Sustainability

Sustainability is a broad topic covering many aspects. At Evans & Peck, we have identified many specialist capabilities where we add value to our customer’s operations. The steps required making a project or business sustainable have changed dramatically in recent times, and the change is ongoing. This change creates opportunities for new, improved and profitable ways to minimise risk and deliver projects for our customers. In every industry we work in we see opportunities to increasing efficiency, reducing demands on resources, engaging with communities, and at the same time increase profitability.

Evans & Pecks' vision is to be a leader in sustainability by helping our customers capture new markets and business opportunities created by the new energy economy.

EcoNomics™ assists our customers to adopt a broader view of the impacts of their operations and incorporates financial, social and environmental risk into their project decisions improving sustainability performance while enhancing profit and long-term viability. The tool has the unique capability to monetize the value of all internal (project), and external (environmental and social) risk factors allowing project options to be compared on a like for like dollar value basis over a range of possible future conditions. This allows decision makers to identify optimal solutions for profit and sustainability. The assessment adds value at every level of consideration: high-level strategy, concept select and technology comparisons.

EcoNomics™ converts customers' sustainability goals into tangible business solutions by:

• Reducing energy use
• Improving efficiency
• Eliminating waste
• Reducing emissions
• Ensuring profitability

This makes it easier for our customers to assess and mitigate the challenges of changing commercial and ecological drivers that are altering operating environments worldwide and therefore changing customers' project objectives. It also helps them to plan for and address the risk of unprecedented growth and volatility in energy and resource costs, rising stakeholder concern about sustainability and climate change as well as increased regulation and changing standards for environmental compliance, whilst remaining profitable.