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Montréal tasks ACM with carbon insights for major transportation corridor redesign

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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The City of Montréal launched a project to redevelop a major transportation corridor and surrounding district with a goal of creating a low carbon, climate-resilient neighborhood. ACM was tasked with providing whole-life carbon insights to support climate-aligned decisions during the pre-design phase. ACM used One Click LCA's Carbon Designer 3D to model life cycle greenhouse gas emissions for major components. This allowed the team to rapidly test scenarios and show how subtle design decisions could yield meaningful carbon reductions.

From newswire.ca

Why it matters

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The project requires comparing early design concepts before detailed plans are available, demonstrating the practical application of life cycle assessment in large-scale infrastructure planning. This work validates the use of advanced LCA tools in major municipal projects.

From newswire.ca

Who's involved

  • ACMCompany tasked with providing whole-life carbon insights for the city project.
  • MontrealCity undertaking the redevelopment of the major transportation corridor.
  • SimaProLeading life cycle assessment software used in the project's workflow.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SimaProSpeculative

    The platform might see increased demand as major infrastructure projects adopt life cycle assessment tools.

  • ACMSpeculative

    ACM could see increased revenue from securing high-profile contracts in key markets like Montréal.

  • Société de transport de Montréal may face changes in infrastructure planning and costs due to low-carbon design requirements for the transportation corridor.

  • The Government of Quebec could see strengthened provincial climate policy and green investment strategies following the project's success.

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