Environmental
Evaluations
In the area
of environmental consultancy, TMC has carried out numerous
environmental evaluations in a number of industrial sectors,
and, in particular, the petrochemical and the chemical
industries. These environmental evaluations focussed
particularly on industrial plants and sites and included a large
variety of old and new industrial operations, whether they were
in the planning stage or in the plant upgrade and extension
stages. Often, these environmental evaluation studies included
the financial and business feasibility evaluations of these
industrial operations, on the basis of and in conjunction with
their environmental evaluation.
More
specifically, TMC has provided clients with appropriate
strategic environmental business plans, which are particularly
important in the case of new plants or renewals/extensions of
old plants, and ought to be carried out virtually in parallel
with the strategic process/plant construction plans, in order to
avoid major liability areas to emerge later on during the course
of the project. The idea is to perform a 'virtual EIA' while the
process staff are still busy finalising their main process/plant
construction plans, which will then often lead to 'green light
areas' requiring no further action and 'red light areas'
requiring attention in terms of possible mitigation. This way,
clients can include major equipment and plant costs into their
process/plant construction plans, early in the game, a decision
which normally leads to enormous savings by clients in the long
run.
Environmental evaluation packages offered by TMC
include scoping studies,
environmental compliance studies, as well as reviews of
environmental work commissioned previously by clients, such as peer reviews of environmental studies and reports of a
variety of kinds.
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