SEE…Services

SEE’s mission is to partner with its clients to sustain business profitability through compliance-based environmental engineering solutions. Its service offerings include:

• air permit strategies and applications
• new and modified process units, grassroots plants, brownfield re-development, remediation systems
• state and federal new source review (preconstruction permitting)
• Title V (operating permits)
• public notice and hearings
• agency negotiations

• complex regulatory analyses and implementations
• state regulations (SIP regulations for NOx, VOC, HRVOC, PM)
• federal requirements (NSPS, NESHAP, MACT)
• evaluation of regulatory overlap
• implementation strategies, timelines, and cost evaluations

• business planning for environmental management systems
• evaluate efficacy of existing or proposed best management practices
• appraise and/or establish key performance indicators, metrics
• identify and assess aspects and impacts
• develop programs to achieve KPI metrics

• global climate change initiatives
• quantify GHG baselines, annual inventory
• monitor voluntary and mandatory initiatives
• prepare plan for integrating initiatives on a local, regional, national, or global level

• emissions trading strategies
• NOx, HRVOC, SO2, mercury, GHG
• monitor regulatory progress, existing strategy, business plan, markets
• develop flexible plans and adapt as variables change

• regulatory advocacy and negotiation
• stakeholder representation
• track state and federal activities
• develop and negotiate technical comments on behalf of clients

• compliance assessment and due diligence audits
• air quality specialty
• multimedia environmental experience
• regulatory compliance evaluations
• due diligence data room reviews and environmental cost estimates

Where proprietary business information is involved or other confidentiality considerations are necessary, SEE can also work with your environmental counsel. Thus, each of these service offerings can be performed under attorney-client privilege and, where appropriate, using the Texas Environmental, Health and Safety Audit Privilege Act or similar protections.

Regulatory planning and implementation…
Permitting expertise…
Compliance assessments…
Confidentiality considerations…