Established in 2007, Atmos Consulting became a fully independent environmental consultancy practice in March 2014, following the sale of its former parent company, West Coast Energy
Today, Atmos is a modern and dynamic environmental and planning consultancy that is uniquely structured to offer superior service to our clients, by providing cost effective, robust solutions with unquestioned integrity and timeliness.
From our network of local UK based offices, we are uniquely placed to provide a comprehensive range of environmental and planning solutions across the entire project life cycle, from feasibility, scoping and planning submissions through to construction and onto post construction and operational monitoring.
Our focus on the commercial needs of our clients and our absolute commitment to delivering cost effective, robust and defensible solutions, has enabled us to build an enviable reputation
that is framed by a pragmatic approach, sound commercial judgment together with up-to-date technical expertise and legislative knowledge.
Our Philosophy
The Atmos philosophy is built on our passion for the natural and built environment together with our commitment to sustainable development.
We do this by working in our clients interest to assess the potential environmental and planning hurdles and blockages, what these represent as financial and reputational risk and advise on the most cost effective route, which maximises gain, minimises risk and maintains regulatory compliance.
Our Mission
To exceed our clients’ expectations by delivering innovative and mutually beneficial outcomes that balance the commercial needs of our clients with the relevant legal and regulatory obligations and the needs of the environment
Our Expertise
From our roots established in the onshore wind sector, we have grown to be a highly respected and trusted multidisciplinary environmental and planning consultancy practice, delivering on a diverse range of projects for a broad and expanding portfolio of clients.
Our talented and friendly team include Planners; EIA Consultants; Noise and Acoustics consultants; Ecologists; Ornithologists; Hydrologists and Geologists; GIS specialists and Expert Witnesses.
Together, they bring an in-depth understanding of the complexities and risks associated with developments of all shapes and sizes, including: renewable and conventional energy; infrastructure; development and regeneration; ports and harbours, and minerals and waste management.
