Air Quality Support for Environment Agency Permit Applications

Freshbreeze Environmental Ltd supports businesses preparing environmental permit applications involving emissions to air, including applications to the Environment Agency. We review the process, available information and regulator requirements to agree a proportionate scope.

Depending on the application and agreed scope, our work may include an air quality assessment, supporting technical documentation, responses to regulator queries, and review of relevant permit conditions or compliance information. The relevant regulator makes the permitting decision and sets any permit conditions.

How we can help

We can review a proposed or existing operation and help identify the emissions information and technical assessment needed for an application.

  • Review process details, fuels, throughput and potential emission sources.
  • Review available emissions data, existing reports and control measures.
  • Agree the scope of any supporting air quality assessment or modelling.
  • Prepare or review technical information within the agreed scope.
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Information to send us

To help us scope the work, send the site address, a description of the process, whether it is proposed or operational, operating hours and throughput, fuels or materials used, and details of exhaust points or abatement equipment where available. Existing permit forms, regulator correspondence, reports and deadlines are also useful.

Next steps

Send the information you have to info@freshbreezeeltd.co.uk or contact us through our contact page. We will confirm whether we can assist, the proposed scope, programme and fee before starting.

Common questions

Will every application need modelling?

No. The work depends on the process, available evidence and regulator requirements. We will discuss whether monitoring, modelling or other assessment is appropriate for your case.

Can Freshbreeze guarantee permit approval?

No. We can provide technical support and clear application information, but the relevant regulator makes the decision.