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The Environmental Liability Gap in Projects That End but Never Really End
Project completion does not mean environmental liabilities disappear. Contaminated land, groundwater pollution, waste disposal, and long-term remediation obligations can persist for decades. Explore how these hidden risks affect project costs, contracts, financial provisions, ESG governance, and asset handover.
Sep 3013 min read


PFAS Risk in Major Projects: Are Your Assets and Contracts Ready
Forever chemicals are becoming a significant environmental and commercial risk for major industrial projects. PFAS contamination can affect firefighting systems, wastewater treatment, soil management, procurement, construction schedules, and long-term asset value. Explore why emerging PFAS regulations and remediation challenges demand greater attention throughout the project lifecycle.
Sep 2314 min read


Contaminated Land Risk in Project Development Hidden Beneath the Site
What lies beneath a project site can fundamentally change its commercial viability. Historical industrial activity, contaminated soil, polluted groundwater, and buried waste can create unexpected engineering challenges, construction delays, and long-term environmental liabilities. Explore how contaminated land affects project development, site selection, due diligence, EPC contracts, financial provisions, and asset handover.
Sep 213 min read
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