Environmental compliance and regulatory services across the project lifecycle
Environmental requirements may begin before land development and continue through project design, construction, commissioning, operation, expansion and closure. The purpose of a regulatory-services programme is to keep approvals, technical studies, monitoring and compliance actions connected to the actual project schedule.
Core regulatory service areas
Environmental ClearanceApplicability review, regulatory documentation, study coordination and support through the environmental-clearance process.
EIA / EMPBaseline-study coordination, impact assessment, mitigation planning and EIA/EMP report preparation.
CTE / CTOConsent documentation, technical attachments and coordination with the relevant pollution-control authority.
Operational complianceMonitoring, pollution-control, waste, water and project-specific environmental documentation.
How we define the right scope
The same checklist should not be applied to every project. We first review project sector, capacity, location, process, water and emission profile, land status and current project stage. That review helps identify which approvals or studies are likely to be relevant and which information must be generated before an application can be prepared.