Net zero
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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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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.
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Women in Engineering: A Conversation with Audrey Bard
As we celebrate Earth Week, we sat down with Audrey Bard, a chief environmental engineer here at Bechtel. She shares her passion for environmental engineering and the role engineers will play in solving global energy challenges.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Engineering a different mindset in our path to net zero
Learn how engineers are figuring out how to sustainably build more infrastructure while reducing their carbon footprint.