How Early Environmental Planning Can Save Millions on Infrastructure Projects
Learn how integrating environmental planning early in the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) lifecycle can prevent costly delays, avoid regulatory fines, and ensure project success. The True Cost of Skipping Early Environmental Planning in Infrastructure Projects In the world of infrastructure and energy projects, success is measured not just by completion, but by efficiency, budget […]
Case Study: How Bill C-5 Could Impact a Major Canadian Infrastructure Project
At SEEDA, our expertise as an EPCM firm in Calgary is all about turning policy into practice. The Building Canada Act, part of the federal Bill C-5, is a significant piece of legislation designed to fast-track major infrastructure projects. While the policy itself is abstract, its impact on the ground is very real. To make […]
EPCM’s Role in a Streamlined Regulatory Environment
At SEEDA EPCM, we’ve been helping clients navigate the complexities of infrastructure development projects in Canada for years. The introduction of Bill C-5 and the Building Canada Act marks a significant shift in this landscape, prioritizing the accelerated approval of Projects of National Interest (PONIs). While the government’s role is to streamline the process, the […]
Understanding “Projects of National Interest” Under Bill C-5
As a leading Calgary EPCM consultant, we at SEEDA are committed to helping our clients navigate Canada’s evolving infrastructure landscape. Bill C-5, also known as the “One Canadian Economy” Act, is a major federal policy that is poised to reshape the project approval process. A key component of this legislation is the concept of a […]
Bill C-5 and the “Building Canada Act”: A Game-Changer for Project Approvals
As a leading EPCM firm in Calgary, we understand that project efficiency is paramount. Bill C-5, also known as the “One Canadian Economy” Act, is a landmark piece of legislation that could be a game-changer for Canada’s infrastructure landscape. By streamlining the federal review process for major projects, the act aims to cut down on […]
Breakthrough IoT Pipelines: EPC Tech Slashes Leaks & Costs
In an era where a single leak can cost millions and environmental safety is paramount, the energy industry is undergoing a seismic shift. Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms are no longer relying solely on manual inspections and outdated systems. Instead, they’re harnessing the power of IoT to turn traditional pipelines into intelligent, self-aware networks—capable […]
SEEDA Gears Up for Global Energy Show 2025: Driving Innovation in EPC Calgary
Calgary, AB – As the energy industry converges for the highly anticipated Global Energy Show (GES 2025) from June 10-12, 2025, SEEDA is thrilled to announce its participation. This premier event, held right here in the heart of Canada’s energy capital, presents an unparalleled opportunity to connect with industry leaders, showcase our cutting-edge solutions, and […]
The Unseen Catalyst: Why Clarity Trumps Chaos in EPCM Projects
We’ve all been there – on a construction project that, on paper, has everything it needs: a healthy budget, a robust headcount, and a tight deadline. Yet, it feels like an uphill battle, a constant struggle against unforeseen hurdles and last-minute firefighting. Conversely, we’ve also witnessed smaller, seemingly under-resourced projects defy the odds and sail […]
The Hidden Powerhouse: How EPC Firms Drive Canada’s Net-Zero Mission
As Canada pushes toward achieving its net-zero emissions goal by 2050, one powerful solution is already making a measurable impact: Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS). But while headlines focus on technology and policy, the real engine behind this transition is often overlooked—EPC firms. At SEEDA, we specialize in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services […]
Robots on the Rig: How EPC Automation Slashes Oil-Sands Timelines
The Canadian oil sands are undergoing a technological revolution, and automated EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) is at the forefront. As labor shortages, harsh weather, and tight project deadlines challenge traditional construction methods, robotics and automation are emerging as game-changers—reducing costs, improving safety, and accelerating project delivery. For EPC firms in Alberta, embracing automation isn’t […]