Montrose Environmental Group

🌍 Discover how your community can benefit from EPA ECJ Community Change Grants! These grants empower disadvantaged communities to address climate challenges with up to $20 million available. Learn more about eligibility, key components of successful applications, and expert insights from our Brownfields team. 🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q02HSrHm0 #EnvironmentalJustice #CommunityResilience #GrantWriting

Our next “Innovations Driving Impact” spotlight features Montrose’s partnership with Waste Connections. Ahead of regulatory enforcement and to proactively address PFAS passively received in municipal solid waste, Waste Connections partnered Montrose and its subsidiary ECT2 to evaluate and identify the best PFAS removal technology for landfill leachate at their Champ Landfill in Missouri. “ECT2’s FOAM-X™ system is highly effective at treating PFAS in liquid waste with high levels of co-contaminants, including landfill leachate,” said Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer of Montrose Environmental Group. “Air is injected in the form of tiny bubbles, which attracts PFAS to the air-water interface, removing it from the water column. Removing PFAS from landfill leachate breaks the cycle of PFAS from discarded consumer products entering our waterways and dispersing through the environment.” A ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at the Champ Landfill Sustainability Campus in the City of Maryland Heights, Missouri on August 6, 2024. Public tours of the PFAS treatment system are available most days by appointment. “Our ribbon-cutting ceremony marks a significant milestone in our efforts to address the complex environmental challenges associated with PFAS contamination, particularly at landfill sites. Recognizing the growing concern over PFAS contamination and lack of regulations requiring its removal from water, Waste Connections has taken a proactive stance by installing the first PFAS Water Treatment Plant in Missouri,” stated Cherie Summa, Waste Connections/Champ Landfill district manager. 📰Read our press release: https://hubs.ly/Q02HGhbS0

Join our Renewable Energy experts on Wednesday, August 21st, for a case study review of greenfield and brownfield project challenges across North America. In collaboration with Environment Energy Leader, our team will cover project timeline risks, regulatory barriers, and lessons learned in the US and Canada. Gain insights into innovative technologies, regulatory hurdles, and community engagement strategies to enhance your renewable energy projects. 🎤 Our experienced speaker lineup includes Heather Patti, Ethan Jahnke, Chris Gdak, and Delanie Player. Register now! https://hubs.ly/Q02Hmsh-0 #RenewableEnergy #MontroseEnvironmental #TwoDotConsulting #MatrixSolutions

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced $850 million in federal funding dedicated to reducing methane emissions in the oil and gas sector. This will help industry leaders adopt modern technologies for real-time monitoring and reduction of emissions, while also making critical emissions data more accessible to communities. Read our latest blog for key insights on this crucial update: https://hubs.ly/Q02H3-TN0 Montrose Environmental is uniquely positioned to help operators, researchers, and technology developers maximize the impact of this initiative. We offer a comprehensive suite of methane emissions reduction support, including: • Technology Deployment: Implementing state-of-the-art monitoring systems and advanced mitigation technologies. • Data Analysis and Reporting: Providing detailed analysis of methane emissions data with advanced reporting capabilities. • Community Engagement: Facilitating transparent data access and community outreach to enhance environmental stewardship. Explore how Montrose can offer guidance for organizations seeking to leverage this funding opportunity and achieve significant methane emissions reduction. Feel free to contact our methane experts Elizabeth McGurk, Roger Nounou, Jacob Fenske, MS, CIH, Rick Sisk to learn more.

We are thrilled to announce that Rock Vitale, CEAC our National PFAS Leader, will be one of the distinguished panelists at the 2024 Annual Texas Environmental Superconference. On Friday, August 2nd, Rock will contribute to the panel discussion "PFAS: From Here to Eternity". This is a fantastic opportunity to hear from one of the leading experts in the field as he shares insights and knowledge on PFAS and its implications for the future. #EnvironmentalLeadership #PFAS #MontroseEnvironmental

Sensible EDP™ 🤝 CTEH, our next “Innovations Driving Impact” spotlight. Our proprietary software, Sensible EDP™, paired with health exposure and toxicology experts at CTEH, is enabling two Colorado facilities to disseminate information about critical compounds in their facilities to communities and meet regulatory requirements, including HB21-1189. “HB21-1189 aims to protect communities by improving the quality and quantity of publicly available emissions data,” said Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer of Montrose Environmental Group. “Montrose’s air monitoring solution continuously monitors critical compounds at facilities, disseminates the information in partnership with industry to the public and includes community health-based thresholds to enhance community awareness of air quality safety levels. This comprehensive approach supports communities and facilities coexisting in a safe and environmentally conscious way, not just in Colorado, but across the United States.” 📰 Read our press release: https://hubs.ly/Q02GPw8F0

🌱Navigating the complex landscape of PFAS in biosolids is crucial for maintaining their beneficial use in agriculture and soil amendments. In our latest blog by Heather Lord, PhD , learn about biosolid benefits, regulatory changes, and how we can help you stay compliant. https://hubs.ly/Q02GDfP50 #PFAS #Biosolids #MontroseEnvironmental

Montrose's Brownfields & Community Revitalization Practice, in collaboration with our Wilmington Delaware Office and the Downtown Dover Partnership, has secured Delaware's first-ever EPA Brownfield Multipurpose Grant! "This funding is going to assist with the DDP in covering costs for community engagement activities and prioritizing these (brownfield) sites," said Joseph Rossi, Operations Manager at Montrose. Read more here: https://hubs.ly/Q02GhZKK0 #CommunityRevitalization #Brownfields #MontroseEnvironmental

Montrose is pleased to announce the acquisition of Spirit Environmental, LLC., a leading provider of air permitting and compliance services. Headquartered in Houston, Texas and focusing on the energy and petrochemical industries across the central U.S., Spirit Environmental specializes in air quality consulting services, including permitting, regulatory compliance and dispersion modeling. In addition, Spirit provides environmental consulting services, including water quality, sustainability, waste and natural resources management. “Spirit’s culture is very consistent with ours. Their emphasis on personal relationships and their commitment to our shared environmental mission resonates meaningfully,” said Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer of Montrose Environmental Group. “Brad and his talented team bring decades of experience in air permitting and consulting services, and they grow our geographic presence across the U.S. Mountain states and Gulf states. I’m thrilled to welcome them to the Montrose family.” Join us in welcoming Spirit to Team Montrose! Read the full announcement here: https://hubs.ly/Q02G46Bf0

We are excited to share the first installment of Montrose’s “Innovations Driving Impact” series! Montrose was approached by a client seeking to reduce their air emissions, reduce their costs and enhance their LDAR compliance program by pioneering the first-ever AWP implementation at a U.S. refinery. We developed a comprehensive approach that integrates innovative strategies, advanced technology and streamlined processes to optimize inspection, data tracking and leak detection — all while ensuring regulatory compliance. “Compared to the conventional leak detection approach, the AWP that we implemented at our client’s Louisiana refinery can screen a greater number of components, improve leak visibility, including hard-to-reach areas, is more time-efficient and reduces air emissions,” said Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer of Montrose Environmental Group. “Notably, the AWP lowers costs and increases efficacy, by allowing for 2,500 components to be surveyed per day, a significant increase compared to the traditional approach’s capacity of approximately 400 components.” 📰Read our press release: https://hubs.ly/Q02FXD880