Scovan

10/13/2026

One team. One Scovan. Building what’s next.

Last week, the Scovan team came together in Ponoka for a day of connection, celebration and a firsthand look at what we’re building together.

Our One Scovan Townhall marked an exciting milestone: the opening of our new PadX factory. The day also included tours of our recently opened Technology Showcase, giving our team a closer look at the innovations shaping the future of our industry.

It was a powerful reminder of what makes Scovan different. Our engineering, procurement, manufacturing, fabrication and construction teams aren’t operating in separate worlds. We’re one integrated team, working together to challenge conventional approaches, find efficiencies and deliver better solutions for our clients.

And seeing everyone together in one place reinforced something important: our greatest strength is the people behind the work.

Less handoff. More collaboration. Better solutions.

That’s One Scovan.

10/11/2026

Here’s to a well-earned long weekend.

Thanksgiving is a good reminder to step away from the day-to-day and make time for the people who matter.

To our team, clients, partners and communities across Western Canada, we hope the long weekend brings good food, good company and a chance to recharge.

From all of us at Scovan, have a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving long weekend.

10/08/2026

"The energy sector is in the middle of a design rethink. Across Western Canada, leaders are moving beyond standalone technologies toward systems that connect: hydrogen paired with carbon capture, AI optimizing grid performance, digital twins monitoring assets in real time. The logic is compelling: isolated components will never outperform a well-integrated system.

But there’s a system that rarely makes it into the design brief. Nature isn’t a backdrop to the energy transition. It’s the oldest integrated system on the planet: and one that has quietly shaped the performance, resilience, and long-term viability of every physical asset we build. The question for the next era of energy leadership isn’t whether to include ecological thinking in strategic design. It’s whether we can afford not to..."

Keep reading: https://scovan.ca/nature-as-a-system-input-the-integration-energy-leaders-are-missing/

09/30/2026

On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the children who never returned home, Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities.

We recognize that reconciliation is an ongoing responsibility and that understanding our shared history is an important part of moving forward together.

09/29/2026

needs more than good ideas. It needs action.

Our takeaways: improve how we manufacture, lead with data, learn from failure and contribute to building what comes next. Progress happens when we turn ideas into practical solutions.

09/21/2026

The Scovan team is looking forward to Energy Disruptors: UNITE 2026 in Calgary next week—two days bringing together leaders, innovators and decision-makers to challenge conventional thinking and explore what’s next for energy.

For us, being part of this community is about more than hearing new ideas. It’s about contributing to the discussions, connecting with people who are pushing the industry forward, and exploring how innovation can translate into practical solutions and real progress.

We’re looking forward to the conversations—and to being part of a community that’s ready to build what’s next.

09/18/2026

"For the energy industry, innovation is the foundation of longterm prosperity and global competitiveness. Alberta is home to a strong, well-connected innovation ecosystem with a long history of leadership in energy innovation. Alberta-made discoveries have delivered benefits far beyond the province, strengthening Canada’s economy and contributing to global progress. Alberta-driven innovation has consistently translated research excellence into real-world impact. In the energy sector, innovative technologies have enabled Alberta to increase its oil and gas production while reducing environmental impact, supporting our role as a global energy leader in the responsible development of energy resources."

Keep reading:

By Mohammad Chowdhuri, PhD., P.Eng., PMP, Technology Lead, Energy, Alberta...

09/15/2026

We’re at Carbon Capture Canada.

Today, the Scovan team is in Edmonton alongside Delta CleanTech, connecting with the people working to move Canada’s CCUS industry from ideas and technology toward commercial ex*****on. Carbon Capture Canada brings together the full value chain—from technology providers and engineering firms to operators, investors, governments and researchers.

For Scovan, that’s where the conversation gets exciting: How do we take promising technology and turn it into a practical, scalable solution?

We’re looking forward to two days of conversations around innovation, commercialization and what it will take to deliver the next generation of carbon management projects.

If you’re at the Edmonton Convention Centre today or tomorrow, connect with our team. https://scovan.ca/solutions-carbon-capture/

09/11/2026

Six months later, the conversation continues.

Earlier this year, Scovan brought together women leaders from across industry and beyond for International Women’s Day. The conversation was candid—about success and struggle, confidence and uncertainty, and the experiences that shape how we lead and grow.

For Stephanie De Maio, Engineer in Training at Scovan, who moderated the panel, those conversations stayed with her.

In our latest article, Stephanie shares a deeply personal perspective on vulnerability, courage and resilience—drawing connections between her experiences as an engineer, a competitive fighter and a woman navigating traditionally male-dominated environments.

Her takeaway challenges a familiar idea about strength: vulnerability doesn’t erode it—it can reveal it.

Read Stephanie’s full article: https://scovan.ca/tempered-not-hardened/

09/09/2026

The best solution doesn’t always come from following the standard playbook.

At Scovan, every project starts with understanding the problem. We align with our clients on what they need to achieve, define the project around those objectives, then develop a fit-for-purpose ex*****on strategy focused on delivering value.

Sometimes that means finding efficiencies. Sometimes it means applying lessons learned, integrating new technology or approaching ex*****on differently. And sometimes it means challenging the status quo altogether.

It’s backed by an approach built around cost certainty, agility, real-time insight, quality and continuous improvement—giving our teams the freedom to innovate without losing sight of what matters most: the outcome.

That’s how we approach projects at Scovan. https://scovan.ca/our-approach/