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Creating value by solving the world’s critical resource energy and infrastructure challenges.
We are a proud sponsor of this premier conference to be held in Edmonton, Canada from 23-26 Sept 2018.
Our Melbourne office is proactively demonstrating its commitment to minimise waste and reduce environmental impact by procuring ‘keep cups’ to avoid the use of disposable coffee cups.
We're proud to announce a new Limited Partnership between Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Reclamation Services (TRS) which is within the corporate umbrella of the Norman Wells Land Corporation (NWLC) and Advisian, Worley's global consulting business. This partnership will be known as TRS Advisian.
We worked with National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) to tackle the analysis for its late-life offshore oil and gas asset planning and decommissioning outlook - unlocking a multi-billion dollar opportunity for the local community, environment, industry and economy.
When it comes to mine closure, water management is one of the most important challenges we face.
Australian governments planning major public infrastructure projects have long understood the importance of earning a social licence for a project as a way of improving overall project outcomes and reducing community and stakeholder objections on big developments.
Subsea mining as a commercial venture has been around since the 1960s, however it has been slow to gain traction. The greatest barrier to its widespread adoption is environmental in nature. The question many countries are asking, including New Zealand, is ‘Can subsea mining be sanctioned whilst maintaining a focus on environmental sustainability?’
The way businesses are managed is always changing, however, more than ever before, the expectations about the results and in particular, how they are achieved, are dramatically changing. There is a new paradigm that has arrived to stay.
Advisian's Dan Hunter explores the environmental licensing process in Timor-Leste and shares the lessons he's learnt from recent projects in country.