Montrose Environmental Group has successfully implemented the first-ever Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) Alternative Work Practice (AWP) at a U.S. refinery, marking a significant advancement in environmental compliance and cost reduction for the industry. The innovative approach, exceeding the traditional method’s capacity by a significant margin, offers enhanced leak visibility, time efficiency, and reduced air emissions, contributing to both environmental sustainability and cost savings.
Simplified Environmental Solutions (SES) has announced the opening of two new full-service locations in undisclosed locations to meet the growing demand for zero waste to landfill solutions. The company’s custom programs focus on reducing or eliminating waste flow to landfills and embedding staff within operations to prevent excess waste production. SES offers a range of services, including non-hazardous secondary material processing, recycling, reuse of raw material waste, controlled disposal of finished goods, food waste reuse and compost, and onsite waste and recycling consultation. By finding a ‘second life’ for waste materials, SES helps partners achieve sustainability goals and reduce landfill waste. The company plans for future expansions across the United States.
Newterra has expanded operations in California, doubling capacity in San Luis Obispo to establish a larger presence in the west coast water treatment market. This expansion brings Newterra’s full range of solutions, including stormwater, aeration, MBR, filtration, media services, disinfection, and remediation technologies, closer to the local agriculture, municipal, commercial development, food and beverage, and manufacturing markets.
