With more and more projects popping up in remote, mountainous regions, producers are seeking ways to power their projects with energy sources that are greener, leaner, and cheaper. It’s time to think about how renewables can help!

Are you reaping the benefits of value chain integration? By maximizing capacity utilization with minimal system disruptions, the path to business growth is both accessible and achievable.

Despite its immeasurable worth, languages worldwide are disappearing–quickly. It’s estimated that every two weeks an Indigenous language “falls off the map”. And of the almost 7,000 languages in the world, many of them have Indigenous origins. With the loss of languages comes the risk of losing culture and diversity–a risk we can’t afford.

The demand for AI and ML solutions is booming but with little time to develop a strategy, vendors tend to provide generic solutions that cannot interpret and measure data effectively.

As is the case with all process industries, increasingly sophisticated automation is the route to the safest, cleanest and most affordable future for complex operating environments like maritime container port terminals.

To build more prosperous, functional, and responsible cities, government and government agencies, private sectors, and communities need to engage in productive dialogue. It is only when these parties are successfully working together that we will respond to the future demand for infrastructure in innovative, life changing ways.

The delivery of environmental benefits, productivity gains, agglomeration economics, more efficient patterns of land use, and improved investor perceptions; all have a role to play when seeking to justify public expenditure on urban rail transit.

The Kemano T2 project is set in one of Canada’s most beautiful landscapes, with incredible scenery and wildlife—and some of the riskiest avalanche terrain. Building this project safely involves taking innovative measures to protect both people and the environment.

Major cities everywhere want to increase mobility and improve public transit. Governments are tasked with delivering the goods: effective transportation systems that support faster, more reliable travel and take cars off roads.

Change can be daunting, especially for medium- to large-sized organizations with complex global operating structures.