The Environment World Company strives to help protect Kuwait's environment by constantly providing services that monitor and analyze the quality of Kuwait's air, land and water. Our goal is to help create a Kuwait that is fully aware of its environmental problems and capable of protecting its environment.

EWC offers services that stand at par with the world's highest standards of environment monitoring. We specialize in the areas of chemical and radioactive air pollution monitoring, seismic activity recording, and waste water analysis and treatment.

We have a vast range of expertise that specializes in the various fields of the environmental sciences. We have gathered and trained some of the finest engineers in the fields and have already taken up and completed medium to large scale projects in the above mentioned areas of work.

We also frequently receive maintenance contracts for other previously completed projects from leading research and development organizations such as the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), Environmental Public Authority (EPA) and Petrochemical Industries Company (PIC). With our vast experience, both on and off the field,  we offer maintenance services for all kinds of environment monitoring setups in any part of Kuwait.

Please use the links on the left panel to navigate through the website:

• Read the latest on Kuwait's environment in the News section. This section is  frequently updated with fresh material.
• Visit the Services section if you need any information on the various projects that we are currently working on and the services we offer.
• If you need to contact us, please get the contact information required from the Contact Us section.
• We have given links to the web-pages of some other environmental organizations in Kuwait on the Useful Links page.

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