IPPC - who has best reputation?
Compliance with the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Directive will be fully implemented in all EU Member States by October 2007, yet comes fairly low down on most respondents list of growth markets.
Whether this means that most businesses feel they are already compliant with the measures or not, is unclear.
What is clear is that, once again, we have a tussle for the top spot between Atkins and Enviros as to who has the best reputation for IPPC advice and consultancy.
From this showing, Enviros just gets the edge from Atkins, gaining a stronger showing from both sets of respondents.
The graph also shows very strong results from Environ and Entec, highlighting the healthy competition that exists.
What is clear is that, once again, we have a tussle for the top spot between Atkins and Enviros as to who has the best reputation for IPPC advice and consultancy.
From this showing, Enviros just gets the edge from Atkins, gaining a stronger showing from both sets of respondents.
The graph also shows very strong results from Environ and Entec, highlighting the healthy competition that exists.
Index
The edie.net and Environment Business 2005 Consultancy Survey
Growth Markets for consultancies.
Where do your customers come from?
Who has the best reputation in the consultancy sector?
Who had the best reputation in:
· Waste Management?
· Contaminated Land?
· Climate Change?
· CSR and environmental reporting?
· EIA and SEA?
· IPPC?
· Water and Wastewater?
The edie.net and Environment Business 2005 Consultancy Survey
Growth Markets for consultancies.
Where do your customers come from?
Who has the best reputation in the consultancy sector?
Who had the best reputation in:
· Waste Management?
· Contaminated Land?
· Climate Change?
· CSR and environmental reporting?
· EIA and SEA?
· IPPC?
· Water and Wastewater?
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