Environment and climate solutions
Measuring, monitoring, and advising on risk across a continuum of offshore, coastal zones, rivers, and other waterways.
Measuring, monitoring, and advising on risk across a continuum of offshore, coastal zones, rivers, and other waterways.
Key contact
Managing Director, Water & Environment/Senior Principal Engineer
Brisbane, Australia
+61 (0) 7 3831 6744 environment@bmtglobal.comWe are trusted partners, supporting our customers throughout the project life cycle to ensure compliance, protect the environment, and guide project teams to ensure stakeholders are engaged and meet environmental commitments.
Our brilliant people accompany you and guide you on transitioning to a more resilient, decarbonised future in our core defence, infrastructure, and maritime markets.
We are passionate about high performance, and to achieve this, we mobilise decades of deep sector knowledge and our award-winning proprietary software tools to deliver insights into the management of the environment and climate.
We deliver specialised services that help you withstand, respond to, and recover rapidly from climate-related disruptions and enable adaptation and resilience for a lower carbon future.
Our vision is for better futures through collaboration and innovation. We will help you understand, adapt, and protect our environments, from flooding to the decarbonisation of defence agencies and government assets and from remediation of hazardous waste challenges to advising on the sustainability of aquaculture.
We are leading climate risk and resilience experts; able to communicate the science and assist you with recognising and effectively managing risk exposure, and by leveraging our brilliant people, we partner with you to implement strategy, in line with regulatory and economic considerations. We offer the complete package.
We can help you successfully meet the requirements of environmental permits and, in doing so, the needs of regulators.
We offer specialist consulting services emphasising quantitative field surveys and modelling and have a long history of providing innovative solutions to industry, government authorities and environmental managers.
Our scientists and engineers have the expertise and experience to solve your environmental and hazardous waste challenges through innovative and cost-effective remedies.
Flood studies are an essential first step towards understanding and managing flood risk. They illustrate flood behaviour and risk, quantify the impact of changes to hydrologic regimes and riverine channels/floodplains, and inform planning and environmental studies.
We offer an integrated approach that enables total solutions design for urban, peri-urban and catchment systems. We have a detailed understanding of water quality and behaviour in a whole catchment context.
The ability to accurately monitor the performance and impact of abandoned or deteriorating assets is essential during their decommissioning.
With experience across a wide range of geographies, species and groups, we provide expert aquaculture environmental solutions that are always highly innovative, practical and relevant.
We acquire and analyse wind, weather and sea state data to inform design, engineering and operational decision making.
BMT has been awarded a project by Essex County Council (ECC) in the UK to assist with the development of flood alleviation measures from surface water flooding within three Critical Drainage Areas (CDA) identified by BMT within the County.
BMT is a conference sponsor, speaker and exhibitor at the 2021 Institute of Asset Management (IAM) Conference annual conference focused on looking at how asset management can meet the challenges of climate change.
Blue Economy, Springboard for Sustainable Development in Australia’s ocean economies.
Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) announces commencement of its research program with commissioning of 17 scoping projects, with BMT’s collaboration to boost ties between industry, researchers and the community.
BMT’s Rick Cox and Greg Fisk will present and participate in a live Q&A on climate change impacts and planning at “AAPA Anywhere” webinar.
Experienced leadership prioritizing the growth of our business through the development of capabilities and local delivery of global BMT expertise.
Our team of environmental consultants has been chosen to lead a research project to provide further evidence for actions to be incorporated into the Scottish National Adaptation Plan (SNAP). To help address risks and opportunities identified in the UK Climate Change Risk Assessment (UKCCRA). The research is commissioned for the Scottish Government through ClimateXChange (CXC) - Scotland’s centre of expertise on climate change.
• 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.
BMT positions for further growth of climate risk & resilience capabilities in region. Ian is a translator, facilitator, innovator and strategist.
Keeping coastal environments safe from erosion is a challenging task that can require more refined approaches than simple seawalls.
We are pleased to announce Jaret Fattori has joined BMT in Canada to lead the development of the North American Climate and Environment team.
BMT was awarded a contract by the London Borough of Waltham Forest to build a surface water flood risk model covering the entire Borough.
BMT is pleased to announce the appointment of Colleen Martin who will lead the Environment team in the UK
Climate change is happening around the world. Ocean heatwaves cause coral bleaching events which can occur at a large scale and result in massive die-off (bleaching) of corals.
It is increasingly recognised by defence forces around the world that climate change poses an increasing threat to peace and security in the world. Its impacts can undermine livelihoods, increase involuntary migration, and reduce the ability of states to provide security.
There is increasing recognition by mining executives that extreme weather events and other impacts of a changing climate are becoming central to the corporate risk profile of their industry.
With the recent impacts of severe weather events across North and South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales still fresh in our minds, the east coast of Australia has regularly felt the impacts of the La Niña season.
What does it mean for an offshore asset to be "Hurricane Ready"? What should asset managers consider when inspecting monitoring systems ahead of a hurricane season?
To ensure that the platform's integrity is maintained during a hurricane, measuring the mooring systems and GPS data can provide remote operators confidence that the platform is upright and on location.
Preparing offshore and nearshore energy projects for tropical storms.
BMT’s Capability Director, Dr. Philip Haines, has been appointed as the Chairperson of the NSW Coastal Council by the NSW Minister of Environment. With a career spanning over 34 years in both New South Wales and Queensland, Dr. Haines brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this role.
Jaret Fattori's article in Port Strategy discusses how ports are adapting to climate change and IFRS S-2 regulations. Emphasising the shift towards sustainability through digital integration, decarbonisation, and innovative fuel alternatives, he explores the significant role of collaboration in advancing port sustainability and innovation.
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.
As we confront the increasing impact of global warming, the challenges our customers face are evolving. Insights from Yaz Majrouh, our commercial partner, highlight how innovation in infrastructure projects, urban planning, and flood disaster management can mitigate the impacts of global warming and encourage adaptation.
The regulatory landscape in Canada is evolving rapidly, reflecting a growing awareness of the need for more sustainable practices and responsible business conduct.
Major Projects Lead and Senior Principal Consultant, Greg Fisk, discusses the growing need for sector-specific guidance for marinas and boat yards, in-light of increasing regulation to decarbonise industries.
What are the implications of extreme heat, and how can we build heat resilience in our cities? With heat waves projected to increase in frequency, intensity, and duration, cities must develop an approach to reduce heat-related impacts. To develop such an approach, we should invest in proactive action, building anticipation, enhancing preparedness levels, and ensuring an efficient response mechanism.
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?
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
