-quality services help us consistently meet exacting standards in the volatile oil and gas industry.
We apply engineering technical expertise to various asset integrity assurance and management programs, assisting you in meeting and exceeding industry standards, codes, and regulations.
We study the risks associated with marine facilities and use our findings to advise on the best ways to mitigate for any potential consequences.
We are experts at finding answers and helping to mitigate future marine incidents.
Experienced leadership prioritizing the growth of our business through the development of capabilities and local delivery of global BMT expertise.
Shining a dual spotlight on Culture and Sustainability excellence in the energy supply chain
We are pleased to announce that our latest 27m CTV hybrid vessel design showcasing our patented BMT Active Fender System® and hybrid propulsion system has been selected by HST Marine for the European offshore wind industry.
• BMT’s Andrew Aldrich has been promoted to the role of Global Business Development Director – Infrastructure and Environment • The move highlights our concerted effort to align strong regional capabilities to global strategy in the energy and environment markets.
The microgrid collaboration demonstrating floating tidal technology between community and utility offers long-term advantages that can help to overcome the traditional locked-in position of energy-starved or energy-deficient communities.
We have won a competitive bid to replace the Integrated Marine Monitoring System on the floating production unit (FPU), Salamanca, which is set for refurbishment and redeployment in the US Gulf of Mexico after being decommissioned by a former operator in 2019.
The BMT-led Ocean Energy Smart Grid Integration Project reaches milestone full-scale testing at Sustainable Marine Energy substation in Nova Scotia.
BMT is pleased to announce the appointment of Colleen Martin who will lead the Environment team in the UK
Our team attended the AOG Energy Conference and WOW event, discussing the future of renewable energy and sharing insights on its progress
Discover how our latest advancements in MetOcean Dashboards are transforming asset management. With our innovative BMT Deep service, we're leveraging historical and real-time data to produce tailored dashboards to empower asset operators with actionable insights. Dive into the future of data-driven decision-making and see how our solutions are designed to meet unique operational needs.
Australia faces a significant challenge: our infrastructure must not only withstand the increasing occurrence of natural disasters, which currently cost our economy $38 billion annually—a figure projected to double by 2060 due to escalating emissions—but must also transition towards sustainability. Climate Expert Melanie Thomas, discusses her research into Climate Resilient Building Materials with Low Embodied Carbon Emissions.
In the relentless pursuit of sustainability within the maritime industry, we stand at the forefront of innovation and change. Under the insightful leadership of Andrew (Andy) Harris, Technical Lead and Principal Naval Architect, we have embarked on a pioneering project within the Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), and with research lead, Dr Hongjun Fan of the Australian Maritime College, aimed at revolutionising the way we think about vessel propulsion.
While we have invested effort and resources in creating flood-resilient environments, we are far from resilient if we look at the overall climate risk. How can we expand our thinking on climate risk and become more aware of the potential consequences?
How should airports protect against climate risk? Greg Fisk discusses issues surrounding climate resilience for airports.
Impacts from climate related hazards are regular occurrences and affect many in the community. Understanding the risks associated with these hazards to people, critical assets and organisations is essential.
With meticulous planning, offshore wind development projects can curtail early challenges.
If you know offshore wind, you know #IPF2024 is the place to be, April 22-25 in New Orleans. Join us at Booth 1122!
22-04-2024 - 25-04-2024
