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2011

E.Vironment's powerful new EMS white paper

E.Vironment was asked to prepare a paper addressing environmental management systems (EMS) for Secretary of Energy Steven Chu's National Petroleum Council's North American Resource Update project. Two of our consultants who are considered leading edge EMS thinkers wrote this paper entitled Environmental Management Systems - Key Issues on Design, Value & Implementation. | View PDF »


The EPA Sights in on the Upstream - Oil & Gas Investor article »

Oil and Gas InvestorWith the EPA'S decision to designate the upstream oil and gas sector a National Enforcement Initiative, many companies must identify the extent of their compliance exposure and develop a plan address their findings.

In the January 2011 issue of Oil & Gas Investor, E.Vironment's John Turley and Geoff Swett offer an overview of National Enforcement Initiatives and their effects on targeted industries. Based on their knowledge of prior EPA actions, Turley and Swett suggest ways for companies to protect and prepare themselves should the EPA focus on them.

 

E.Vironment at 2011 Texas Safety Conference & Expo »

 

2010


In his speech, Environmental, Health and Safety Regulatory Initiatives Impacting the Oil and Gas Industry, E.Vironment senior consultant Geoffrey Swett offered his perspective on the new Texas and national air, hydro-fracturing, greenhouse gas and water regulatory and legislative initiatives that are destined to have a far-reaching impact on your future operations. His remarks were delivered at a special event sponsored by the Northside Chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast Section.

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New Greenhouse Gas Regulatory Bulletin addresses the recent Greenhouse Gas (GHG) regulatory developments that will impact the upstream oil & gas industry and provides the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) guidance regarding disclosure related to climate change.»

 

E.Vironment is proud to announce the addition of Geoff Swett to our Senior Consulting Team. Click on his name in order to find out more about Geoff.»

 

2009

 

2008

 

E.Vironment is proud to have been a sponsor of the 11th Annual Sheltering Arms Senior Services Golf Classic held on April 21, 2008.»

 

We are pleased to announce that John Statzer has joined us as a partner of E.Vironment. 
John worked with the four other E.Vironment partners several years ago at another consulting firm. We are all excited to have John back in the fold. He brings a wealth of experience in industry and in consulting.

 

E.Vironment is proud to announce the addition of five seasoned professionals to our staff.»


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2007

E.Vironment is proud to have been a sponsor of the 10th Annual Willis Rossler Golf Classic benefiting Sheltering Arms Senior Services held on April 13, 2007.


What Sets Us Apart

Issues Forums

E.Vironment has organized and facilitates several “Issues Forums” that are exclusively for the global heads of EHS of leading companies in their respective industries. These forums provide an opportunity for members to discuss issues of critical importance to them, learn how peers are thinking about these issues, emerge with ideas for creatively managing these issues, and form a network of peers that can be consulted informally. We currently facilitate forums for these chemical, refining and upstream companies:

Global Issues Forum

Celanese
CP Chem
Dow Chemical
DuPont
Huntsman
INEOS
LyondellBasell
SABIC
Shell Chemical     

Refining Issues Forum

BP
Chevron
ConocoPhillips
Marathon Petroleum
Shell Refining
Sunoco Refining
Tesoro

Upstream Issues Forum

Anadarko
BP
Chevron
ConocoPhillips
ExxonMobil
Marathon Oil
Shell E&P
Statoil

 

Process Safety Issues Forum

E.Vironment recently organized a Process Safety Issues Forum for the heads of Process Safety of leading chemical and refining companies. These companies are members of the PSIF, and several more are close to joining.

BP
Celanese
Chevron
ConocoPhillips
CP Chem
Dow
ExxonMobil
Huntsman
INEOS
SABIC
Shell
Sunoco     

 

 


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