Resources and Energy

WSP’s Sydney office at World Square has had more than just a face-lift. The sustainable, people-centred space is ready to inspire and connect WSP teams and clients.

Two cohorts of WSP’s graduate engineers and scientists have completed WSP’s ‘Earth and Environment Bootcamp’, expanding their theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Steve Johnson-Hill is WSP’s Director of Transmission and Electrification. He knows just how crucial transmission is for enabling Australia’s energy transition, and he’s passionate about doing it right.

Meet our passionate leaders who are lending their expertise to highlight important opportunities for the water industry at the conference, and in their roles at WSP.

The closure and transitioning of mines can result in positive impacts on the environment, local communities and other stakeholders, leaving the world a better place for generations to come.

The partnership will facilitate the exploration of new approaches to design as well as adaption of existing assets for Great Britain’s new hydrogen transmission infrastructure.

Sarah Luu and Arianna Onate-Paladines are Water Resources Engineers harnessing advanced data science and innovation to support water stewardship for a more sustainable, resilient and efficient mining industry.  

WSP has been engaged by Alinta to conduct the geotechnical site investigation for the Oven Mountain Pumped Hydro Energy Storage Project, located within the New England Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) in NSW.

While most people in their early 20’s are having fun entering the world of 9-5 and socialising with friends, Timothy Hodge is hard at work pursuing his dream of gold and another new World Record at the Paris Paralympics in 2024. Find out how this talented swimmer is making waves in and out of the pool.

WSP geotechnical experts spent a combined total of five weeks in Bass Strait investigating site conditions for Australia’s most advanced offshore wind project – Star of the South. 

1,000-MW green hydrogen/green ammonia facility proposed for Prince George, B.C.

University of Newcastle engineering student Oliver Phelan has been awarded the 2023 Oceanex Energy Scholarship in College of Engineering, Science and Environment (Honours). He is conducting research into offshore wind turbines while working with WSP’s experts in Australia’s emerging offshore wind sector.