Earthly delivers rigorous environmental assessment, restoration ecology and compliance science for the infrastructure, energy and conservation sectors across 32 countries.
Building a more sustainable future through innovation
We put ecologists, hydrologists and reporting specialists on the same team, so a survey, a mitigation plan and the condition report three years later are written by people who have met. That is most of why our monitoring data survives a challenge.
From the first site assessment to long-term ecological monitoring, our multidisciplinary teams apply the current methodologies and instrumentation rather than last cycle's.
Earthly employs 180 scientists, ecologists and engineers across 14 offices. Every project team is led by a specialist with a doctorate and an average of eighteen years in the field.
Emma Richardson
Chief Executive Officer
Michael Carter
Chief Operations Officer
Daniel Carter
Head of Renewable Energy
Daniel Brooks
Director of Renewable Energy
Sophia Nguyen
Head of Sustainability and ESG
James Wilson
Senior Environmental Engineer
Jimmy Bakem
Head of Renewable Energy
Emma Richardson
Chief Executive Officer
Michael Carter
Chief Operations Officer
Daniel Carter
Head of Renewable Energy
Daniel Brooks
Director of Renewable Energy
Sophia Nguyen
Head of Sustainability and ESG
James Wilson
Senior Environmental Engineer
Jimmy Bakem
Head of Renewable Energy
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Three practices: energy solutions covering solar, wind, storage and charging infrastructure; sustainability services covering ESG strategy, carbon accounting and reporting; and climate and compliance covering net zero planning, climate risk and regulatory obligations.
Usually in two ways at once. Efficiency and on-site generation lower an operating cost that is exposed to price volatility, and the measurement work that underpins them produces the evidence your customers, lenders and regulators are increasingly asking for.
Yes. Environmental impact assessment, discharge and abstraction permits, planning consent and grid connection applications are all handled in house, and we maintain an obligation register so nothing arrives as a surprise three weeks before a deadline.
Manufacturing, food and beverage, logistics, data infrastructure, real estate, and public sector bodies. We also work with independent power producers and land trusts, where the engagement is closer to development than to advisory.
Book a consultation and bring whatever data you already have — a utility bill, an asset list, a draft report. The first session is scoping, not selling, and it usually ends with a short note on what we think the highest-value first piece of work would be.