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Understanding of national energy markets as they relate to environmental permitting requirements PREFERRED- PJM, ERCOT, SPP, MISO, NYISO, ISO-NE, and CAISO. The Sr. Environmental Permitting Manager will be joining an expanding Energy Storage Project Development Team and work with Department Leaders on strategic environmental permitting initiatives (development zoning, land use, due diligence, environmental compliance, state/local level permitting advocacy.
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Sr. Renewables Environmental Permitting Manager - Works hands-on with the Development Leads on utility-scale renewable battery storage project specific environmental permitting initiatives across the companys portfolio to ensure projects meet NTP/COD deadlines.
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Environmental Permitting: Assist clients in navigating the regulatory permitting process, including obtaining permits for activities such as air emissions, wastewater discharge, wetland impact, and hazardous waste management.
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Familiarity with the environmental considerations, permitting processes, and regulatory requirements specific to offshore wind developments. Technical Expertise: Strong knowledge of environmental regulations, assessment methodologies, and permitting processes.
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Offshore Wind Experience Desired: Demonstrated experience and expertise in the field of offshore wind energy projects. Proven ability to provide environmental consulting services and strategic guidance for offshore wind projects, including impact assessments, mitigation strategies, and stakeholder engagement.
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Familiarity with remediation technologies, sustainability practices, and offshore wind expertise is advantageous. Advise on energy efficiency, waste management, water conservation, and other sustainability initiatives.
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Knowledge of offshore wind industry best practices and emerging trends is highly desirable. Advanced degrees and relevant certifications (e.g., P.E., CPG, CHMM) are highly desirable. Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Geology, or a related field.
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Under the general direction of the PDS Assistant and Deputy Assistant Environmental Services Managers and the Authority Director of Environmental Services, the Senior Permitting Specialist works in the Program Delivery group, which is part of the California High-Speed Rail Authority’s (Authority’s) Office of Program Delivery, Environmental Services Branch and reports directly to the Deputy Assistant Environmental Services Manager.
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The Railroad Commission of Texas is seeking a License and Permit Specialist to perform moderately complex licensing and permitting work for the Environmental Permitting and Support Unit within the Oil and Gas Division.
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QUALIFICATIONS: 10+ years of experience supporting the build out of complex environmental permitting strategies including early stage development permitting zoning analysis and late stage support of the permit filing advocacy process for large renewable energy or power infrastructure projects.
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10+ years of experience supporting the build out of complex environmental permitting strategies including early stage development permitting zoning analysis and late stage support of the permit filing advocacy process for large renewable energy or power infrastructure projects.
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Performing regulatory analysis related to air quality, greenhouse gas, and other environmental matters as driven by the Clean Air Act as well as state and local regulations and evolving GHG regulations, permitting (e.g., CEQA/NEPA), and reporting programs.
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The Manager of Environmental Permitting is responsible for leading a multi-disciplined team managing various Federal, State and Local environmental permitting programs and projects on behalf of NYSEG and RGE with the objective of timely and cost-effective completion of permitting activities such that projects proceed according to schedules.
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Demonstrated knowledge of New Jersey DEP waterfront development permitting and/or U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 10 and Section 404 permitting a plus. Keyword(s): Environmental Scientist, environmental permitting.
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Our staff of professionals includes specialists in biology, wetland science, soil science, fisheries, botany, hydrogeology, engineering, forestry, habitat and ecosystem restoration, environmental policy and permitting, and GIS. We help our clients identify and respond to opportunities and constraints within the changing regulatory and corporate environment, through active engagement with the public, stakeholder groups, and government regulators.
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