Projects + Insights

Equity in infrastructure is becoming the gold standard and airports are no exception.

Informing the development of a 300-megawatt wind farm, the largest First Nation wind partnership project in Canada.

If you run a fleet of any size, you’re likely making strides to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. In principle this seems straightforward: simply transition to more sustainable vehicles. But as Andrew Bui, our global bus and zero emissions lead shares, the reality is more nuanced. There are several operations and infrastructure implications that need to be carefully considered before that first vehicle can take to the road.

With relatively low density population, the City of Edmonton sought to implement a new vision of mass transit that integrates transit into communities and makes access simple.

In an era of rising temperatures and sea-levels, validating and continuing to enhance the resilience of one of the world’s busiest airports is critical.

In recent months, there have been conflicting announcements concerning the pursuit for net zero – triggering uncertainty about the next steps for organisations on this journey. As time progresses, we must ensure that this uncertainty does not hinder our progress toward this critical goal.

To reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and achieve a beneficial use for the surplus biogas created at the Lulu Island WWTP in Richmond, B.C., we helped Metro Vancouver to produce financially viable renewable natural gas for supply to the regional natural gas utility.

An increase in extreme weather conditions is making cities ever more vulnerable to flooding. Protecting existing underground infrastructure is critical, but tunnels may also present a long-term solution to a growing problem, writes Mike Wongkaew.

Learn how we are supporting leading organisations to optimise their relationship with nature.

Applying engineering ingenuity to extend the life of water treatment technologies and increase treatment capacity on the same footprint.

We’ve asked our ESG advisors from across our global practice to give their thoughts on a query they’re often asked.

The 25 square kilometre mine site located in south-central Yukon on traditional territory of KaskaNations was abandoned in 1998 and has since been in care and maintenance.