Helixos worked with a nonprofit in Papua New Guinea to provide strategic and technical advice in the areas of solid waste and resource management. We reviewed existing challenges with regulations, policy, and available infrastructure to enable the exploration and selection of key opportunities in circular economy concepts, community capability development, and energy recovery solutions.

Helixos provided project management support across operations, regulatory and risk functions for a legacy radioactive waste storage facility. This included establishing a risk baseline for the project and safety, environmental, and regulatory strategy development.

Helixos compared the diverse applications of borehole disposal, including for hydrogen storage, radioactive waste disposal, and sequestration of carbon dioxide. This included an assessment of the geological requirements, risk and safety considerations, monitoring requirements, and public acceptance for the various applications.

Helixos reviewed regulations and international guidance for radioactive material and waste classification and provided recommendations for internal processes, including characterisation, classification tools, and operations.

Helixos conducted market research and provided customer contacts for an R&D company developing a machine vision system to enhance the manufacturing of membranes for applications including hydrogen electrolysers.

Helixos advised a solar energy nonprofit to develop a comprehensive strategy for implementing a solar pilot program tailored to the unique needs of low to moderate-income communities in Florida. A key component of this strategy was identifying suitable impact investors, including high-net-worth individuals and environmental philanthropies and foundations, that would sponsor solar power for low-income housing.