Supporting Our Downstream Clients
We assist our clients in managing their downstream operations and assets, from preconstruction to end of life. Supporting permitting and early works for LNG projects. Monitoring refinery operations for compliance. Remediation, decommission, and demolition of service stations and gas plants.
Clients rely on our decades of environmental experience on downstream projects, because we possess the local resource knowledge and solid regulatory relationships that are essential to minimizing risk and maximizing project success.
We can support you with:
| Planning and permitting | Environmental and social impact assessments |
| Fish and wildlife | Environmental audits |
| Low-carbon roadmaps | Sustainability data management |
Effective management of sites and facilities during operation through to regulatory closure requires a team that can provide practical advice and solutions. Golder has the experience and capabilities to help reduce environmental liabilities on your downstream projects, supporting you every step of the way.
We can support you with:
| Air, noise, soil, and water quality | Compliance monitoring |
| Decommissioning and demolition | PFAS and emerging contaminants |
| Liability management | Enhanced land reclamation to maximize natural and social value enhancement and generate carbon sequestration |
Golder offers technically sound engineering design and construction monitoring services, aligned to the delivery of downstream projects requiring integrated design and construction. Our approach allows us to reduce project uncertainty, control costs and compress project schedules, without losing sight of our clients’ business objectives.
We can support you with:
| Geotechnical engineering | Hydrogeology |
| Ports, terminals, and marine | Civil engineering, design, and modelling |
| Environmental, social, and governance |
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