Service 04
Environmental Permitting
& Compliance
We guide projects and companies through the Greek and EU regulatory framework — from environmental studies to operating permits and ongoing compliance.
What’s included
The whole journey, in one place.
We handle the file from start to finish, so you can focus on your project, not the paperwork.
01
Environmental studies
Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Standard Environmental Commitments (SEC).
02
Facility permitting
Environmental permitting for recycling sorting centres, waste treatment plants and Green Points.
03
Collection & transport licences
Waste collection and transport licences, amendments and renewals — in 12 Regions.
04
Regulatory guidance
Interpreting Greek and EU legislation on waste, packaging, products and the environment.
05
Techno-economic studies
Feasibility, technical and cost studies for waste management projects.
06
Compliance audits
Environmental audits, Electronic Waste Register (HMA) obligations and ongoing support.
The permitting path
From study to operation.
Permitting does not end with approval. We support you afterwards too, so the facility stays compliant with its conditions.
1
Classification
Which category the project falls into (A1, A2 or B) and what is required.
2
Study
Preparing the EIA or SEC with the necessary technical data.
3
Approval
Submission and follow-up until the environmental terms decision is issued.
4
Compliance
Meeting the conditions, renewals, amendments and audits.
Licensed for Environmental Studies (Greek consultants’ registry, Category 27)
Who it’s for
Right, the first time.
Businesses
- New plants and business expansions
- Waste collection, transport and treatment companies
- Electronic Waste Register obligations and environmental compliance
- Environmental due diligence before acquisitions or investments
Public bodies
- Permitting for sorting centres, Green Points and treatment plants
- Environmental studies for municipal projects
- Techno-economic studies for funded projects
- Regulatory support for technical departments
Products & packaging
New rules for everything placed on the market.
EU legislation is moving environmental responsibility into the design of products and their packaging. We help you see what applies to you and prepare in good time.
PPWR
Regulation (EU) 2025/40 on packaging: recyclability, recycled content, reuse and labelling — applying from 12 August 2026.
EPR
Extended Producer Responsibility: obligations, compliance schemes and rules for single-use plastics.
ESPR & DPP
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 and the Digital Product Passport: data on durability, reparability and recyclability.
How we start
Three steps to get started.
01
Review
Existing permits, obligations and what the new project needs.
02
File
Studies, supporting documents and submission to the competent authorities.
03
Follow-up
Liaising with the authorities until approval — and compliance afterwards.
Need a permit or a compliance check?
Tell us about your project and we will tell you what is required.