Recent Posts

• Beyond Due Diligence: Bridging the Gap

  In this economic climate, financing the redevelopment of legacy, Brownfield and tax reverted properties can prove difficult. Complex programmatic hurdles create fear and uncertainty that can become costly and time-consuming. As a result, these sites often languish, forgotten in plain view, while further hindering the process of economic and community development. Read more →

  May 16, 2013
• AKT Peerless retained for demolition of Midland County jail

  AKT will help shepherd the tear down of the county jail from beginning to end. Read more →

  March 11, 2013
• Presentation: Energy Efficiency for Your Business

  AKT Peerless Regional Director of Energy Services Jeremy McCallion spoke this month at Comerica's Energy Efficiency For Your Building speaker series. Read more →

  February 25, 2013
• Brian Eggers appointed to Michigan’s Water Use Advisory Council

  Brian Eggers, a founder and a principal of the Saginaw based AKT Peerless Environmental and Energy Services, was recently appointed to the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) independent “Water Use Advisory Council.” Read more →

  February 20, 2013
• Three things a Phase I ESA will not protect you from

  Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) are often used to help identify potential environmental concerns associated with current and historical property use. While these reports do satisfy CERCLA’s “all appropriate inquiry” requirement, they don’t completely shield property owners from liability. Today … Read more →

  February 5, 2013