Broadband expansion is about more than installing fiber or towers—it’s about navigating complex environmental and cultural resource regulations. ESE Partners helps broadband developers and grant recipients meet these requirements efficiently, keeping projects compliant and construction on track.

The 2023 Sackett v. EPA ruling significantly narrowed federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act — redefining which wetlands and streams are considered “waters of the United States.” For Texas developers and environmental professionals, this shift changes permitting obligations, creates new development opportunities, and reinforces the need for accurate documentation and local expertise.

From 300-mile fiber networks to multi-county pipeline routes, linear infrastructure defines Texas progress. Here’s how ESE Partners helps manage the environmental complexity that comes with it.

From Leeward Renewable Energy to Tri Pointe Homes, Texas leaders trust ESE Partners to deliver the environmental insight that powers progress.

Stormwater compliance under the Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) isn’t just a regulatory obligation — it’s an opportunity to strengthen environmental leadership and operational performance. ESE Partners helps facilities transform compliance into a competitive edge.

Broadband development moves fast—but without the right environmental strategy, small oversights can lead to big delays. ESE Partners helps providers reduce compliance, permitting, and construction risks through proactive planning and deep regulatory expertise—making broadband expansion not just possible, but predictable.