BOE Report Staff

2025 marks 20 years in operation for Rheaume Engineering Inc. — which began as a single engineer consulting on MOCs in the Grande Prairie area. Rheaume has grown into a 45-person company, now a full-suite Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) firm serving the energy, municipal, and industrial sectors across Western Canada. Rheaume delivers Oil & Gas projects such as wellpads, pipelines, and major capital projects — including engineering for thermal oil production [Read more]

How Fluor’s Emerging Leaders Group drove meaningful action on sustainability Authors: Steven Gibbard, Supply Chain Commercial Strategies Director & Avery Foret, Design Engineer – Fluor Canada Ltd. Fluor has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to environmental stewardship; both through the projects we execute and the practices we uphold in our offices. In 1983, Fluor built the world’s first large-scale photovoltaic power plant for ARCO Solar. That milestone marked the [Read more]

Authors: Benjamin Henezi, Process Engineer and Mitchell Valic, Process Engineer, Fluor Canada Ltd. Data Demand In today’s digital age, data centres are the powerful engines driving the computational workload that keep modern society running. From processing financial transactions, to supporting healthcare systems and ensuring the continuous operation of the internet, these facilities require vast amounts of reliable power to function effectively. Since the launch of publicly accessible [Read more]

When producers and midstream operators discuss the risks of electrical retrofits, they often highlight a common theme: moving legacy high-voltage infrastructure is rarely straightforward. Aging equipment, lengthy lead times, supply chain uncertainty, and decades-old site conditions can turn what should be a routine relocation into a costly exercise in surprises. That is why a recent project for a valued midstream client is gaining significant attention among operators and engineers. The [Read more]

Thankfully A New Breed of Power Producers are Coming onto the Scene The demand for power production globally is growing exponentially. Electricity demand for data centers worldwide is projected to grow 16% in 2025 and to double by 2030, according to Gartner, Inc., a business and technology insights company. The forecasts for Canada are no different. This, coupled with aging grid infrastructure, advancements in technology, shifting regulation and community considerations have opened the [Read more]