Collective Ingenuity

In a context where social and environmental acceptability has become a crucial issue for mining projects, environmental impact studies (EIS) are emerging as an indispensable strategic tool. Far from being an administrative formality, the EIS is at the heart of best practices in environmental risk management and serves as an essential lever to guide mining development toward greater sustainability.

As climate pressures intensify and scientific experts increasingly call for action, the way businesses operate is also undergoing a major transformation.

Norda Stelo is proud to formalize CDPQ’s capital stake after two years as a lender. This strategic partnership is aligned with a shared vision of innovation, sustainability and global outreach, marking a key move for Norda Stelo, Québec leader in impact engineering.

In the collective effort to decarbonize our industries, certain sectors face greater challenges in this endeavor. Such “hard-to-abate” sectors are industries characterized by process-related carbon emissions and other hazardous air pollutants, with limited straightforward options for significant emission reductions.

Norda Stelo marks an important milestone in the evolution of its business strategy by affirming its role as a leader in impact engineering.

To have a real and lasting positive impact, a company has to create an ecosystem that can understand the needs of its clients and propose responsible solutions that benefit both the community and the environment. The key to that ecosystem lies in high-performance multidisciplinary human teams, through which Norda Stelo clients and employees become true partners who are proactively engaged and mobilized.