New frontiers for facility planners

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Global super projects, those that involve at least US$1 billion or technological breakthroughs of global significance, are listed by categories: Industrial super projects, air transport, rails, highways, water transport, intermodal systems, fresh water projects, power generation projects, hydro power, oil and gas projects, alternate energy sources, developing a global power grid, environmental projects, and global communications. Several more categories are: Global venues; urban development; transit systems; new towns, redevelopment, mixed-use projects; and project data base. The value and location of the projects are given.

Water Supply & Use, Water Supply and Irrigation Systems, Capital expenditures, Natural Gas Processing, Natural Gas Liquid Extraction, Waste Management and Remediation Services, PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, Petroleum, Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing, Corporations, Transportation, Water supply, Natural gas liquids, Pollution Control, Sanitary Services, Planning, Water utilities, Transportation industry, Petroleum industry, Pollution control industry, Gas industry, City planning, Urban planning

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Canada program encourages problem-solving partnerships

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Canada's Computer-Telephone Integration Initiative is at the forefront of Canada's efforts to gain a larger share of the global telecommunications process. The organization focuses on easing the business relationships between foreign and Canadian telecommunications firms, by providing match-making services. Some of the successful alliances of Canadian telecom firms and foreign firms are the partnership of Canada's IML and US's Melita International Corp. to develop ATM connectivity solutions and the relationship of Canada's Smart Technologies and US's Intel Corp. to provide data conferencing solutions.

Electronic computers, Computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, United States, Canada, Computer-telephone integration, Computer telephony, Joint ventures, International aspects, United States foreign relations, Canadian foreign relations

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Ontario Power Generation wins corporate appreciation award

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Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has added another monumental achievement in its corporate history by winning the 1999 Corporate Appreciation Award. The award was given by Economic Developers Council of Ontario in recognition of the electric utility's vast contributions in the province's economic development. The award giving body also commended OPG's top-level executives who attracted a number of investors in Ontario by enhancing electrical services in the province.

Economic aspects, Achievements and awards, Ontario, Ontario Power Generation

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