Publications

13 Sep 2024
Energy and chemical processes

The role of hydrogen toward a greener future

The commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions is driving the search for cleaner, commercially viable energy technologies. As a result, worldwide demand for hydrogen, known as a versatile energy carrier, is growing steadily worldwide, facing major roadblocks along every step of the supply chain. A shift to absolute-zero carbon hydrogen production requires transformation at every level, a challenge for everyone involved.
Joe Nava, P.Eng.

Global Director, Advanced Fuels and Chemicals
09 Aug 2023
Mining and Metals

Fatigue phenomena in the design of industrial steel structures – Part 2
- Omid Sargazi, P.Eng., P.E.
  
  Senior Engineer, Civil
20 Jul 2023
Power and Renewables

Ensuring sustainability by tackling the climate crisis
12 Jul 2023
Power and Renewables

Purposeful planning for mining decarbonization
- Dave Olsthoorn, P.Eng., M.A.Sc.
  
  Engineer, Energy and Air Quality
23 Jun 2023

Ingenious women – Tatiana Guerrero
22 Jun 2023
Mining and Metals

Fatigue phenomena in the design of industrial steel structures – Part 1

When designing structural members, their cross-section must safely and economically resist applied loads, which includes optimizing the weight. Other considerations, such as ease of fabrication and construction, may also affect which member you choose. It all begins with selecting the lightest cross-sectional shape that can safely transfer the load and meet serviceability and durability requirements. The fundamental prerequisite of structural design is to ensure the required strength does not exceed the available strength. Practicing engineers need a high-level background to understand the basics of fatigue and fracture in engineering design.
Omid Sargazi, P.Eng., P.E.

Senior Engineer, Civil
21 Jun 2023
Power and Renewables

Respect and transparency as foundations for lasting partnerships
15 Jun 2023
Power and Renewables

Operational data: The driving force behind transparency
- Souheil Sabbagh
  
  Vice-President, Digital Expertise
02 Jun 2023
Power and Renewables

Acoustic measurements: The effects of weather on sound propagation
- Annabelle Paré
  
  Engineer, Environnemental Engineering
31 May 2023

Ingenious women – Lyne Ricard
- Lyne Ricard, P.Eng.
  
  Senior Consulting Expert, Advanced Fuels and Chemicals
18 May 2023
Power and Renewables

Knowledge as a catalyst: Digital power systems take hold in industry
Marc-André Perron, P.Eng.

Director, Management - Digital Power Systems
03 May 2023
Mining and Metals

Properly preparing a strategic plan to pump mine tailings
- Guylaine St-Jean, P.Eng.
  
  Senior Engineer, Industrial and Hydro
28 Apr 2023

Ingenious women – Julia Gartley
- Julia Gartley, P.Eng., MBA
  
  Vice-President, Health, Safety and Sustainability
27 Apr 2023
Power and Renewables

Preserving biodiversity: An attainable challenge for industry
10 Apr 2023
Power and Renewables

The transition to renewable energy is more accessible than ever, and it’s not just about environmental benefits
- François Vitez, P.Eng.
  
  Vice-President, Power and Renewables Market
23 Mar 2023
Power and Renewables

Noise exposure in the workplace: Changes coming soon in Québec

Workers who are exposed to high noise levels for long periods of time will suffer irreversible hearing damage (tinnitus, deafness). Although noise exposure limits exist, Québec’s Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST) estimates that hearing disorders related to working conditions are constantly increasing, which represents 86% of occupational diseases in 2021,1 compared to 70% in 2019. It’s crucial for all employers to inform their employees of the harmful, long-term effects of noise, to focus on prevention and to implement the necessary mechanisms to comply with the noise standards set out in the Regulation respecting occupational health and safety. But what target values must we apply? When and how must we assess the noise levels workers are exposed to? And is there a tracking record of previous assessments?
15 Mar 2023
Power and Renewables

Energy efficiency can generate substantial savings. So, where should we start?
03 Mar 2023
Mining and Metals

Slurry pipe sanding: BBA approach for load case design criteria in brownfield projects
- Roman Dorfman, P.Eng.
  
  Principal Engineer, Piping
27 Feb 2023

Ingenious women – Mina Shahraki
- Mina Shahraki, P.Eng., P.E.
  
  Department Manager, Civil
16 Feb 2023
Power and Renewables

Carbon neutrality: What if the first step to achieving it is closer than you think?
- Dave Olsthoorn, P.Eng., M.A.Sc.
  
  Engineer, Energy and Air Quality
08 Feb 2023
Energy and chemical processes

Carbon dioxide must be removed from the atmosphere to meet Paris Agreement targets.
Anthony Blouin, P.Eng.

Senior Engineer, Advanced Fuels and Chemicals
07 Feb 2023
Mining and Metals

Managing hectic projects with agility and efficiency
- Bernard Gilbert, P.Eng.
  
  Principal Project Manager, Project Management Services
26 Jan 2023

Ingenious women – Angela Hsu
- Angela Hsu, P.Eng.
  
  Department Manager, Mechanical and Structural
25 Jan 2023
Power and Renewables

Digital technology helps industrial companies rebuild trust
- Jean-François Beaulieu
  
  Director, Digital Consultant
11 Jan 2023
Power and Renewables

Circular economy: Industry is revving things up. Here's how.
- Jérôme Pelletier, P.Eng., MBA
  
  President and Chief Executive Officer
22 Dec 2022

Ingenious Women – Hassiba Lkoun

''This year, I went to an underground mine for the first time. At 260 metres below ground, I realized that just a year earlier, I was on top of a wind turbine. It’s extraordinary work; I’m involved in all types of projects. Power system studies have always been my thing because I love racking my brain to figure out how to make things work that don’t.
Hassiba Lkoun, P.Eng., M.A.Sc.

Director, Engineering and Business Operations, Operations - Salt Lake City
14 Dec 2022
Power and Renewables

Implementing a production management and monitoring system: The importance of preliminary studies
- Branko Radulovic, P.Eng.
  
  Senior Engineer, Operational Technology and Infrastructure
28 Nov 2022
Power and Renewables

Reverse osmosis: A reliable technology
24 Nov 2022

Ingenious women – Mélanie Chouinard
- Mélanie Chouinard, P.Eng., M.Eng.
  
  Director, Innovation
07 Nov 2022
Power and Renewables

Multi-tiered bracing systems design
18 Oct 2022
Mining and Metals

Using 3D laser scanning in project life cycles

3D laser scanning is a powerful tool that can be used in all project stages, ranging from planning, concept design and detailed engineering to construction and operations.
Kristian Leach, C.Tech.

Principal Designer, Civil