Environment

Congratulations to our colleagues from WSP Sweden, whose project, the Kiruna City Hall, won a European Steel Design Award of Merit at the European Steel Design Awards held in Brussels on 14 October 2019.

WSP announced the appointment of Elliott Cappell, to lead its climate change and resilience activities.

Ms. Casacia will provide leadership and strategic direction for WSP’s intelligent and connected infrastructure services.

We are pleased to announce that three of our professionals were recently honoured at the Transportation of Canada (TAC) and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Joint Conference and Exhibition.

ICONHIC2019 aims to bring together stakeholders from different disciplines—engineers, financers, insurers, and policy makers—to exchange experiences, ideas and perspectives on building future infrastructure resilience.

Three Infrastructure, one Building project have won 2018 Canadian Consulting Engineering (CCE/ACEC) Awards.

The introduction of automated and zero emission vehicles will change the way we move around our streets, cities and regional areas.

NET Power, a company developing a revolutionary emission-free natural gas power generation technology, has taken a leap forward with successful combustor first-fire at its 50MWth demonstration plant in Texas, USA. This major breakthrough was made possible in part thanks to the support of UK engineering consultancy WSP, who has been working on the green technology since 2013 from concept design through to commissioning support for its client NET Power.

On November 15, a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by the Governor General Julie Payette, Northwest Territories Premier Bob McLeod and local dignitaries took place in Inuvik to inaugurate the long awaited Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway (ITH). WSP is proud to have provided surveying services on this important project.