Impact Assessment / Study

An environmental impact assessment is often required when applying for a permit for large-scale projects. It allows for the evaluation of potential impacts on the environment in a broad sense (mobility, air, water, soil, fauna, flora, etc.) and the proposal of measures to avoid, reduce, or compensate for negative effects.

Depending on the nature of the project, this assessment can take different forms: evaluation notice, environmental impact report, appropriate Natura 2000 assessment, or environmental impact assessment (EIA). For the latter, only an accredited consultancy can intervene.

In Detail

Stratec is accredited to carry out impact assessments in the Brussels-Capital Region, the Walloon Region, and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (see our accreditations). Our team combines technical, regulatory, and administrative expertise to guarantee you:

your project’s compliance with legal obligations,
support for informed decision-making,
constructive dialogue with authorities and stakeholders.

Stratec ensures that each project evolves within a sustainable and controlled approach. More than a regulatory obligation, environmental assessment can be a lever to enhance the quality, sustainability, and acceptability of your project.

Referenced opposite: Construction project for the new Saint-Pierre clinic hospital, Wavre

Scales of Intervention

Our missions cover a wide variety of scales:

Local projects: individual applications or small developments.
Large infrastructure projects: Grand Paris Express metro, lock projects, bus depots, metro stations.
Energy production: hydroelectric power plants, high-voltage lines.
Real estate: major renovations, offices, housing, mixed-use projects.
Public facilities: construction of hospital sites.

Referenced opposite: Construction project for a building complex at Gare du Nord, Brussels