
A new industrial metal recycling facility was planned in Jubail Industrial City, requiring full environmental approval under Royal Commission regulations before construction could proceed.
Learn MoreThe client needed a complete environmental permitting package within a tight timeframe to avoid project delays while meeting strict regulatory requirements.

Air quality, noise, soil and groundwater baselines established across the site.
A full EIA prepared to Royal Commission requirements.
The PAP completed and assembled for regulatory submission.
An Environmental Emergency Response Plan developed for the facility.
A BAT assessment carried out to support technology selection.
Staterra led the environmental assessment and permitting process, ensuring regulatory alignment while maintaining project momentum. We guided the client through the full environmental approval process required by the Royal Commission, coordinating baseline studies, preparing regulatory submissions and structuring permitting documentation to meet approval requirements without delaying project timelines. Our role focused on reducing regulatory uncertainty and ensuring environmental risks were addressed before construction began.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Permit Application Package (PAP)
Environmental Emergency Response Plan (EERP)
Environmental Management & Monitoring Plan (EMMP)
The project received environmental approval in record time. Parallel workflows and clear regulatory coordination reduced risk and allowed construction planning to proceed without delay.
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