John Buckingham serves as the Chief Mechanical Engineer at BMT, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the company's commitment to sustainable shipping solutions. With a strong focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from both commercial and naval vessels, John is at the forefront...
John Buckingham serves as the Chief Mechanical Engineer at BMT, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the company's commitment to sustainable shipping solutions. With a strong focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from both commercial and naval vessels, John is at the forefront of developing innovative technical and financial models that assess a variety of propulsion systems. His current projects involve the integration of cutting-edge Energy Saving Technologies, such as Turbosails, Flettner Rotors, Organic Rankine Cycles, and hydro-dynamic enhancements, all aimed at optimizing energy efficiency and performance.
In his capacity, John is not only responsible for maintaining high professional mechanical engineering standards but also for overseeing the development of essential engineering tools, methodologies, and information systems within the organization. His expertise in powertrain design, propulsion systems, and finite element analysis enables him to lead comprehensive forecasting and conceptual design studies that identify new and emerging technologies capable of revolutionizing the maritime industry.
John's extensive background in mechanical engineering, coupled with his knowledge of naval architecture and defense systems, empowers him to approach complex engineering challenges with a holistic perspective. By fostering collaboration across multidisciplinary teams, he ensures that BMT remains at the cutting edge of engineering design and innovation. As he continues to champion energy efficiency and sustainability, John Buckingham is not only shaping the future of marine propulsion but also contributing to a greener, more sustainable maritime industry.
