EMP / IEE
EMP/IEE
C&G have conducted Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Initial Environmental Examinations (IEE) around diversified energy sectors including the energy (oil and gas industry, power plants, LNG Terminals etc.), manufacturing industries (e.g. pharmaceutical, mineral fertilizers, textile, paper, food processing etc.), infrastructure (roads, highway‟s buildings etc.), ports and harbors‟, tourism, aquaculture and fisheries.
- Coastal, Urban and Residential
- Airports and Roads
- Heavy and Light Industry
EIA process
The EIA process requires a review of national and international legislation, an in-depth understanding of the proposed development, environmental baseline studies, stakeholder consultations, impact assessment and the development of an environmental management plan (EMP) to minimize negative impacts and maximize positive effects. An EIA is required at an early stage in the project cycle to obtain the environmental permit from authorities that allows the development to proceed. However, more and more C&G is providing input to the conceptual and detailed design phases of the project cycle. This allows potential environmental issues to be identified early, which enables issues to design out rather than being mitigated at a later stage. For less complex projects wherever applicable we produce an initial environmental examination (IEE) enough to obtain the necessary permission on behalf of the client as per the legal requirements
our working sectors
In most of our working sectors, most of the industrial development takes place in areas where environmental and socio-economic sensitivities are high because of the abundance of natural resources, easy access and dependence of the local communities.
