Thurber Engineering to Showcase Pipeline Solutions at IPCE 2026 in Calgary

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Thurber Engineering to Showcase Pipeline Solutions at IPCE 2026 in Calgary

Thurber Engineering Ltd. will be exhibiting at the IPCE 2026 in Calgary, presenting innovative geotechnical solutions for pipeline projects.

From September 21 to 25, 2026, Thurber Engineering Ltd. will be prominently featured at the BMO Centre in Calgary during the International Pipeline Conference and Exhibition (IPCE) 2026. As a dedicated team of geotechnical and geological engineers, Thurber aims to provide cost-effective and constructible solutions designed to facilitate the successful installation of pipelines across Canada.
The company is well-versed in managing the complexities associated with pipeline projects, offering services that span from route selection to long-term integrity management. Thurber has played a significant role in the design, construction, and maintenance of major pipeline initiatives, including notable projects such as the Trans Mountain Expansion Project, Coastal GasLink, and the Eagle Mountain Wood Fibre Gas Pipeline. Their collaborative approach involves working closely with operators, engineers, and contractors to ensure that projects are well-prepared for the ground conditions that often pose challenges related to cost, schedule, and safety risks.
At their booth #926, Thurber will introduce an innovative geohazard management tool developed in partnership with Klarian. This tool, named Orkus, is designed to simplify the process for pipeline owners to collect vital data and proactively manage geohazard risks that could impact pipeline integrity and operational efficiency.
With a rich history of 70 years in the industry, Thurber specializes in various areas including geotechnical engineering, geohazard assessment, environmental science, and materials engineering. Their extensive experience equips them to tackle projects in some of Canada’s most challenging terrains, making them a trusted partner for major Western Canadian pipeline operators.
During the IPCE, Thurber’s team will be available throughout the week to discuss various aspects of pipeline projects, whether it involves routing a new corridor, addressing geohazards on an existing line, or planning construction operations in difficult ground conditions.
As a company passionate about its role in the pipeline industry, Thurber Engineering is committed to providing comprehensive ground-related solutions that enable pipelines to be operational as swiftly and safely as possible. Attendees are encouraged to visit their booth to learn more about their services and expertise in pipeline management.
Pictured: Tunnelling on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project and Coastal GasLink.
🏷️ Coastal GasLink environmental engineering Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline construction Eagle Mountain Wood Fibre Gas Pipeline IPCE 2026 geotechnical engineering geohazard management Canada Infrastructure

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