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Environmental studies, environmental planning, project & monitoring Customer: ANAS International - Roma Title: Environmental protection assistance for the East - West motorway construction (Lot East 400 km) – Algeria. Year: 2009 Customer: ADR - Roma Title: Landscaping of green areas in Fiumicino Airport - Rome. Year: 2009 Customer: ANAS International - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of Al Faw port - Iraq. Year: 2009 Customer: Privato Title: Environmental Impact Study for a photovoltaic plant in the town of Cantalupo in Sabina (Ri). Year: 2009 Customer: Consorzio di Bonifica dell’Oristanese - Oristano Title: Re-naturalisation of River Tirso downstream Cantoniera Dam – Oristano. Year: 2009 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of an Highway Service Area at Ponte Stura – Alessandria. Year: 2008 Customer: Ing. Lucio Abbadessa - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of an Highway Service Area at Bevano (Bologna – Milano motorway) – Bologna. Year: 2008 Customer: Martino Associati - Grosseto Title: Environmental Impact Study for an Urban Solid Waste treatment facility at Colleferro – Roma. Year: 2007 Customer: GP Ingegneria - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Subiaco ring road – Roma. Year: 2007 Customer: Martino Associati - Grosseto Title: Environmental Impact Study for Roma Sud waste water treatment plant upgrade – Roma. Year: 2007 Customer: GP Ingegneria - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Rieti – A1 motorway – Rieti. Year: 2006 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for a navy yard at Porto Ercole – Grosseto. Year: 2006 Customer: Sogesid SpA - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Regional Water Supply Programme in Sardinia. Year: 2006 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of a wet-dock in the Gaeta harbour. Year: 2006 Customer: Mele Engineering - Pigreco - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Valmontone – Latina motorway. Year: 2005 Customer: Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri - Roma Title: Feasibility study of the urban solid waste treatment system for the small islands in Sicily. Year: 2005 Customer: Bonifica Spa - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Lucca – Modena motorway: landscape components. Year: 2005 Customer: Ing. Amedeo Figliolini - Avezzano Title: Environmental Impact Study for Pescasseroli – A24 motorway. Year: 2005 Customer: Sled - Napoli Title: Environmental Impact Study for a waste water treatment plant at Punta Gradelle – Napoli. Year: 2005 Customer: Sogesid SpA - Roma Title: Strategic Environmental Assessment for Sardinian Water Supply Programme. Year: 2004 Customer: Ing. Lucio Abbadessa - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for a Motorway Service Area at Zola Predosa – Bologna. Year: 2004 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Foce Sisto estuary environmental rehabilitation – Latina. Year: 2004 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for a wet-dock along seafront at S. Marinella – Roma. Year: 2004 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of a lot along SS 42 motorway in the vicinity of Edolo – Brescia. Year: 2004 Customer: Seacon - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for a wet-dock along seafront at S. Salvo – Pescara. Year: 2004 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the Po - Ferrara waterway – Ferrara. Year: 2004 Customer: Studio Ing F. Martino - Grosseto Title: Environmental Impact Study for treatment of solid waste (selection, composting, rdf,) at Rieti and Valmontone. Year: 2004 Customer: Acqualatina SpA - Latina Title: Initial Environmental Analysis of Integrated Water System of ATO 4 water programme– (preparatory activity for registration EMAS for businesses) – Latina. Year: 2004 Customer: Umweltkontor SpA - Cagliari Title: Environmental Impact Study for Aritzo & Montiferru windparks (Sardinia). Year: 2004 Customer: AIC Progetti - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Trapani – Mazara del Vallo motorway (air and noise pollution). Year: 2004 Customer: Regione Lazio - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for S.S.2 Cassia motorway from Monterosi to Viterbo. Year: 2004 Customer: Arch. Terzoli - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Nettuno harbour – Roma. Year: 2004 Customer: ANAS SpA - Roma Title: Environmental feasibility study of the Iraqi Transportation Master Plan (air pollution, noise, energy consumption). Year: 2004 Customer: 3TI Progetti - Roma Title: Design of mitigation measures for S.S. 106 Jonica motorway – lotto Catanzaro Marina di Gioiosa Jonica. Year: 2004 Customer: Studio Martino & Associati - Grosseto Title: Environmental Impact Study for a solid waste plant at Maccarese – Roma. Year: 2003 Customer: Bonifica SpA - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Agrigento airport. Year: 2003 Customer: Lombardi S.A. - Lugano Title: Environmental Impact Study for Abba Lughente Dam – Sardinia. Year: 2003 Customer: Enel Hydro Spa - Bergamo Title: Environmental Impact Study for Cerni Ossam Dam - Bulgarian Republic. Year: 2003 Customer: Studio Martino & Associati - Grosseto Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of a plasma torch in solid waste treatment plant at Malagrotta – Roma. Year: 2002 Customer: Studio Lucianetti - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the Urban Plan Le Vignole – Roma. Year: 2002 Customer: TEMI SrL - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study (air and soil pollution) for the ex Ferrovie Stato area at Bologna Central Railway Station - Bologna Year: 2002 Customer: Consorzio Impregilo - Todini - Astaldi - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Kramis Dam – Algeria. Year: 2002 Customer: Sogesid - Roma Title: Preliminary environmental studies for Regional Water Programme, Sardinia Year: 2002 Customer: Enel Hydro - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Siciliacque water programme (water supply and wastewater treatment) – Sicily. Year: 2002 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Perrero Hydropower station – Cuneo. Year: 2002 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental consultancy for River Oglio environmental planning. Year: 2002 Customer: Rete Ferroviaria Italiana - Roma Title: Railway acoustic barriers design, Via Sabatucci – Via Marchionni – Bologna. 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Year: 2001-2002 Customer: Maltauro Costruzioni S.p.A. - Padova Title: Environmental Impact Study for the realisation of an integrated complex of works in the thermal-baths at Fordongianus – Oristano. Year: 2001 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for a flood protection system for river Tagliamento – Pordenone. Year: 2001 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Beijing No. 10 – Water Plant “A” Project. Year: 2001 Customer: So.Ges.Id. S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental studies for QCS 94-99 water programme - Roma Year: 2001 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for “Pescara d’Arquata” water supply system – Ascoli Piceno. Year: 2001 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for the Isser rural development programme – Algeria. Year: 2001 Customer: S.G.I. - Milano Title: Monitoring programme (air and noise pollution) for the High Speed Train facilities in Firenze. Year: 2001 Customer: Enel Hydro- Roma Title: Environmental Impact Studies for five polishing lagoons in Regione Campania. Year: 2001 Customer: Commissione Europea – Direzione Generale dell’Ambiente - Bruxelles Title: Study concerning transposition by Italy of EC Directive 79/409/EEC on the conservation of wild birds. Year: 2000-2001 Customer: Carlo Lotti S.p.A. - Roma Title: Environmental Impact Study for Caserta-Foggia Railway (Orsaro-Cervara) – Foggia. Year: 2000-01 Customer: Studio Valle - Roma Title: Environmental feasibility study of Calalzo-Cortina-Dobbiaco railway. Year: 2000-01 Customer: Enel Hydro – Bergamo Title: Environmental studies for ATO 4 water supply programme – Latina. Year: 2000 Customer: Enel Hydro – Bergamo Title: Environmental studies for the ATO ASTI water supply programme - Asti Year: 2000 Customer: A.Q.P. – Acquedotto Pugliese Mediterraneo S.p.A. - Bari Title: Environmental feasibility study for a desalination plant in Aqaba – Jordan. 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