We commit to first to addressing methane recovery risks. These are huge, driven by a shocking lack of real knowledge and insights into how to create a safe solution rather than a risky one. We find that most solutions are very inefficient, most are blind to the risks created by poor design decisions on the facility configuration, and governments themselves need help in separating the good from bad alternatives to grant concessions.

We provide studies for deep insights to governments, through a networks of leading experts, to understand the complex lake and particularly the relationship between the process designs and hydrological impacts. 

Underpinning this development structure, while also providing energy solutions for a safe and sustainable future, are the economic outcomes to the developer and the country. Our approach combines all of process modelling, hydrodynamic investigation, engineering analysis, limnolological assessment, and economic modelling. Crucial to making that work for the lake, is the need to involve both countries in making a collective and mutually reinforcing decisions.
What we don’t have is the suite of political skills to complement such innovative practices. But we do offer diverse services aimed at improving safety and ensuring in depth environmental responsibility.