Standards, regulations and guides for sustainable water management

PEY develops regulatory and technical frameworks to support the sustainable management of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems.
Our expertise in hydraulics enables us to support North American cities in improving the performance of their infrastructures, taking into account the challenges of climate change.

Our support

PEY contributed to the development of stormwater management regulations for multiple cities across North America, tailoring standards to each city’s unique conditions including rainfall intensity, urban form, future development plans, and other key factors, to create optimized, city-specific regulations that incorporate green infrastructure wherever possible.

Our approach: to combine technical innovation and regulatory rigor to offer concrete, sustainable solutions tailored to the needs of local authorities.

To achieve this, we work closely with municipalities to :
- Define clear guidelines adapted to their local situation
- Strengthen network resilience in the face of extreme events
- Optimize water management from a sustainable, integrated perspective

Our training courses

Discover Genium360's online training on the City of Montreal's Bylaw 20-030, focusing on service connections, stormwater management and the master plan. This interactive webinar, hosted by civil engineer Bérenger Ypou, provides an in-depth understanding of regulatory requirements, available tools and practical applications for professionals in the field. It is aimed at engineers, architects, town planners and managers involved in municipal or private projects.

To find out more and register, click here