Energy

We support you in the development of your energy projects in Canada. We excel at conducting environmental studies of your renewable energy projects. From the earliest stages of project development and understanding of the project area to operation follow-up, our agile team facilitates obtaining your authorizations and the social acceptability of your project.

Our multidisciplinary team paints a portrait of environmental and socio-economic issues. Our resource people are attentive to the quality of communications and community relations.

Our achievements in the wind industry:

  • 44 environmental impact assessments;
  • Analysis of 10,000 MW of projects;
  • 3,200 MW of projects among the 3,659 MW Quebec projects completed;
  • Environmental monitoring of 20 projects;
  • 80 post-construction follow-ups (wildlife, landscape, acoustic, agricultural yield);
  • Thousands of permit and authorization applications;
  • Environmental communication plans and execution.

We contribute to the development your wind farms projects, dams and hydroelectric power stations, power lines and substations, our expertise is vast. We offer solutions tailored to your environmental, economic, social, regulatory and schedule issues.

Our professionals assist you at every stage of your project:

  • Identification of the potential and constraints of a site;
  • Catchment area analysis;
  • Hydrological and sedimentary characterization;
  • Inventory of natural environments: hydrology, fauna, flora;
  • Characterization of wildlife and plant habitats and wetlands;
  • Geographic Information System services;
  • Compliance with the environmental legal and regulatory framework;
  • Development of road layouts and infrastructure siting;
  • Due diligence reviews;
  • Environmental impact assessment and mitigation measures;
  • Acoustic characterization and modeling;
  • Landscape analysis and visual simulation;
  • Hydrodynamic modeling;
  • Communication: public consultations and hearings, visual material design and public consultation tools;
  • Regulatory permits and approvals;
  • Management of commitments and regulatory obligations;
  • Environmental monitoring;
  • Environmental follow-up;
  • Compensation, restoration and development plans

Energy