Your Partners in Environmental Assessment, Remediation & Compliance Services
Environmental Science and Engineering Partners (ESE Partners) is an environmental consulting firm focused on responsibly moving business forward through environmental problem solving. ESE is headquartered in Houston, Texas with offices in Dallas-Fort Worth, League City, Austin and San Antonio. Our growing team of environmental engineers and scientists provide support to clients in need of environmental assessment, remediation, compliance, natural and cultural resources and building science related services.
The Industries We Serve
Comprehensive Environmental Problem Solving
ESE’s vertically integrated business model brings numerous scientific disciplines together across 6 practice areas to deliver expert environmental advice.
Responsibly Moving Business Forward
Through Sustainability Initiatives
Creating opportunity for stakeholders and a better quality of life for the communities they touch.
Texas-Based Environmental Consulting Firm with National Reach
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Texas MSGP Renewal Is Now Open: What Industrial Facilities Need to Know
The Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) reached its August 14, 2026 expiration date, and the renewal period for existing permittees is now open through November 12, 2026. Industrial facilities should use this renewal period to review their permit coverage, operations, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, and stormwater controls to ensure their compliance program reflects current site conditions.
Environmental Due Diligence: A Critical Consideration in Data Center Development
As data center development accelerates, environmental considerations can become critical factors in determining whether a site remains viable. Early due diligence can help identify potential constraints, reduce uncertainty, and give project teams more flexibility to address environmental risks before they affect project costs and schedules.
DOI Rescinds Regulatory Definition of “Harm” Under the Endangered Species Act: What Project Owners Should Know
The U.S. Department of the Interior has finalized a rule rescinding the regulatory definition of “harm” under the Endangered Species Act. While existing permits remain valid, questions remain about how the change may affect future permitting, project planning, and endangered species compliance. Here’s what developers and project owners should know.