We provide comprehensive investor support at every stage of the process

We help in assessing the potential and limitations of a project site. We identify environmental risks, potential conflicts, and procedural hurdles, saving time and money on unnecessary studies. We also prepare our clients for the next steps and procedural obligations down the line.

We help define environmental KPIs that meet the biodiversity requirements of the CSRD directive. We also provide measurement tools, such as a biodiversity footprint calculator. This makes EU compliance easier, improves the quality of ESG reporting, and allows for a real-world assessment of the environmental impact of a project or company’s operations.

We produce accurate forecasts that speed up the adoption of planning documents (the Local Spatial Development Plan, the General Municipal Plan, or ZPI) by reconciling project goals with environmental requirements. We analyze the likely effects of planned solutions and identify optimal land-use directions. We provide expert support throughout the entire planning procedure.

The project information sheet (KIP or Karta Informacyjna Przedsięwzięcia in Polish) is the starting point of the environmental procedure. It describes the project and its surroundings and identifies potential environmental impacts. We prepare it thoroughly, which helps narrow the scope of requirements set by the authorities and significantly shorten the administrative process.

The EIR (ROOŚ or Raport oddziaływania na środowisko in Polish) is a key document in the process of obtaining a positive environmental decision. We base the reports on inventories, in-depth analyses, and consultations. Our clients value these for their high quality and precision – making it easier to move on to the next stages of the project and reducing the risk of formal objections from authorities.

We assess how noise generated by the project affects the surrounding area. This analysis is a key element of the procedure for obtaining an environmental decision in projects such as wind farms. We prepare the document in line with current standards and regulatory requirements, which lowers the risk of requests for additional information or an unfavorable decision.

We assess the impact of a planned project on the natural environment and the landscape. A landscape analysis doesn’t need to be just an annex to an environmental impact report – it can also serve as a practical planning tool. It provides arguments for discussions with authorities and the community, improving the chances of a favorable administrative decision.

We measure the levels of radiation emitted by equipment. The analysis may be required, for instance, in transmission line projects and PV installations, and can serve as an appendix to the environmental impact report. We conduct it in line with current legal and technical requirements, so it meets the expectations of the authorities.