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Nuclear Energy, Net Zero, and Energy Security

In a newly released report, Nuclear Energy in Wales, the UK Parliament’s Welsh Affairs Committee considers Wales’ role in the UK Government’s nuclear ambitions, reviewing the economic impact of nuclear energy as well as the development and feasibility of implementing new technologies into Wales’ clean energy mix.

May 09, 2023 By: Ivan Baldwin
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Building efficient, lower-carbon urban transit systems

John Williams spoke at the Toronto Region Board of Trade’s annual Transportation Symposium about why we should be optimistic for the future of regional commuter rail investment.

February 10, 2023 By: John Williams , President, Infrastructure Northeast US & Canada
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Human Design and Systems Thinking for Social Impact

Read how bechtel.org, the Peruvian government, and Pontifical Catholic University of Peru are working together to deliver a comprehensive solution to the extreme frost that has affected thousands of indigenous Peruvians.

December 19, 2022 By: Tam Nguyen, General Manager, bechtel.org
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What today’s macroeconomy means for the mining and metals industries

Recent global events have created a unique macroeconomic environment, which may have lasting impacts on the mining and metals markets. In this blog post, we will explore these macroeconomic trends and what they might mean for the mining and metals industry.

December 06, 2022 By: Antonio Mena
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Mining & metals: On the critical path to net zero

The mining and metals industry is on the critical path to net zero. In what is perhaps the great paradox of energy transition, one of the biggest risks to achieving net zero by 2050 is the lack of metals that are required to transform the world’s energy system and can only come from a lot more mining. Expediting delivery of the industry’s pipeline of growth projects is essential to maintaining our net zero schedule.

December 05, 2022 By: Corey McGovern, Head of Strategy and Business Development, Mining & Metals
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A cleaner, greener, safer Taiwan

Learn how building Taiwan's largest LNG tanks supports net zero targets and economic development goals.

July 25, 2022 By: Olivia Kalb, Communications Specialist
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Busting perceptions to shape better performance

The lack of diversity in the EPC industry impacts our ability to better problem solve and innovate. Attraction and retention are two key issues. In Australia, we are partnering with several organizations that are aligned with our core values such as Engineering Aid Australia and STEM Returners.

June 16, 2022 By: Leigh Carter, Australia general manager, Mining and Metals
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Five ways to build supply chain resiliency

The COVID-19 pandemic shook global supply chains to their core.One benefit of this disruption: if not for the supply chain deficiencies that were pushed harshly into view with the pandemic, we wouldn’t have promptly identified and embraced essential new demands like sustainability. Bechtel is leveraging our legacy and learnings to ensure more resilient and sustainable supply chains going forward.

June 15, 2022 By: Kristin Homsi
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Jarrod Beezley on reconciliation action in Australia

Kabi/Bundjalung artist Jarrod Beezley discusses the symbolism of art in reconciliation action in Australia.

June 02, 2022 By: Mat Ovenden, Manager, Communications, M&M