Insights

BMA selected to represent the UK to drive innovation in Net Zero and Resilience challenges

Funded by the UK Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT), high-level critical stakeholders were chosen from academia, the private sector, and the public sector to take part in the UK-led Connected Places Catapult programme. BMA was selected as the only UK company specialising in decision intelligence and AI technology in the area of whole systems planning to solve the world’s biggest climate challenges.

Accelerating decarbonisation: A roadmap to net zero

What if we could decarbonise by 2040, or sooner? The transition to net zero demands an integrated response. With vast networks of existing asset infrastructure needing to be re-purposed, BMA’s new technologies are being introduced to the systems of many asset-intensive companies and speeding up the process.

A new evolution in long-term planning

Companies don’t have the time to pursue incremental gains in asset management decision-making. A new evolution in long-term planning is urgently required.

Unlocking the potential of a hydrogen economy

Using BMA’s artificial intelligence, National Grid’s project Union will enable the UK to achieve net zero by 2050. It’s an ambitious plan to create a nationwide hydrogen backbone for the UK.

National Grid Gas Transmission: Critical Infrastructure Extreme Value Analysis (EVA)

BMA worked with National Grid Gas Transmission to develop an advanced systems model to robustly quantify and evidence the requirement for significant investment in critical infrastructure at risk of low probability high consequence events. Prescriptive analytics combined with next generation systems modelling was used to explore intervention scenarios from a systems perspective, taking into account system design and configuration management.