Technology

Nuclear work alone made up more than $70B of this year’s Top 100 Projects list.

The company’s experts say the method is beginning to take off and they are preparing to expand their model beyond PEI.

The proposals total over 3,000 MW and are overwhelmingly wind-based.

The facility will generate enough electricity to power approximately 30,000 homes.

Falkbuilt and DIRTT are seeking substantial damages and making competing allegations.

The project is a partnership between Clearlight Energy and the Alliance de l’énergie de l’Est.

Officials are looking for less disruptive ways to deliver core infrastructure projects.

The agreement includes sharing technical expertise, joint projects public education, and more.

Paul Lambert wants to revolutionize the HVAC industry.

The projects will see how advanced materials withstand high winds and hail.

If successful, the work could extend the construction season.

The working group will harness Ontario’s advanced wood construction expertise to promote wood-based building.

The program will train 4,000 in specialized skills during its duration.

The platform aims to speed up housing delivery and reduce costs for three- to six-storey residential buildings.

The building will house students and serve as a ‘living labratory’ for researchers.

Crews can use natural speech in management, safety reporting and coordination.

As builders add AI to their toolbox, Josiah Shelley and his team at ForwardPath are making sure technology actually solves problems.

Customers can order tools, hardware, cleaning supplies, seasonal and home decor, and small appliances.

While many are shying away from publishing, Andrew Hansen and Brett Rutledge are doubling down.

The companies will be provided with access to pilot projects, expert mentorship, and other resources.