Energy

Whether a wind farm or hydropower plant, construction materials play a major role in keeping energy infrastructure projects on-time, and their operations sustainable over the long-term.

We can be your partner in creating holistic solutions for your energy projects, from design through execution. Our goal: help our customers manage risk, by saving time, staying within budget, and ensuring sustainability and public acceptance.

Across the country, our experts in energy projects provide public bodies, investors, contractors, and engineering firms with a global offer and specific solutions for the following applications:

● Coal-fired power plants

● Wind farms

● Liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.

● Hydropower dams

We’re the new leader in the building materials industry, and you can trust our safe, responsive and professional approach.

Your Challenges, Our Solutions

My project is in a remote location and logistics present a challenge.
This project requires material that can achieve very specific levels of performance.
The nature of my project is complex, with many permitting and regulatory risks.

Our portable plants allow you to batch ready-mixed concrete right at your jobsite, reducing both the risk of schedule delays, and the level of traffic to and from the jobsite. And, they allow you to test and control the quality on-site – streamlining construction.

Our technical services engineers (TSEs) are experts in the industry and understand the science behind cementitious materials. They help our customers with testing and trials – working in partnership with you to develop materials that perform consistently and effectively, and to the specifications you need.

Energy projects are high-profile, and public perception can quickly go awry. Our team of experts can add value through smart planning and a focus on sustainability. Our team offers solutions such as material logistics planning, recycling of construction waste and remediating contaminated soils. We partner with owners, architects, engineers, and contractors to develop strategies that reduce trucks and ensure that materials are repurposed.