The May 15, 2026, Implementation Agreement between the Federal and Alberta governments is more than just a pricing update; it’s a strategic shift that formally links industrial emissions policy with major infrastructure like the Pathways Alliance CCS project and future West Coast export pipelines.
A remote mine faced aging plants, complex contaminant loads, and seasonal flow spikes. We consolidated treatment, delivered prefabricated, regulator-ready upgrades, and embedded operators and engineers through high-risk periods—restoring reliability and long-term confidence.
From design to day-to-day performance: how design-informed operators stabilized a new plant and protected client value.
The transition from construction to operations is the most vulnerable stage in mine water treatment projects. This article explores how proactive operations and maintenance (O&M) services can turn handover risk into a strategic advantage for reliability, compliance, and stakeholder trust.
Zero-discharge regulations demand adaptive mine water reuse. See how containment-first design, phased systems, and remote ops drive compliance and efficiency.
Industrial water management leaders from Calgary and Saskatoon form a strategic alliance to advance sustainable resource management practices and drive innovation.
CALGARY, Alberta: April 2, 2024 – Mediacorp Canada named Integrated Sustainability one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers for the 7th consecutive year. The
Water is critical for hydrogen production. This whitepaper highlights a holistic approach to sourcing, cooling, treatment, and wastewater management.
Due to adverse weather conditions, Western Canada is experiencing severe, and on-going drought conditions in 2024. Water availability across several basins will be limited, and diversion restrictions for new allocations will likely be established. Integrated Sustainability explores the options available to maintaining operational integrity.
Early mine water management decisions are critical for long-term operational success. Unpack how you can improve your project viability and value by embracing change, right-sizing your mine water infrastructure, and codifying technology readiness.
With tourism returning to pre-pandemic levels, there is no indication that the sector’s water use trend will reverse. As Barbados confronts critical water challenges, the concept of water reuse emerges as a promising solution.
With suitable regulatory support forming in
Alberta for mineral extraction from oilfield brines, there is a strong value-add use case for right-sized Canadian oil and gas producers to maximize from waste production and de-intensify emissions.
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