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Keeping up with heat pump evangelism. Yes, it makes sense, even in Alberta! Join us at #Buildex Connects Webinar Series where our very own andrej simjanov and Charlie L present on "Mastering the Equation for Utilizing Heat Pumps in Building Electrification" #RemedyEngineering

Do you think it’s time for new thinking, perhaps even a paradigm shift, in how we build and maintain our road networks? This is such critical infrastructure, and yet effective road networks are becoming ever more difficult to fund and maintain. Biodiffusion Technologies Inc. (?????????? ??????????) is asking you to save the date for an ???????????????? ?????????????? delivered by ?????????? ???????? and ?????????? ????????????????, two highly experienced road engineers, who will discuss the following: ? The importance of investing in bases, sub-bases and, of course, drainage ? Highlighting key aspects of design and construction ? Crucial details related to asset/life-cycle management ? How to improve your overall road and budget performance ? This is a free webinar; there will be time for questions and discussion, and it will be recorded so you can share it with your colleagues who cannot attend. For now, please save the date: ????????????????, ???????????????? ????, ???????? ????-??:???? ???? ??????. We will share a webinar link in a couple of days. #BDTinnovation #GreenRoadsWebinar #roadconstruction #sustainability

Discover how the Orange County Water District (OCWD) in Southern California transformed its groundwater management with the Westbay System, reducing construction costs by an impressive 65%. This case study highlights the challenges faced by OCWD, the innovative solution implemented, and the remarkable results achieved. Read about it and many others here: https://bit.ly/3OigpPd

?? UPDATE FROM ROTTERDAM ?? We've just wrapped up the second session featuring the launch of the DHC Market Outlook 2024. ?? This flagship report from Euroheat & Power, presented by Eloi Piel, highlights pivotal trends that will shape the future of our sector. ?? ? The insights from the study highlight the burgeoning potential for district heating, underscored by robust growth across various European markets. Yet, there remains a noticeable disparity between local government ambitions and the reality of project execution. ??? ? See the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dKASDdGY ? What is LOGSTOR doing to support this growth? ? Our CEO?Terry McGivern shared some key challenges and innovative solutions: ? "A major challenge is the scarcity of skilled welders. Our newly developed solution, PertFlextra, eliminates the need for steel welding, enabling faster installation." ?? ? "To reduce the cost and speed of excavation, we've developed the Twin Pipes product series, which accommodates both flow directions in a single pipe, reducing excavation size and speeding up the process." ?? Furthermore, Margarete van Aken highlighted our commitment to skill development: ? "Through the LOGSTOR Academy, we are addressing the shortage of skilled joint installers by providing high-quality education, including certification and re-certification, to ensure a competent workforce." ?? In conclusion, as district heating continues to expand across Europe, it's crucial to bridge the gap between aspirations and real-world implementations and to modernize infrastructures to boost efficiency and environmental sustainability. ?? ? #DistrictHeating #EuroHeatAndPower #EnergySector #Innovation

This scenario is far too common. Either engineering tools lack capabilities, or they’re overwhelming! HSY, one of the largest water and sewer utilities in the Nordics, was in a similar situation — they needed improved features and performance. Engineers at HSY decided to take their sewer system to new heights by developing a real-time simulation solution to manage and analyze the 6,000 kilometre sewer network. After thoroughly selecting, they chose the Fluidit Storm simulation platform for its robust functionality and flexible user experience. Here’s how it helped transform HSY’s approach: - Fluidit Storm’s compatibility with other ICT systems enabled smooth transitions - Seamless access to real-time simulations aligning with environmental protection goals - Enhanced modeling capabilities boosted the team’s problem-solving prowess Read the full case study. ?? https://bit.ly/3LC5ZZ7

??? This #InfrastructureWeek, we’re thrilled to revisit?our inaugural Infographic Special Collection: “Management of Resilience in Civil Infrastructure Systems: An Interdisciplinary Approach”. ?? This comprehensive collection of 25 papers from the ASCE Journal of Management in Engineering underscores the importance of an interdisciplinary approach, weaving together engineering, social, and ecological perspectives to address resilience in civil infrastructure systems. ?? We invite you to join us in exploring these thought-provoking works delving into a wide array of topics, from capacity building and emergency evacuation strategies to the penetration of renewable energy. They offer invaluable insights and introduce various methodologies for quantifying and enhancing resilience. See the full collection here: ?? https://lnkd.in/dY3JdWFM Get a quick overview with our infographic:? ????https://lnkd.in/e9wZEnag A special thanks to our Guest Editors: Nader Naderpajouh, Juyeong Choi, David Jae Hoon Yu, and Young Hoon KWAK, Editor in Chief of the Journal of Management in Engineering #CivilEngineering #InfrastructureResilience #SustainableInfrastructure #InfrastructureManagement #InterdisciplinaryResearch

Excited to be serving on a panel at the BuiltWorlds Infrastructure Conference to discuss "Mobility/Transportation: Roads, Bridges, Tunnels, and Innovations in How We Move." Interestingly, right before my panel, the conference organizers shared survey results on alternative fuels for heavy equipment. The biggest barriers are not unlike those for onroad vehicles: cost and charging infrastructure. ElectroTempo, Inc.'s Terminals solution is purpose-built and field-tested to optimize the infrastructure and minimize the cost for jobsite equipment.

Join us today for the second session of the #industry50 Global #conference for the #cement & #construction #industry , the online event promises to be enriching and informative and it's scheduled to be brief for effective time management. Time: 2PM Central European Time. Link: https://lnkd.in/dUTav7cS Participation is free. #automation #ai #digitization #robotics #data

As technologies continue to advance, they’re opening new possibilities in transport geotechnics, allowing us to reduce construction timelines and cut environmental impacts. These strides bring us closer to infrastructure that is both resilient and responsive to community needs. At SMEC, we’re committed to leading this transformation. With a focus on sustainable practices, we integrate state-of-the-art technology to deliver smarter, more adaptable transport solutions. Our approach is centered on engineering positive change, ensuring each project contributes to a resilient and sustainable future. Our experts, including Dr. Shesh Mani Sonkar, CEng, MIE, Helen Baxter-Crawford, Scott Morrison, Andrew Koay, Theva Muttuvel, Rohan Latimer, and Dr. Richard Kelly, will be speaking at the 5th International Conference on Transportation Geotechnics 2024 from 20-22 November. They’ll share insights on practical strategies for sustainable infrastructure, innovative ground stability techniques, and navigating the complexities of mega-transport projects. Real impact starts by stepping into the global conversation. Be part of it ?? https://brnw.ch/21wOC3V #SustainableTransport #EngineeringPositiveChange #TransportationGeotechnics

Rotterdam is the second-largest city in the Netherlands and it sits below sea level. This fact has caused local water utilities to rethink how they combat water issues while reducing their carbon footprint. Water utility Evides provides safe and reliable drinking water to 2.5 million people in the southwest region of the Netherlands and aims to become carbon-neutral by 2025. With the help of Bentley software, they optimized their network of water pumps covering a total of 110 million cubic meters pumped per year. The team evaluated the dynamic switch points for the stations and performed energy cost calculations to determine the optimum efficiency for all major pumping stations. As a result, the pumping stations now use 33% less energy, reducing their carbon footprint by 942 tonnes of CO2 per year, while satisfying demand, pressure, and water quality requirements in the city of Rotterdam. [Images: Aerial of the center of Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland in the Netherlands. Mapping of Evides' water treatment network.]