Questerre Energy Corporation, Canada has reportedly involved one of Canada’s leading engineering firms, SNC-Lavalin Incorporation to design and develop the engineering concepts for its clean tech energy project here in Quebec.
Based in Quebec, SNC-Lavalin will act as a lead engineering advisor for Questerre’s clean tech energy project. The aim of the project is to create energy with null emissions using guarded processes which will not affect drinking water. Established with leading Quebec innovators and utilizing best practices worldwide, this advanced approach could be used around the globe to help global energy evolution.
Credible sources cited that, Questerre had previously announced its commitment to share 3 percent of the profits from the project with local communities which are carrying a social license.
Michael Binnion, the President and CEO of Questerre was reportedly quoted stating that the company has taken into consideration the concerns of citizens and is currently assembling a team to create a difference in the lives of the people.
Jean Luc Allard, the Director for Acoustics, Air and Climate Change at SNC-Lavalin exclaimed that the company is pleased to work with Questerre on their initiative for clean tech energy. He further added that at SNC Lavalin, the management is firm on creating the advanced standards for zero emission and reducing GHG emissions related to energy production.
Questerre Energy Corporation is an energy exploration company engaged in technology and innovation to produce and use energy that can sustain both the human progress and the natural environment.
Founded around 108 years ago, SNC-Lavalin Incorporation is a Montreal based company which provides engineering, procurement and construction facilities to the various industries around the globe.
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