Services

Areas of Expertise

• FERC regulations for hydropower project relicensing and license compliance
• NEPA requirements as they apply to FERC hydropower licensing
• Alternative licensing processes, Applicant Prepared Environmental Assessments, Third Party Contractor-Environmental Impact Statements, and enhanced traditional licensing processes
• Group facilitation and negotiation of settlement agreements
• Development and implementation of Shoreline Management Plans
• Consultation and compliance with Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act
• Fisheries, water quality and water quantity, and aquatic and terrestrial resource issues related to hydropower licensing and operations
• Consultation and compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act in connection with hydropower licensing and operations
• Recreation and land management issues related to hydropower licensing and license compliance
• Application of hydraulic, hydrologic, and system operation models in FERC licensing
• Development and monitoring of adaptive management plans