Bechtel in the News
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Moving into deeper water
Bechtel’s ports specialist, Marco Pluijm, explains how artificial islands can help reduce the cost of exporting African minerals.
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Natural gas: investing in the revolution
Bechtel’s Scott Austin participated in a roundtable discussion with the associate editor of Power Engineering, and they discussed the future of gas-fired generation, the sustainability of today’s low gas prices, and the potential impact of increasing environmental regulation.
Source: Power Engineering (PDF)
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Build to order
Bechtel's Jeff Brighman talks about how EPC companies are adapting to serve the energy industry.
Source: Fortnighly (PDF) -
Action station
Awkward geology and an ambitious scope make Farringdon station (London) one of Crossrail’s major challenges. Bechtel project manager, Nisrine Chartouny, invited The Engineer magazine to find out why the station is so central to the project’s success.
Source: The Engineer (PDF) -
Bechtel’s Marco Pluijm on BBC World Service’s ‘The Forum’.
Listen to the program: "Connections with the Sea".
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Ocean wind power line
Bechtel will construct the first segment of the New Jersey Energy Link, a $1.8 billion system of undersea and onshore transmission cables, as well as power converter “hubs.”
Source: bloomberg.com
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Offshore transmission project on the coast of New Jersey
Bechtel will construct the first segment of the New Jersey Energy Link, a $1.8 billion system of undersea and onshore transmission cables as well as power converter "hubs."
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QGC provides QCLNG project update
Source: LNG World News
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Learning the ROPES
The editor of Dredging and Port Construction visited the Netherlands to see innovative Bechtel-led research that aims to make ports safer by looking into the effects of a ship’s wash.
Source: Dredging and Port Construction -
Wired for success
Engineering career opportunities are explored and Bechtel's Melissa Morin, a senior electrical engineer working on the Dulles Metrorail Extension project, is featured.
Source: Woman Engineer -
New software models the wrenching forces of ship wakes in port environments
Bechtel-led port design research in the Netherlands is featured in a special report in Engineering News Record. Marco Pluijm, senior ports specialist, explains how the results of the ROPES project will create new software which will improve port design in the future.
Source: Engineering News-Record
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Safe berthing
Dennis Vinkoert, executive editor of Ports and Shipping Industry finds out how Bechtel is gaining valuable insight which will make ports safer in the future.
Source: Ports & Shipping Industry (PDF)