In a press release by Bureau of Land Management, it was announced that Oberon Solar will now be commercially operational.

Aspen Environmental Group is supporting the planning and permitting of over 2,000 MW of energy storage in California.

Aspen Experts Present at US Offshore Wind Synthesis of Environmental Effects Research Webinar.

Aspen Environmental Group is the leading environmental consultant for renewable energy developers, including offshore wind.

Aspen's Expanded Drone Fleet Enhances Field Data Collection: Higher Resolution Imagery, Efficient Analysis, and Enhanced Accuracy.

Aspen launches summer internship program 2023 to nurture future environmental professionals through diverse experiences and expert mentorship

Aspen Selected for EIR Preparation, Supporting AB 525 Compliance and Offshore Wind Development Efforts.

Aspen's MAYP program: nurturing young professionals through mentorship and training across disciplines.

Aspen Environmental Group supports desert pupfish refuge and aids conservation efforts at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens

Aggressive planning for offshore wind continues in California, supported by Aspen through AB 525 initiatives.

Aspen’s Geospatial Group has big plans for 2023! This January, Anton Kozhevnikov rejoined the Aspen team as the Geospatial Group Manager.

Aspen offers tailored training courses to meet client needs, from CEQA compliance to GIS, fostering professional growth.

Aspen's expanding Cultural Resources Department, aided by on-call staff statewide, drives project completion across sectors.

Aspen biologists complete vital Desert Tortoise Council training, enhancing their ability to conduct protocol-level surveys and protect threatened species.

Aspen is not only a place to work, it’s a place to grow. We pride ourselves on shaping careers and investing in our employees. Congratulations to our employee anniversaries for 2023!

Aspen Environmental Group is pleased to announce the 2022 Student Scholarship Program — Enhancing Diversity in the Environmental Profession (EDEP).

Large solar and energy storage projects are essential for meeting federal and state greenhouse gas emissions reduction and renewable energy goals, and Aspen is doing its part to contribute to these projects.

Aspen EG biologists Scott White and Justin Wood coordinated with the California Department of Parks and Recreation, California Botanic Garden, to collect botanical specimens in the Mount San Jacinto State Park Wilderness.