Greenment Environment

Greenment maintains good relationships with national and local environmental protection authorities, as well as major research institutes, reputable EIA corporations and engineering corporations. An International EIA typically evaluates the environmental, social and health impacts of projects, based on the guidelines of the World Bank, Internationa... l Finance Corporation (IFC) and other international financial institutions. An International EIA is applicable to projects that obtain financing or loans from financial institutions and to projects that have investors from Chinese companies in other countries. It is a prerequisite to finance from banks following Equatorial Principles. An ESHIA includes environmental, social and public health assessment, resettlement, stakeholder engagement and information disclosure. An ESHIA helps to evaluate and analyze overall environmental, social and public health impact of projects, and to regulate the environmental management for the sustainable development of a project and its surrounding society and environment. Greenment can provide the following ESHIA services: Consultation with financial institutions and local government; Baseline investigation and monitoring; Stakeholder involvement; Environmental, social and health impact assessment; Term negotiations with loaners. Greenment has a strong ESHIA team, which has provided ESHIA services for multinational corporations and large-scale energy projects for PetroChina, Shell, and Qatar Petroleum International in China. Our team members are qualified technical professionals with rich international consulting experience. They are also familiar with the Equator Principles, Social and Environmental Sustainability Performance Standards of IFC, Environmental Health and Safety General Guidelines of the World Bank and other industrial and international standards. In order to meet the requirements of government regulatory agencies and international financial institutions, Greenment can compile both domestic and international EIAs for ...Read More