We support our clients from planning through operation, providing technical guidance for decisions across the entire project.
We combine up-to-date knowledge of regulations with hands-on experience to manage processes before the competent environmental agencies. We work preventively, anticipating requirements and reducing risk throughout the entire project.
Services in this area.
Environmental and technical process advisory
Technical management of processes before environmental agencies, tracking deadlines, requirements, and filings.
Regulatory and legal compliance advisory
Interpretation and application of the relevant environmental legislation to keep the project in compliance.
Advisory for real estate acquisitions
Analysis of environmental liabilities and risks in due diligence for the acquisition of sites and developments.
Mandatory and legal compliance environmental audits
Verification of compliance with conditions, permits, and applicable legal requirements.
Environmental due diligence
Environmental due diligence for acquisitions, mergers, financing, and other transactions, assessing the asset's liabilities, risks, and compliance.
Environmental permitting
Obtaining and renewing preliminary, installation, and operating permits before the competent agencies.
Construction oversight
On-site technical monitoring to ensure work is carried out in accordance with the environmental conditions.
A four-step approach
Every project goes through the same four steps, adapted to the complexity and regulatory context of each development.
Understanding
We map the demand, the regulatory context, and the project's risks.
Diagnosis
We gather field data and the necessary technical basis.
Solution
We develop the technical approach suited to each case.
Oversight
We manage the process before the agencies and in the field through completion.
Related technical analyses.

When the environment enters the balance sheet
How environmental risks can affect provisions, asset values, cash flows, credit, and insurance. Sustainability disclosure is not the same as accounting recognition, and confusing the two leads to flawed decisions.

Mitigating legal risks and environmental due diligence
How technical evidence, information gaps, and contractual mechanisms guide acquisition, financing, and investment decisions, in a system where the obligation to remediate can follow the property even after a sale.

The new General Environmental Permitting Law: what changes, and what may still change
Law No. 15.190/2025 created national rules, new modalities, and deadlines, but its practical application still depends on local classification and on the outcome of the constitutional review.


