Aspen Environmental Group is currently providing assistance in the preparation of two programmatic environmental documents that are the first of their kind to analyze well stimulation treatments specific to California.

Aspen Environmental Group is recognized as one of California’s most experienced firms in conducting CEQA and NEPA analysis for transmission lines. In 2014, Aspen bolstered that massive experience with several additional major transmission projects throughout California, Arizona, and Nevada.

Aspen’s Cultural Resources group is growing. Group Manager Dr. Beth Bagwell and her team of cultural resources specialists are Registered Professional Archaeologists who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s qualification criteria.

Aspen Environmental Group assisted the California Energy Commission in evaluating potential impacts associated with the proposed Palen Solar Electric Generating Station (PSEGS) to be located adjacent to Interstate-10 in the Chuckwalla Valley, an area east of Palm Springs in the remote Colorado Desert.

The California Energy Commission (CEC) has issued grants to California counties “for the development or revision of rules and policies that facilitate the development of eligible renewable energy resources, and their associated electric transmission facilities, and the processing of permits for eligible renewable energy resources” (Pub. Res. Code § 25619).