Engineering innovation
17 Results
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Desalination Plants for the Mining Industry: Promoting Efficient Water Usage
While the mining sector in Chile represents only 1.3 percent of the total water consumption at the national level, water remains a scarce and finite resource. Learn about how Bechtel has been involved in building three of Chile’s largest desalination plants supplying industrial water to production facilities and drinking water to populations without access.
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Sumaq Wasi Housing: Beating the Cold
In this three-part series, Bechtel's Heloisa Schmidt, manager, Corporate Sustainability, and Mellissa Case, sustainable development manager, Mining and Metals, share their on-the-ground experiences in Peru talking to Bechtel colleagues, partners, and community members. In this first installment, learn about the innovative partnership that is helping to protect indigenous families from extreme frost in the remote Andes.
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Engineering Sustainable Battery Factories
Bechtel experts say early alignment on sustainability goals “is essential” when building EV battery and battery materials facilities.
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BechTech Podcast: Understanding process engineering with Freeman Self
In this episode of the BechTech Podcast, Freeman Self, principal process engineer at Bechtel, discusses his over 35 years of experience in process and process safety engineering and shares how his military career has influenced and helped deliver many successful projects globally to our customers and partners.
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The multiplier effect of rail
Read more to learn about rail and how it impacts population growth and urbanization around the world.
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National Science Bowl becomes a passion for Pantex employee
Learn more about the National Science Bowl® and how it has become a true passion for Pantex employee Darla Fish.
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Young female engineer changes perceptions through her career success
In celebration of International Women's Day, read more on how Reyam Al Jadder, quality controls superintendent at our Serbian motorway project, lives up to the theme of ‘challenge’ during her career with Bechtel.
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Kentucky chemical weapons destruction project turns to in-state company for processing automation and robotics help
Read more about how the Blue Grass Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant turns to an in-state company for processing automation and robotics help.
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Imagining tomorrow: a discussion with manager of engineering and technology, Brian Hartman
In celebration of Engineers Week, listen to Bechtel’s corporate Manager of Engineering & Technology, Brian Hartman, provide insights as to how he imagines tomorrow.
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Welding and Applied Construction Technology
Read more on how our project team at Bechtel’s Welding and Applied Technology Center delivered solutions when faced with complex challenges.
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Putting soap and water right at hand
Innovation helps Engineers Without Borders USA project in Uganda deliver public handwashing stations.
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Cheniere Energy Sabine Pass LNG Case Study
This paper sheds light on the economics, technology/design features, execution facets, and operational flexibility of Sabine Pass LNG project, as well as provides some detailed on the startup and commissioning aspects of the first two trains.
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Why is it So Hard to Innovate?
You may be doing things accidentally that naturally discourage innovators. Good news is you can still do something about it.
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Driving Innovation in an Organization and Shaping the E&C Industry
Innovation is accelerating rapidly within the engineering and construction industry. Turning discussions about innovation into reality at an adaptive speed is becoming the differentiator within the industry. Learn more in our latest article.
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Controlling Flooding with Permeable Concrete
Bechtel examines the opportunity of utilizing permeable concrete and other associated materials to help control flooding in developed cities.