Johnson Wright, Inc. (JWI) has created a new division to provide clients with a higher-fidelity understanding of the complex environmental problems, both technical and financial, that they may face. This division leverages and expands its industry-recognized capabilities in future-cost modeling for environmental site-remediation systems into broader systems analysis areas for both natural and engineered systems. Utilizing both robust data analysis and systems modeling, JWI provides the analysis, integration, and optimization of interrelated financial, operational, and environmental impacts from alternative operational strategies. As a result, JWI is providing clients with a realistic understanding of the critical system factors and then working with those clients to determine an optimized solution.

For example, JWI is currently applying this approach with clients who want to understanding the business costs associated with their greenhouse gas reduction programs. JWI is utilizing a greenhouse gas emission modeling that is specific to these clients by incorporating the details of their operational activities. By first identifying the relevant GHG emissions categories for their operations and then independently modeling both operational GHG emissions and operational costs, JWI determines the expected cost/benefit of various GHG reduction strategies in a robust way, even when some of the important aspects of the operations are uncertain. Ultimately, these results are realistic and transparent so the client has significantly increased their confidence that the GHG reduction strategy has been optimized to meet their goals in a cost effective manner.

If your organization is wrestling with complex and interrelated financial, operational, and environmental systems, JWI would like to discuss our services and how we can provide value to the decision-making process.