Environmental Efficiency Consultants Ltd

Environmental Efficiency Consultants Ltd

• Air monitoring, includes stack and boiler monitoring, occupational and ambient monitoring
• Air Dispersion Modelling enables ground level concentrations of pollutants to be predicted
• Bund Testing, includes water retention and visual inspection
• Carbon Footprinting
• CHP feasibility
• Closure Audits of IPPC and Waste Licensed facilities
• Compressed Air Leak Detection, leaks can be detected using ultrasonic equipment
• ELRAs - Environmental Liability Risk Assessments as required by the EPA
• Energy Audits are a proven method of cutting costs
• Energy Awareness Training is a low cost way of reducing energy costs
• Environmental audits can help identify ways to reduce your environmental impact and reduce the threat of prosecution
• Environmental Awareness Training
• Environmental Impact Assessments
• Environmental Management Systems can lead to greater sales opportunities, especially to the UK Public Sector
• Fire Water Retention Assessment can determine whether you need to construct facilities to retain spent firewater
• IPPC Licence Application
• IPPC Licence Review and surrender
• ISO 14001 the international standard for Environmental Management Systems
• Noise monitoring can determine whether you met licence conditions
• Noise prediction modelling can help identify the most cost effective way to meet noise limits
• Occupation air and noise monitoring can identify any health risks and allow risks to be managed
• Pipeline testing per EPA requirements
• Renewable energy feasibility
• REPAK returns and packaging audits
• Solvent Regulations
• Stack monitoring using MCERTS accredited staff
• Training in energy and environmental awareness
• Waste minimisation
• Waste permits & licences
• Water Analysis
• Water conservation
• Water minimisation
• Waste Licence and Permit Application
• Wind Turbine feasibility

IPPC and Waste Licence Environmental Efficiency provides a wide range of services to organisations with IPPC and Water Licenses. These range from monitoring and analysis through to computer modeling of emissions. Bund and Pipe Bunds are structures that provide secondary containment in the event that the primary containment (e.g. tanks, drums and other vessels containing hazardous liquids) fails. The most common type of bund consists of a concrete base and wall surrounding one or more tanks.