01 Jun 2026
When the schedule is the client’s top priority
Insights
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In some projects, the main challenge isn’t technical complexity. It’s the schedule. When schedules become critical, engineering teams need to shift their mindset: make decisions earlier, accept uncertainty and rely on shared performance. As such, engineering becomes a process of making choices, striking compromises and managing risks, both technical and human. Below are three key questions addressed by Hugo Careau, P.Eng., Decarbonization, and Ulric Chayer, P.Eng., Department Manager, Mechanical Engineering.
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11 Jul 2025Power and RenewablesFrom delivery to decommissioning: a strategic look at comprehensive testing for electrical assets
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Shanon Lo, P.Eng.
Engineer, Studies & Field Testing
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09 Jul 2025Mining and MetalsHow to improve paste backfill plant performance: five applicable fixes
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Jacob Landrinault P.Eng., PMP
Senior Engineer, Mining and Geology
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03 Jul 2025Mining and MetalsUnderground mine piping systems
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25 Jun 2025Power and RenewablesBuilding Canada’s Energy Future Through Smart Integration
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18 Jun 2025Energy and chemical processesBuilding industrial resilience through the circular economy
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Joe Nava, P.Eng.
Global Director, Advanced Fuels and Chemicals
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05 Jun 2025Working in an environment while restoring it. Not only is it possible—it’s essential.
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28 May 2025Mining and MetalsPeople are driving force behind the mining transformation
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20 May 2025Mining and MetalsA holistic approach to mine digitalization for strategic success
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15 May 2025The technical risks of process commercialization
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Benoit Desjardins, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Operational Readiness and Commissioning
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14 Apr 2025Mining and MetalsCanada's mining sector is making strides in electrification, driven by technological advancements, policy support, and infrastructure investments.Mine Electrification in Canada: An Industry in Transition-
Amanda Fitch, P.Eng.
Director, Mining and Metals
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08 Apr 2025Mining and MetalsMining Asset Optimization: Results, Case Studies & Lessons Learned (Part 3)
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Kevin Provencher, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer - Electrical & AIT
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25 Mar 2025Mining and MetalsAction levers for building a more resilient and sustainable mining industry
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Asi Bahareh
National Practice Leader, Geology, Mining and Process
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04 Mar 2025Mining and MetalsPassive treatment of acid mine drainage water: a sustainable solution
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25 Feb 2025Mining and MetalsMethods and Tools for Mining Asset Optimization: Practical Solutions (Part 2)
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Kevin Provencher, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer - Electrical & AIT
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20 Feb 2025The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit concluded on February 11 in Paris with a declaration for “open,” “inclusive” and “ethical” AI, signed by 59 countries, including Canada. The event brought together heads of state, international experts and business leaders and served as a platform for global dialogue and collaboration on AI governance. However, it was revealed significant divisions, with some fearing that excessive regulations could hold back this rapidly growing technology.AI Action Summit
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14 Feb 2025Renovating industrial structures and seismic rehabilitation
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23 Jan 2025Mining and MetalsAsset Performance Optimization in Mining: Key Challenges and Strategic Priorities (Part 1)
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Kevin Provencher, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer - Electrical & AIT
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05 Dec 2024Decarbonizing Canada’s path to 2050
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Stéphane Charest, P.Eng.
Vice-president, Energy and Chemicals Market
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26 Nov 2024Mining and MetalsEnergy and Mines conference: key takeaways from Susan Campbell and Isabelle Leblanc
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26 Nov 2024Other industriesScientists warn that hurricanes are becoming increasingly violent, a trend worsened by climate change, which is warming the oceans. Warm water fuels these storms, making winds stronger and rainfall more intense. Hugo Careau, Senior Decarbonization Engineer at BBA, explains how industrial companies can begin or speed up their transition to carbon neutrality, playing a key role in reducing global CO2 emissions significantly.Hurricanes are becoming increasingly violent, but industrial companies can calm the trend
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Hugo Careau, P.Eng.
Principal Engineer, Decarbonization
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25 Nov 2024Mining and MetalsHigh-purity iron ore: a key asset for decarbonization
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08 Nov 2024Other industriesEffective concentrate management from desalination applications
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06 Nov 2024Power and RenewablesA global landscape reshaped by the energy transition
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François Vitez, P.Eng.
Vice-President, Power and Renewables Market
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28 Oct 2024Why does change management fail?
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23 Oct 2024Power and RenewablesTraditionally, when energy demand exceeded generation, power plants would ramp up output, or backup generators would be used as emergency reserves. However, these methods take time to respond to sudden surges in demand. In contrast, renewable energy systems that use energy storage systems (ESS) can respond much faster. As more inverter-based generation is integrated, grid inertia decreases, leading to a higher rate of change in frequency. Quick and accurate responses to demand fluctuations are crucial for maintaining frequency stability. Frequency fluctuations are a good measure of grid performance, as balanced energy demand and supply lead to stable frequency. With energy demand surges becoming more common, especially with more frequent weather events such as heat waves and cold snaps, addressing this problem at the design phase prepares energy suppliers for contingencies. If demand exceeds a system’s generation capacity, protective devices may trip, resulting in reliability failures.Stabilizing grid frequency fluctuations through effective regulation
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Manish Persand
Engineer in training, Electric
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15 Oct 2024Companies as vehicles for reconciliation
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01 Oct 2024For an industry committed to biodiversity
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01 Oct 2024Mining and MetalsSolving structural vibration issues
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13 Sep 2024Energy and chemical processesThe role of hydrogen toward a greener future
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Joe Nava, P.Eng.
Global Director, Advanced Fuels and Chemicals
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05 Sep 2024The global energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by power market professionals leading the way like never before in the past 50 years. As humanity embraces electrification as the primary tool to combat carbon emissions, the electrical grid faces the challenge of maintaining its long-standing reputation for stable and predictable output amidst increasing renewable energy integration. Governments and electricity planners across North America are relying increasingly on solar and wind projects to meet projected energy needs. Yet, they’re faced with a significant reliability gap in renewable output and mismatches with production profiles and demand curves. So, how can we stabilize inconsistent renewable power to emulate traditional reliability?Battery storage: the heartbeat of renewable energy
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Nishant Gehani, P.Eng.
Director, Power systems
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