⚡ Ontario’s First Small Modular Reactor Breaks Ground—And It’s a Wake-Up Call for Construction Ops
📌 Source: Ground News
Ontario just began building Canada’s first small modular reactor (SMR) at Darlington—a multi-year, regulation-heavy infrastructure project that marks a major milestone in the country’s clean energy future.
But here’s what matters to construction leaders:
This project is just the beginning. As energy demand surges and SMR adoption grows, contractors, vendors, and project managers will need to scale fast—without sacrificing safety, compliance, or clarity.
If your back office still runs on spreadsheets and siloed systems, this kind of build will leave you behind.
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🔧 Big Builds Need Smart Systems Ontario’s move toward SMRs is the first of many.
As energy projects scale, the builders who thrive won’t be the ones with the biggest crews—they’ll be the ones with the clearest systems.
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