Author: Steve MacLean
Western Canada is fortunate to be home of the great Canadian Rockies. Known for its breath-taking views, wildlife, and recreation, the Rocky Mountains are also a driving force of industry and sustainable life, supplying drinking water to a third of Canada’s population, and the source to developing these lands of rich natural resources.
In British Columbia, converging headwaters are used for energy creation with hydroelectric power. In the oil and gas sector, these water feedstocks are used throughout extraction, and in the prairies of southern Alberta and Saskatchewan, massive irrigation networks continue to be developed to serve an essential agriculture industry for our country. As important as water is to these industries, it’s equally important that the resource is properly re-used, treated, and respected as a cornerstone ingredient for life.
Western Canada is fortunate to be home of the great Canadian Rockies. Known for its breath-taking views, wildlife, and recreation, the Rocky Mountains are also a driving force of industry and sustainable life, supplying drinking water to a third of Canada’s population, and the source to developing these lands of rich natural resources.
As in industrial use, Western Canadian civil infrastructure built to support water and wastewater processes continues to advance a sustainability mission all while providing a safe and dependable source of water to Canadians.
Spartan Controls is proud to be a partner in the supply and design of critical process infrastructure, which is responsible for the advancement of safety, control, and sustainability in the water and wastewater industry.
Our journey began with valves and actuation controlling flow at treatment facilities. As our business developed, we have grown to be a leading measurement instrument supplier, control system integrator and digital partner.
From resource development, to potable use and flood mitigation, our dedicated team provides the experience needed to lead the water and wastewater process industries of Western Canada.
From resource development, to potable use and flood mitigation, our dedicated team provides the experience needed to lead the water and wastewater process industries of Western Canada.
