Eugene Scott is a founding member of Impel Environmental, LLC.

For more than a decade as a corporate and environmental attorney, Mr. Scott has represented landfill operators, municipalities, recyclers and pharmaceutical corporations in matters dealing with real estate transactions, litigation, permitting and compliance. In 2014, he actively participated in the largest transaction and environmental due diligence project carried out in Puerto Rico involving three landfills, two transfer stations and a solid waste transportation fleet.

Mr. Scott has represented clients before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board (EQB) in federal and local enforcement proceedings, and has advised scrap metal recycling companies to ensure compliance with solid waste regulations. His experience also includes expertise with federal environmental statutes and enforcement cases involving multinational pharmaceutical companies.

Mr. Scott has practiced law since achieving a Master of Laws from Tulane University Law School in 2001. Until he formed his own firm in 2015, Eugene served as Counsel for one of the most prominent law firms in Puerto Rico, Pietrantoni Mendez & Alvarez LLC. He has represented clients in state trial courts, federal and local agencies and before the Puerto Rico Supreme Court.

Mr. Scott’s experience includes environmental and land use law, energy, occupational health & safety, government, construction, zoning and litigation. Also, his government experience helps him anticipate potentially troublesome regulatory issues that can arise in a project’s planning, pre-construction, permitting, development and operational stages.

Agustin Moreno is a founding member of Impel Environmental, LLC.

Agustin D. Moreno is a founding member of Impel Environmental, LLC. Mr. Moreno has more than 16 years of field experience in the solid waste industry holding several managerial positions in the States of Puerto Rico, Texas, and most recently California with Fortune 500 industry leaders. With the political/regulatory diversity of these States and working for these companies, Mr. Moreno had the opportunity to successfully manage a few of the most complex waste disposal facilities in the world while gaining a difficult to match perspective on operations and environmental regulation affairs. In July 2015, Mr. Moreno was a memorable speaker at the CNIC International Scientific Congress held in La Habana, Cuba. After his formal but time constricted presentation about Sanitary Landfills as a fundamental method of pollution control, and responding to the need of information his audience were seeking, he pursued to conduct a 4 hour landfill crash course to an international audience. Mr. Moreno holds a Bachelor in Science degree in Environmental Sciences from the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico and a Masters in Planning Environmental from the Metropolitan University of Puerto Rico.