Energy and Resources

ISO 55000 marks a milestone in developing and applying sound asset management.

Our clients process a wealth of data on a daily basis to ensure their facilities are operating at peak performance.

The UK chemical industry is the biggest manufacturing exporter and is crucial to maintaining a strong economy.

Dam engineering needs understanding and control of the enormous forces and potential energy of water. 

Project success regularly hinges on local communities and getting stakeholders to buy in to projects early.

Fire and life safety strategies need to be woven into the fabric of assets and infrastructure.

The global energy transition is not just a transformation of energy systems. It’s a transformation of communities and economies. We’ve reached an important tipping point in this journey with many industries making bold decisions to enable swift changes.

Geotechnical engineering and engineering geology is a complex but essential part of any successful project.

Health, safety, and environmental (HSE) excellence depends on positive procedures, behaviours, and cultures. 

Companies rely on sound guidance as they look for ways to move beyond environmental compliance and into excellence.

Our clients use a range of materials within their business operations and facilities.

Our materials technology teams provide robust, cost-effective and timely solutions for materials-related issues to all types of infrastructure and building projects.

The nuclear industry needs to update their systems to meet changing decommissioning dates and responsibly process residues of nuclear fuel manufacturing.

Hydrocarbon processing facilities handle flammable and hazardous products, often at high pressures and temperatures.

Manufacturing and processing companies are always looking for ways to sustainably grow their business.

In a rapidly changing market, energy clients need to maximise the value of their operations. 

More than ever, businesses need to demonstrate value for money from their investments.

Effective risk management is critical to ensuring companies protect people.

Underground spaces are increasingly important to meeting the needs of growing populations and urbanisation.

Global industries are driving towards more sustainable waste management. GHD’s philosophy supports this vision by following the established waste hierarchy of reduction, reuse, recycling, recovery and disposal.

Because all wastewaters are different, it is necessary to work with an experienced multi-disciplinary team.