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Read our latest whitepaper to learn how we help our clients reduce time and cost to site resolution, whether it be closure or ongoing proper management of complex and difficult sites.

Learn how we assimilate historical site datasets into a 3D visualization model and create easy-to-understand visualizations of complex site processes and treatment/cleanup plans. Download our latest flyer.

Companies are increasingly facing pressure from stakeholders (including investors, customers, prospective and current employees, and others) to ‘do something’ around ESG, sustainability, and/or climate change, and often don’t know where to start.

Our speakers share valuable insights on how businesses are successfully deconstructing their complex permit requirements into actionable tasks and efficiently managing their completion.

Want to build a successful program to achieve your brownfield redevelopment and community revitalization goals? Download our latest flysheet to learn more about our brownfield capabilities and previous projects.

In this webinar, Dr. Tomasi and Dr. Wenning will explore a data-driven, science-based approach to estimating the restoration needed and its cost to compensate for the environmental impacts of the war in Ukraine.

Despite increasing public, industrial, and political awareness, CO2 emissions are projected to increase in the following decades. Learn more about the our advanced net negative carbon conversion process.

Natural Resource Damage Assessment is a science-based framework to manage your liability. Read our brochure to learn more.

Richard Wenning, Montrose expert in environmental impact and ecological risk assessment, presents at SETAC 2023.

Rick Wenning, a Montrose NRDA expert, was recently published by the IEAM Journal. Read his paper here.

Our subject matter experts discuss how to successfully navigate the regulatory landscape, the benefits and limitations of current monitoring technologies, and how to build an air monitoring program that keeps pace with emerging regulations.

The EPA’s proposed PFAS MCLs affect more than drinking water providers and represent major potential changes for other industries impacted by PFAS. Our PFAS experts can help.

This newly developed quantitative approach assesses potential ecological risks resulting from the long-term degradation of deep-sea plastic-containing infrastructure.

Joe Nicolette contributes to the development of the top ten priority research needs to inform offshore decommissioning decisions.

To shed more light on the Global ESG Outlook, E+E Leader hosted an hour-long discussion with Intelex and Montrose Environmental Group that explores what to expect in 2023 and beyond.

Our experts discuss auditing and highlight the essentials to consider when executing individual audits as well as establishing and implementing audit programs.

What if the best decommissioning solution for your offshore infrastructure could be to leave it in place?

See how a NEBA based Comparative Assessment can be used to increase ecosystem service benefits.

This webinar on overcoming PFAS challenges in the Oil & Gas industry will equip you with the power to turn those challenges into opportunities for safer sites and streamlined compliance practices.

In this webinar panel will explore considerations of benchmarking, measurement, and quality in this time of increased focus on credible reporting and planning for GHG reductions.

Montrose Environmental Group supplied a fully integrated system for a confidential west coast dairy farm to convert manure from 7800 milking cows to create renewable natural gas (RNG). 

The Montrose team participated in the ribbon cutting for the Sunoma Renewable Biofuels Project at Paloma Dairy in Gila Bend, AZ.

This webinar reviews how organizations will adapt to the shifting landscape of ESG trends.

Our research on the capabilities of proton transfer reaction time of flight mass spectrometry (PTR-MS) as a real-time measurement instrument.

Interim Case Study – Fall 2021 at Del Rio Dairy

In this webinar, our subject matter experts reveal which technologies to consider when implementing into your LDAR efforts.

The Montrose team participated in the ribbon cutting for the Sunoma Renewable Biofuels Project at Paloma Dairy in Gila Bend, AZ.

In this webinar, a panel of industry experts will introduce, clarify, and explain what these new LDAR regulations are and what they mean for you.

Interim Case Study – Fall 2021 at Del Rio Dairy

Biogas Subject Matter Expert, Paul Greene, writes article for AlChem.

The standards for regulating ethylene oxide can fluctuate between federal and state policies. This webinar reviews latest policy updates and tips for staying prepared.

Join our expert, Bernie Sheff, as we show you how the Montrose team approaches biogas solutions.

Interim Case Study Summer 2021 at The Paloma Dairy

In this recent webinar, join Blake Ericson on a tour of the best ways to gather enhanced measurements from combustion sources.

This webinar is your guide to using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) data to enhance your stack tests and environmental compliance programs.

This webinar reviews how you can anticipate and overcome the hurdles of switching LDAR contractors.

Biogas Subject Matter Expert, Paul Greene, writes article for Progressive Dairy.

This webinar reviews the proposed changes and includes a Q&A session with the stormwater team from TCEQ

Montrose’s NEBA expert Joe Nicolette joined the Society for Underwater Technology on their podcast to discuss how to apply Net Environmental Benefits Analysis-based Comparative Assessment (NEBA-CA) to offshore and subsea decommissioning projects.

Complex air dispersion modeling assessments are often required in support of air permit applications for the construction or modification of an industrial facility.

Join Terence Trefiak, an expert in fugitive emission management who specializes in Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) for GHG and LDAR compliance, for a deep dive into the use of EPA Method 21 AWP.

Study Conducted by the Colorado State University Energy Institute

Continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS) are used to monitor flue gas emissions as a means to comply with federal and state air emission standards.

The testing of emissions from stationary sources generally involves a field crew having to work on an elevated work platform, scaffold or boom-lift.

In this webinar join Montrose experts to explore how a comprehensive fugitive emissions program could benefit your business.

Terence Trefiak was invited to be a panelist for a new webinar discussion series about the cross-section of technology and eco efficiency hosted by the Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC).

As of January 1, 2020, oil and gas facilities were required to start conducting leak detection and repair (LDAR) monitoring to meet new Federal and/or Provincial methane reduction regulations.

Watch as we explore compliant and innovative methods of testing formaldehyde emissions from stationary sources.

The Montrose team joined the Pennsylvania Environmental Council on their podcast, Pennsylvania Legacies, to talk about leak detection along with current technologies and dilemmas in the LDAR industry.

On this webinar you will learn new optimized techniques that are being used to measure formaldehyde and other HAPs emissions.

Changes to EPA test methods and new technology play an increasingly important role in improving stack and ambient testing.

An overview of PFAS treatment options, the pros and cons of each, and the process for selecting the optimum PFAS removal technology for a given application.

by Chris Reitman and Veronica Foster

by Rick Shoyer

by Rick Shoyer

January 12-14, 2020. A brief summary of important findings.

by Rick Shoyer

Washington’s governor praises PUD for creating innovative RNG plant

Discover how Montrose has stayed at the forefront of development of innovative solutions to conquer issues with stormwater runoff.

by Veronica Foster and Chris Reitman

See how a NEBA based Comparative Assessment can be used to increase ecosystem service benefits.

Discover how Montrose has stayed at the forefront of development of innovative solutions to conquer issues with stormwater runoff.

Changes to EPA test methods and new technology play an increasingly important role in improving stack and ambient testing.

This narrated presentation highlights emerging technology in air pollution testing including remote flare monitoring for combustion efficiency, mobile onsite mass spec for PPT level analysis of ambient air…

New US legislation boosts need for anaerobic digestion biogas facilities. In this article, that appears in the September/October 2019 issue of Bioenergy Insights magazine, Paul Greene explains the process of designing digesters.

Discover emerging technologies for providing extremely low detection limits for real-time testing of combustion units.

A number of things can lead to LDAR violations. What if we could turn back time 30 years?

A new facility is producing one of the lowest carbon emission fuels available.

When to use bioassays as a tool for risk assessments

By exploring low-cost, alternative methods, Montrose was able to mitigate risks and ease the fears of Colorado citizens.

Site design of the Waterside Brownfield Redevelopment project. Formerly the home of a chemical plant, the project transformed the area into a mixed-use residential development.

California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard is stimulating new markets for alternative sources of energy, such as renewable natural gas.

Our presentation explores the plausibility of PTR-TOF-MS measuring ultra-low real-time detection limits for compounds that are deemed difficult to measure.

Our research on the capabilities of proton transfer reaction time of flight mass spectrometry (PTR-MS) as a real-time measurement instrument.

Learn how we optimized EPA Method TO-15 to achieve a 10 ppt reporting limit for ethylene oxide.

Discover how PTR-MS is a cost-effective, mobile, and powerful analytical tool for ambient air testing.

Watch as we explore compliant and innovative methods of testing formaldehyde emissions from stationary sources.