ALG developed a strategy to reduce emissions from existing equipment at an aerospace manufacturing facility in compliance with District requirements.

Our client was in receipt of a Section 114 information request regarding prior permitting actions before the state air agency. There was concern whether applicability decisions were properly made, and our client contracted with ALG to fully review these prior permitting actions.

Our client identified its hazardous waste compliance program as a key performance indicator, and turned to ALG to optimize and refine this program to assure ongoing compliance with both federal and state regulatory programs.

A city overseeing a small pre-treatment program asked ALG to assist with a complete program update, including revisions to the sewer use ordinance (SUO), enforcement response plan (ERP), multi-jurisdictional agreements (MJAs), local limits, and general improvements to program implementation.

ALG was selected to perform all impact and dispersion modeling, associated incremental health risk analyses, and to prepare the applications for an Authority to Construct for a DNA manufacturing facility.

ALG was contracted to perform verification services for six (6) carbon intensity (CI) pathway applications for the largest operator of dairy biogas to renewable natural gas in California.

Rather than purchasing new stand-alone compliance software, industrial, commercial, and manufacturing facilities have partnered with ALG to customize and adapt their proprietary corporate management systems to assure ongoing environmental compliance.

The client's legal counsel turned to ALG for guidance on correcting engineering analysis and to secure permit approvals as soon as possible.

ALG was hired by trade associations to secure meaningful reductions in emissions from member fleets in the most cost effective manner.

ALG was contracted to perform the verification of the CARB greenhouse gas reports for three of a power agency's power plants. Site visits to each facility were required as part of the verification process.

Working with corporate staff, ALG was asked to review and provide necessary oversight over hazardous waste issues, including daily inspections, waste shipments, monitoring and reporting consistent with large quantity generator (LQG) requirements.

ALG worked with client and their legal counsel to address potential CUPA violations in a timely manner, minimizing financial impact resulting in significant improvements for the facility.