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The global race for critical minerals is accelerating as clean technology and energy security rise to the top of national agendas. Countries like Canada, the United States, and Australia are stepping forward as reliable and ethical suppliers with strong environmental credentials. The U.S. is actively pursuing critical minerals supply agreements with Australia, aiming to reduce dependence on China. This urgency stems from the fact that approximately 90% of Australia’s lithium

As Australia progresses toward its net-zero commitments and a cleaner energy future, the demand for critical minerals such as vanadium, lithium, nickel, rare earths, and copper continues to rise. These minerals are essential inputs for renewable energy technologies, electric vehicles, and battery storage, and investment in their exploration and development is accelerating across the country. Much of this activity is taking place in greenfield (undeveloped) areas, where the lo

We’re proud to share that Mark Breitfuss, co-Director at Epic Environmental (part of Montrose Environmental Group), has been recognised...

At many industry and planning forums, one topic keeps surfacing: Agrivoltaics – the balance of solar energy development with the protection of agricultural land. The configuration was first conceived in 1981 by two Germans, due to then-increasing concerns regarding land scarcity, food security, and energy demand. Five years ago, agrivoltaics wasn’t on the radar. Today, whether through sheep grazing or crop production, the practice is becoming a core component of many large-sc

In urban planning and development, sustainability is a core focus, aiming to balance growth with environmental protection. This includes goals such as reducing carbon footprints, conserving natural resources, protecting biodiversity, and ensuring communities are resilient to climate change. In New South Wales, the Review of Environmental Factors (REF) is vital in achieving these sustainability objectives by enabling local authorities to proceed with projects without the need

Epic Environmental  is proud to have our very own  Australian Red Cross  Lifeblood Team active across multiple states and headed by ...

In line with our growing partnership with Montrose Environmental Group, we are excited to announce a new logo.

Earlier this year, some of our staff members participated in the EAP Assist Wellness Challenge.

Epic Environmental is excited to announce that we have now joined the Montrose Environmental Group family.

Epic Environmental’s ecology team recently completed our first ecology survey in Tasmania! Our team carried out work in Queenstown near...

Epic Environmental is excited to support our staff who are attending EcoForum in Melbourne! Australasian Land & Groundwater Association...

Epic Environmental is pleased to announce that our Integrated Management System has been certified under ISO Standards 14004...

The 23rd June marked the end of the Push-Up Challenge for 2023! We had a number of staff from our Sydney office participating in the...

The Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2022 was passed (with amendment) in QLD Parliament yesterday (29 March...

Epic Environmental is proud to be appointed the environmental consultant supporting Richmond Vanadium Technology (ASX: RVT) for...

Epic Environmental, in partnership with our long-term colleagues Engeny, is excited to announce we have been awarded the contract by AIC...

Our Queensland team has been in our Brisbane office for over a year now and over this time CBRE have implemented #initiatives working...

On the 19th January Epic Environmental celebrated our 7th birthday! Brilliant staff, fantastic clients, a great company culture, and a...

Epic Environmental has had yet another successful and exciting year! We have worked on some challenging and exciting projects which have...

Epic Environmental’s Luke Amies has received a Merit Award for Excellence in Environmental Practice. This has been awarded to him by the...