April 6 (LNGJ) - Australian LNG and energy engineering company Clough said it was collaborating with Charles Darwin University, based in the city of Darwin in the Northern Territory, on a research and study programme to improve maintenance engineering procedures and asset management. Clough Chief Executive and Managing Director Peter Bennett said: “This collaboration will bring us new opportunities to develop specialist maintenance expertise such as advanced Clough Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) modules to further automate maintenance planning that interfaces with predictive analytics.” Deputy University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lawrence Cram, said: “There are mutual benefits to be derived from a working relationship where CDU staff not only provide professional and research support to Clough, but also gain valuable practical experience while working with Clough.”








