From extraction and treatment to pumping and distribution, nearly every stage of the water cycle uses energy. In fact, energy costs can account for up to 40% of a water utility’s operating budget, with pumping alone comprising the lion’s share...
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The SACS and MOSES offshore engineering applications from Bentley empower engineers to design offshore wind farms even more accurately and efficiently than ever before. Key Benefits of Using Bentley’s MOSES and SACS Wind Turbine Software: With full support for SACS...
See how Brazil's COPEL cut substation design time by 50% and saved USD 630,000 annually using Bentley’s OpenUtilities Substation BIM workflows....
Designing a Hidden Waste Treatment Facility to Power a Sustainable City In the quest for sustainable and resilient urban infrastructure, cities around the world are exploring innovative solutions to manage waste and reduce environmental impact. One such example is the...
See how the enhanced Pipe System Sizing tool in OpenBuildings Designer streamlines design for water, heating, cooling, and gas systems. This update introduces easier transitions from single-line to 3D layouts, helping improve accuracy and workflow efficiency....
As the world races to meet aggressive climate targets, infrastructure stakeholders—engineers, architects, asset owners, and policymakers—are being asked to think beyond compliance. It’s not enough to meet today’s environmental standards; tomorrow’s success depends on creating sustainable systems that are smarter,...
In April, Bentley was invited to speak at the 10th annual AI in Oil & Gas Conference in Houston, Texas. This conference is quickly becoming the “go-to” event driving AI-led transformation in the oil and gas sector. Addressing an audience...
See how Brazil's COPEL cut substation design time by 50% and saved USD 630,000 annually using Bentley’s OpenUtilities Substation BIM workflows....
Have you ever stopped to think about how much you rely on roads to stay connected to people and places, and how crucial they are for the success of our economy? Or how we expect roads to handle heavy traffic,...