OUR SERVICES INCLUDE
EEG’s focus is environmental compliance at construction sites ranging from EHV lines and substations to oil & gas pipelines and mines. Services include assessing pre-construction plans and permits, developing construction site procedures, and assisting safety departments with project orientation and training.
Clients turn to EEG’s planning, on-site management and permitting services to mitigate the chance of a government agency citing crews for an environmental violation and issuing a fine. Staying compliant keeps schedules on time.
Every day, our team works with (and monitors) natural resources to ensure construction complies with laws protecting sensitive species and habitats. EEG regularly trains clients on biological, cultural, and paleontological assets, so construction crews and site visitors know their legal responsibilities.
PROJECT PROFILES
EEG’s environmental compliance and construction expertise helped PacifiCorp engineer, procure and construct (EPC) a 31-mile 345-kV transmission line, 68-mile 500-kV line, and approximately 500 structures to link the Clover Substation in Mona, Utah, with the Oquirrh Substation near West Jordan, Utah.
EEG helped PacifiCorp efficiently and safely comply with environmental challenges associated with constructing the 168-mile Sigurd to Red Butte 345-kV Transmission Line in southern Utah.
The Ten West Link transmission project has as its goal “strengthening a critical section of the Western electrical grid.” The 125-mile Ten West Link 500-kV overhead transmission line will traverse land managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Department of Defense, Arizona State Land Department and private landowners.
EEG’s environmental compliance and construction expertise helped PacifiCorp engineer, procure and construct (EPC) a 31-mile 345-kV transmission line, 68-mile 500-kV line, and approximately 500 structures to link the Clover Substation in Mona, Utah, with the Oquirrh Substation near West Jordan, Utah.
The scope of this project included procurement of materials for and constructing a substation and transmission line in the vicinity of Montgomery County, Texas. Crews rebuild approximately 34 miles of 138kV and 230kV transmission line and upgraded four substations for Entergy Texas.
This project included reconstructing and upgrading a 138kV electric transmission line to a 230kV transmission line. EC Source crews reconstructed eight concrete structures in and around the Shell Creek, northeast of Punta Gorda.
This project included reconstructing a 69kV electric transmission line stretching approximately 12 miles northeast from the Ohio Central Substation in Dresden, Ohio, to the Cyclops Substation in Conesville, Ohio.
ECSL, a joint venture of Houston-based EC Source and Chicago-headquartered Sargent & Lundy, engineered and rebuilt a transmission line along with adding a distribution line and related work.