Industries We Serve

What We serve to Industries?

We are Environmental Consultancy firm who provide suggestions to companies of below mentioned Sectors to reduce pollution, reduce water bills, Consent to operate and Establish, to control waste-water, hazardous substances etc. Our integrated team structure, composed and collaborative staff with required specialization and expertise provide customized service for every project we get.

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We identify problems, measure and evaluate risks and offer solutions
We understand many industries are trying to improve their reputation and reduce their emission of pollutants, we provide them cost effective solutions
We provide them suggestions to maximize productivity and efficiency in capital forced environment
We look into employee health safety to identify risks which can prone to hazards
Compliance with new or existing rules and regulations for corporate standards

What is Environmental Monitoring?

We work with Oil & gas, Pharmaceutical Industry, Chemical Industry, Real Estate, Healthcare, Manufacturing Sector, Mining & Metals, Power Sector etc. Types of industries.

Environmental monitoring plays a critical role across various industries to ensure compliance with regulations, reduce pollution, and maintain ecological balance. Below are the few industries we serve among others:

1. Oil and Gas Industry

Why Important: Monitoring is crucial to track air emissions, water quality, and soil contamination during exploration, drilling, and production. It helps prevent oil spills, gas leaks, and other environmental hazards.

2. Mining and Mineral Extraction

Why Important: Monitoring air, water, and soil is vital to minimize the impact of mining activities on local ecosystems, including controlling acid mine drainage and air quality near extraction sites.

3. Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

Why Important: This industry generates hazardous waste, making it necessary to monitor emissions, effluent discharges, and groundwater contamination to prevent pollution.

4. Manufacturing Industry

Why Important: From metal production to electronics, manufacturing can release pollutants like heavy metals, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and particulate matter. Environmental monitoring ensures regulatory compliance and pollution control.

5. Agriculture and Farming

Why Important: Pesticide use, fertilizer runoff, and water consumption require careful monitoring to protect water quality, prevent soil degradation, and safeguard biodiversity.

6. Energy (Power Generation)

Why Important: Power plants (coal, nuclear, and renewable) need environmental monitoring for emissions (CO2, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides) and water usage to reduce their environmental footprint and comply with emissions regulations.

7. Waste Management and Recycling

Why Important: Monitoring landfills, waste incineration plants, and recycling centers is essential to control methane emissions, groundwater contamination, and proper waste treatment to minimize environmental risks.

8. Construction and Infrastructure Development

Why Important: Construction activities can disturb land, waterways, and air quality. Monitoring helps track sediment runoff, dust, and noise pollution during major infrastructure projects.

9. Forestry and Timber Industry

Why Important: Deforestation, logging practices, and land management require environmental monitoring to ensure sustainable practices, reduce habitat destruction, and mitigate soil erosion.

10. Water Treatment and Supply

Why Important: Monitoring water quality in treatment facilities is critical to prevent pollution of drinking water sources and ensure safe discharge into rivers, lakes, and oceans after wastewater treatment.