Tenant Spotlight: Trinity Consultants at the WV Regional Technology Park

At the West Virginia Regional Technology Park, our tenants bring together expertise in science, engineering, technology, and industry to help solve real-world challenges. Trinity Consultants is a great example, providing specialized environmental and regulatory expertise to help organizations operate responsibly and navigate an increasingly complex regulatory landscape.
Supporting Environmental Compliance and Responsible Industry
Founded in 1974 as an air quality consulting firm, Trinity Consultants has grown into a global environmental, engineering, and scientific consulting organization. The company helps clients address complex environmental, regulatory, operational, and sustainability challenges through consulting, technology, training, and staffing services.
Trinity’s expertise spans environmental consulting, water and ecology, life sciences, and the built environment. Its teams help organizations secure permits, maintain regulatory compliance, manage risk, and make informed decisions about their operations.
At the WV Regional Technology Park, Trinity’s local team focuses primarily on environmental consulting and regulatory compliance for industrial and commercial clients throughout West Virginia and the surrounding region.
“Our team helps clients evaluate permitting requirements, prepare air permit applications and emissions calculations, develop compliance programs, prepare regulatory reports, conduct audits and compliance assessments, and coordinate with state and federal regulatory agencies,” the Trinity team explains.
Meet the Trinity Team

Leading Trinity’s local work is Melissa Hatfield-Atkinson, Managing Consultant, who brings more than 31 years of experience in air permitting and regulatory compliance. Her background includes project technical leadership, air permitting, emissions inventories, compliance program development, compliance evaluations, regulatory training, and regulatory guidance.
Before joining the consulting industry, Melissa spent 24 years working in the oil and gas industry. She holds bachelor’s degrees in Chemical Engineering and Chemistry from West Virginia Institute of Technology and is a licensed Professional Engineer in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Virginia.
Trinity’s local team also includes Carter Cochran, Associate Consultant, who joined the firm in June after earning a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from West Virginia University. Carter supports technical analyses, emissions calculations, permitting tasks, and compliance projects for clients throughout the region.
Together, the team combines decades of industry and consulting experience with a new generation of engineering expertise.
Why the Tech Park?
For Trinity, locating at the WV Regional Technology Park provides an ideal base for serving clients throughout West Virginia and the surrounding region.
The Tech Park keeps Trinity close to the industries, universities, technical resources, and regulatory agencies that are important to its work, while providing a strong local presence in the Charleston/South Charleston area.
The location also connects Trinity’s local team to the firm’s broader national and global network of technical specialists.
“Being located at the Tech Park also aligns well with Trinity’s work supporting science, engineering, environmental compliance, and responsible industrial development,” the team says.
Looking Ahead
Trinity anticipates continued growth in West Virginia and the Appalachian region as industries address evolving environmental, regulatory, and sustainability challenges.
Areas of anticipated demand include air permitting and compliance, greenhouse gas and sustainability reporting, environmental due diligence, data center and power-related projects, water and waste, and practical regulatory strategy for industrial clients.
As Trinity expands its local services, its team can draw on the resources and specialized expertise of the larger organization—giving clients access to both West Virginia-specific regulatory insight and the depth of a national and global consulting organization.
We’re proud to have Trinity Consultants as part of the WV Regional Technology Park community and look forward to seeing the continued impact of its work supporting industry, innovation, and responsible development across West Virginia and the region. Learn more here.




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