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AtkinsRéalis to Lead $3B Canada Green Hydrogen Project First Design - Vimarsana News

AtkinsRéalis to Lead $3B Canada Green Hydrogen Project First Design

Quebec facility would produce 70,000 metric tons annually of green hydrogen to supply the province’s developing industrial decarbonization hub.

Source: enr.com
ArkinsRealis to Lead $3B Canada Green Hydrogen Project First Design - Vimarsana News

ArkinsRealis to Lead $3B Canada Green Hydrogen Project First Design

Quebec project is intended to produce 70,000 metric tons annually of green hydrogen to supply the province’s developing industrial decarbonization hub.

Source: enr.com
Deals Reached for Two Canada Green Hydrogen Megaprojects - Vimarsana News

Deals Reached for Two Canada Green Hydrogen Megaprojects

Quebec $2.9B project would produce 70,000 tons annually by 2028, while the B.C. project, valued up to $7B, would be one of the largest Indigenous energy projects in Canada.

Source: enr.com
Quebec eyes construction industry shakeup to increase housing, infrastructure projects - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec eyes construction industry shakeup to increase housing, infrastructure projects - Montreal

Quebec Labour Minister Jean Boulet says allowing workers to carry out select, related tasks across trades could help accelerate construction projects.

Rent Could Skyrocket Across Quebec This Year — Here's How Much - Vimarsana News

Rent Could Skyrocket Across Quebec This Year — Here's How Much

Apartment dwellers will feel the squeeze this year in Quebec. According to a market forecast by Desjardins, the average Quebec rent could surge by as much as 10% in 2023 as new unit construction stagnates even amid an increase in demand.