Stantec ERA - Issue 11 - Reimagine water, energy, transition, global, crisis, Stantec, era, power, mining, resource, community, communities, sustainable, sustainability, seawater, sea, dam, resevoir, utility, utilities

ABOUT THIS ISSUE

Reusing resources, repurposing assets, and rethinking conventional wisdom are all needed to address the world’s energy, resources, and water challenges. Reimagine with us.

THE REIMAGINE ISSUE

Table of Contents

Reconsidering Waste

Advances in technology are helping us create a more circular economy.

Executive Editor: Nicole Lang Editors: Jenny Anaya, Dane Labonte, Tyler McCalpin, and Taylor Woods Layout and Design: Vanessa Rosentreter-Liang Special Thanks: Kristen Broyles and Jessica Love

Stantec ERA tackles the most pressing issues facing the water, energy, and resources market. From design and distribution to research and implementation, Stantec ERA draws on expertise across multiple disciplines to provide perspective on our evolving industry.

Thoughts, trends, and innovation from Stantec Energy & Resources experts

How can we create a new life for waste?

Repurposing Pipelines

Reinventing Mine Closure

Redefining Water Reuse

Retrofitting Existing Assets

Energy storage solutions are helping us reimagine how we create and store the energy we use daily.

Our existing pipeline infrastructure can be retrofitted to transport hydrogen, captured carbon, and more.

Old mine sites can have a vibrant life after closure, including recreation, wildlife habitat, or renewable energy production.

Switching to direct potable reuse strategies can help communities manage their water supply more efficiently.

By transforming a shuttered paper mill into a manufacturing facility, we helped leverage valuable wood resources.

From record high temperatures to unexpected snow, hurricanes to droughts, extreme weather is wreaking havoc on our energy and resources infrastructure. This issue showcases how the industry is working to keep the power on and our resources intact.

Rethinking Energy Storage

Can we look beyond batteries for energy storage?

Are we able to repurpose pipelines for the energy transition?

What can we do with a closed mine?

How can we rethink water reuse to combat the global water crisis?

How can we retrofit existing infrastructure to get the most from our resources?

How can we create a new life for waste?

Implementing carbon capture technologies and nature-based solutions will help us clean up the energy we use daily. Here’s how.

Can we look beyond batteries for energy storage?

Our existing pipeline infrastructure can be retrofitted to transport hydrogen, captured carbon, and more.

Are we able to repurpose pipelines for the energy transition?

Old mine sites can have a vibrant life after closure, including recreation, wildlife habitat, or renewable energy production.

What can we do with a closed mine?

Switching to direct potable reuse strategies can help communities manage their water supply more efficiently.

Redefining Water Reuse

By transforming a shuttered paper mill into a manufacturing facility, we helped leverage valuable wood resources.

How can we retrofit existing infrastructure to get the most from our resources?

Reconsidering Waste

Rethinking Energy Storage

Repurposing Pipelines

Energy storage solutions are helping us reimagine how we create and store the energy we use daily.

Can we look beyond batteries for energy storage?

Our existing pipeline infrastructure can be retrofitted to transport hydrogen, captured carbon, and more.

Are we able to repurpose pipelines for the energy transition?

Old mine sites can have a vibrant life after closure, including recreation, wildlife habitat, or renewable energy production.

What can we do with a closed mine?

Switching to direct potable reuse strategies can help communities manage their water supply more efficiently.

How can we rethink water reuse to combat the global water crisis?

By transforming a shuttered paper mill into a manufacturing facility, we helped leverage valuable wood resources.

How can we retrofit existing infrastructure to get the most from our resources?

Reconsidering Waste

Rethinking Energy Storage

Retrofitting Existing Assets

Reimagining Mine Closure

Reinventing Water Reuse