Stantec ERA Issue 01 | The Energy Remix

May 6, 2019

Thoughts, trends and insights on the global energy market from the Stantec Energy & Resources group

The Stantec Energy & Resources Advisor (ERA) tackles the most pressing issues facing the market. From design to distribution, research to implementation, the publication draws on expertise across multiple disciplines to provide prospective on our evolving energy and resources industry

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ISSUE 01: THE ENERGY REMIX
What is the future of the energy market?

In our inaugural issue, we look at the causes of the changing energy mix and the strengths and weaknesses of various renewable energy sources—offshore wind, solar, hydropower, and pumped storage—are investigated. We question the role of established industries like oil and mining and address where they fit in this altered landscape. And we ask ourselves—what is the future of energy?

Published in REDNews: How updates to floodplain mapping will impact Texas

Natural Disasters, such as catastrophic flooding, challenge the very essence of the community

How to plan for flooding events when the next record-breaking storm hasn’t happened yet

Replicating Hurricane Harvey’s flows and water levels was a challenge, but the 2D models will help prepare ...

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