Services
Environmental studies built to withstand technical review
The study is what the reviewing analyst reads to decide. A generic study triggers additional requirements and delay; a well-instructed one shortens the process.
When you need it
- Agency required a specific study for your activity
- Medium or large development under permitting
- Municipal neighbourhood impact study requirement
- Additional requirement after review of a filed process
What you get
- Definition of the applicable study and terms of reference
- Diagnosis of physical, biotic and socioeconomic environments
- Impact assessment with mitigation measures
- Proposed environmental programs
- Final document with identified technical team
How we run it
- 01
Terms of reference
Scope alignment with the licensing agency.
- 02
Diagnosis
Primary and secondary data collection.
- 03
Assessment
Impact identification and mitigation design.
- 04
Delivery
Filing, hearings when required and requirement responses.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I know which study is required?
- It depends on size, pollution potential and the competent agency's rules. Classification is the first step of the work.
- Does an impact study always require a public hearing?
- Hearings are convened in the cases set by regulation and upon request by legitimate parties, not in every process.
Sectors served
IndustryEnergy and infrastructurePublic sector