Aspen Environmental Group is pleased to announce an expansion in our already wide-ranging Biological Services Department. Dr. Carl Demetropoulos and Mr. Sam Stewart joined Aspen earlier this year, bringing with them unique capabilities and certifications that allow Aspen to provide even more services to our clients.
Aspen Environmental Group recently sponsored and presented at the 2nd Annual Solar Conference at UC Riverside. The conference included five panel discussions, and included information on the opportunities and challenges of solar energy development in the Inland Empire […]
On Tuesday, November 10th, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and California Secretary for Natural Resources John Laird announced the release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement for Phase I of the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan (DRECP). As stated in the news release issued by the lead and responsible agencies, […]
Meteorologists have forecasted a strong El Niño event for the 2014-2015 rain year. It is always important to be ready for a high precipitation season due to the potential flooding, erosion, and damage that may occur. To reduce erosion and prevent storm damage to exposed hillsides or project facilities, Aspen Environmental Group recommends early planning and the deployment of Best Management Practices (BMPs) to […]
As part of their continuing research in market behavior, Aspen’s Ashley Spalding and Catherine Elder, part of the Energy Resource Economics group, recently presented a paper they co-wrote entitled, “Disruptive Technologies in the Cable TV and Electric Utility Industries” at the Rutgers Center for Research in Regulated Industries Western Conference. This paper highlights the parallels between the introduction and impact of potentially disruptive technologies in the cable television and electric utilities industries. Both cable television and electric utilities are facing increasing competition in the form of new technologies. While, relatively new and with only a small portion of “early adopter” customers currently abandoning the cable TV and electric utility system in favor of these technologies, they have the potential to act […]
Aspen Vice President Susan Lee, as part of the Independent Scientific Technical Advisory Panel (ISTAP), helped write the Draft Subsurface Intake Feasibility Report (Phase 2) for the Proposed Poseidon Desalination Facility. This report evaluates the different intake methods for the Huntington Beach desalination facility. The public comment period for the report will run through September 10, 2015. […]
The goal of AB 52 is to promote the involvement of California Native American Tribes in the decision-making process when it comes to identifying and developing mitigation for impacts to resources of importance to their culture. To reach this goal, the bill establishes a formal role for tribes in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) process. […]
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