Energy

WSP developed the initial design by Renzo Piano Building Workshop to prioritize greater energy-efficiency and ensure emissions will decline as the electricity grid decarbonizes.

Robertson Barracks is one of the Australian Army’s major bases in the Northern Territory and also the largest base in the Darwin region. WSP designed several new living-in accommodation (LIA) facilities and a Combined Mess building using ESD principles to maximize Future Ready opportunities for government assets.

Building a sustainable future: WSP in Colombia's role in the Colectora project.

The SH1/SH29 intersection was considered one of the most dangerous intersections in New Zealand. With key safety upgrades in the works, WSP and project partners saw an opportunity to safeguard not just the community, but the land and its future. 

As part of Innovate Energy, a private-partner consortium, WSP is designing, building and converting the existing high-temperature steam system powering Canada’s National Capital Region to a more energy-efficient, low-temperature hot water system to reduce the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions.

With the installation of over 400,000 solar panels, Colombia takes a remarkable stride towards a sustainable future.

WSP performed a technical due diligence for a proposed zero-emission blue hydrogen production facility, incorporating carbon capture and storage systems (CCS or CCUS).

Providing project management and coordination as part of a multi-team effort, WSP worked with Cadent on their proposal for a village-scale hydrogen trial for decarbonizing heating and cooking in buildings.

Implementation of co-beneficial land-use practices around solar power arrays improves upon sustainable energy development.

High-voltage transmission line bringing hydropower-generated electricity from Canada to New York City is the largest underground project of its kind ever attempted in North America.

WSP is advising on a project initiated by its client DSV, a global transport and logistics company. The goal is to establish a new, modern, future-proof and sustainable logistics centre with a view to creating green savings and increasing efficiency.

The project has a strong focus on sustainability and will be built on a 761,000 m² site in the village of Lund near Horsens. The new building will be certified DGNB Gold, while the logistics facilities will be certified DGNB Silver.

The Poseidon offshore wind farm is part of a larger push to have 100% renewable electricity production by 2040 in Sweden.