Looking at reducing emissions at your facility? The TCEQ announced grants are available for projects that implement new technologies to reduce emissions of stationary sources in Texas, with at least $1 million made available for electricity storage projects related to renewable energy. Contact ESE Partners today if you need help navigating the process!
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Are you performing construction activity that disturbs one or more acres of land and has the potential to discharge stormwater from the site? You will need a SWPPP. Contact us today to learn more.
#ESEPartners recently performed Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and Subsurface Investigations at gas stations in Tarrant and Dallas Counties in North Texas. Soil and groundwater samples were analyzed in a laboratory to determine if fuel tanks have leaked gasoline into the environment. Click below to learn more about effects of gasoline exposure on the human body. #duediligence
During the merger and acquisition (M&A) process, environmental due diligence is necessary for identifying material risks and liabilities. Legacy sites or former operations that have been sold and abandoned can be a hidden liability for owners. Identifying environmental risks can help protect your investment and dispel uncertainty around potential hidden costs down the road.
Well-known restaurant chain, Joe’s Crab Shack, is closing many locations. #ESEPartners recently conducted a Phase I ESA at a closed Joe’s Crab Shack in Arlington, TX for a real estate purchaser. Contact us today if you need exit assessments on your property! #duediligence
#ESEPartners is proud to announce Colton Beall has been promoted to our Field Operations Manager. Colton is known for his hard work ethic and is the definition of a team player. #headdown #sleevesup
Developing a property in Austin? Know that the City of Austin requires an Environmental Resource Inventory (ERI) with the following criteria:
(1) within the Edwards Aquifer recharge or contributing zone;
(2) within the Drinking Water Protection Zone;
(3) containing a water quality transition zone;
(4) containing a critical water quality zone; or
(5) with a gradient of more than 15 percent.
#ESEPartners has the experience to quickly identify if your property meets the ERI criteria. Please contact Patrick Kainer or Nevin Durish for any questions! #austintexas #development
