Environmental Monitoring Report

Project Number: 47100-004 February 2020

Period: January 2019 – June 2019

IND: Power Transmission and Distribution System Improvement Project

Submitted by Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Ltd.,

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Environmental Monitoring Report

Reporting Period: January 2019 to June 2019

IND: Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission and Distribution System Improvement Project

Loan no. 3066 IND Reporting Period: January 2019 to June 2019 Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission and Distribution System Improvement Project Madhya Pradesh, TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Compliance to National/State/Local Statutory Environmental Requirements and 15 International Standards and Regulations 3.0 Compliance status with the environmental management and monitoring plans as 20 stipulated in the environmental documentation agreed with ADB 4.0 Monitoring of environmental receptors/attributes 57 5.0 Any other environmental aspects, impacts observed during implementation which were 74 not covered earlier 6.0 Details of Grievance Redress Committee and complaints received from public and 75 actions taken thereof to resolve 7.0 Public consultation during project implementation 76 8.0 Institutional set-up for EMP implementation 88 9.0 Follow-up actions and conclusions 90

LIST OF TABLES 1.0 Details of Transmission Lines and project status 3 1.1 Details of Substations and Feeder Bays and project status 12 2.0 Compliance Status with National/State/Local Statutory Environmental Requirements 15 and international standards 2.1 Labor License and Labor Insurance Details for all Contractors 17 3.0 Project Progress Status for environmental compliance (Transmission Lines) 20 3.1 Project Progress Status of Environmental Compliance (Substations and Feeder Bays) 32 3.2 Environment Management Plan and Status on Implementation 44 4.0 Environmental Monitoring Schedule 58 4.1 Testing Results for Substation Palohabada 59 4.2 Testing Results for Substation Saori 60 4.3 Testing Results for Substation Patera 61 4.4 Testing Results for Substation Satna 61 4.5 Testing Results for Substation Shahdol 63 4.6 Testing Results for Substation Chhanera 64 4.7 Testing Results for Substation Singot 66 4.8 Testing Results for Substation Bilkisganj 68 4.9 Testing Results for Substation Khujner 68 4.10 Testing Results for Substation Bisnoor 68 4.11 Testing Results for Substation Suwasra 69 4.12 Testing Results for Substation 70 4.13 Testing Results for Substation Budha 71 4.14 Testing Results for Substation Rehli 73 7.0 Public Consultation for Transmission Lines 76 7.1 Public Consultation for Substations, additional transformers and associated Feeder 84 Bays 8.0 Environmental and Safety Officer Details for all Contractors 88 LIST OF FIGURES Figure-1 Project Location 2

ANNEXURES Annexure 1: Photographs of site visit and Public Consultation 91 Annexure 2: Public Consultation details 92 Annexure 3: Forest Clearance Details 95 Annexure 4: Grievance Committee Details 110 Annexure 5: MPPTCL’s LOU 111 Annexure 6: Labour License Details of M/S Kalpataru 112 Annexure 7: Labour License Details of M/S Punj Llyod 118 Annexure 8: Labour License Details of M/S Bajaj 119 Annexure 9: Labour License Details of M/S Larsen & Toubro 122 Annexure 10: Original Test Results for Substations 123

ABBREVIATIONS ADB – Asian Development Bank EA – Executing Agency EARF – Environmental Assessment and Review Framework EIA – Environmental Impact Assessment EMA – Environment Monitoring Agency EMP – Environmental Management Plan EMR – Environmental Monitoring Report ESMC – Environmental and Social Management Cell ESMU – Environmental and Social Management Unit ESO – Environmental Safety Officer GHG – Greenhouse Gas GoMP – Government of Madhya Pradesh GoI – Government of India GRC – Grievance Redressal Committee HSE – Health Safety Environment IA – Implementation Agency Ltd. – Limited

NO2 – Nitrogen dioxide MPPCB – Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board PM10 – Particulate Matter (Size less than 10 µm) PM2.5 – Particulate Matter (Size less than 2.5 µm) PMU – Project Management Unit PPE – Personal Protective Equipment ROW – Right of Way S/S – Sub Station SEIA – Summary Environmental Impact Assessment SIEE – Summary Initial Environmental Examination

SO2 – Sulphur dioxide T&D – Transmission and Distribution XIDAS – Xavier Institute of Development Action and Studies LILO – Line – in – Line – Out

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES V – volt kV – kilovolt (1,000 volts) W – watt kW – kilowatt (1,000 watts) MW – Mega Watt (1000 kW) MWh – Megawatt hour VA – Volt Ampere MU – Million Units MVA – Million Volt Ampere

Environmental Monitoring Report

1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 To improve the quality and reliability of service in the power transmission and distribution system networks, the Government of Madhya Pradesh (GoMP) has taken initiatives to invest in the power sector with funding from development partners like the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The investment involves expansion, upgrading and reconfiguration of the existing power transmission networks. An IEE report for TRANSCOM was submitted for ADB’s approval in September, 2013. However, during the course of commencement of the works, there were route alignment changes in some transmission lines, further some new lines were also added to the same project and some were dropped as they were no longer necessary. In case of substations also, two substations were dropped from the original scope of work. In light of these changes, the IEE report was further updated and submitted for ADB’s approval. The updated IEE report of May, 2017 was approved and disclosed by ADB. Thereafter, an Environmental Monitoring Report (EMR) for the period July 2014 to December 2016 was submitted and approved by ADB. Second, third, fourth anf fifth environmental monitoring for the period January 2017 to June 2017, July 2017 to December 2017 and January 2018 to June 2018, July 2018 to December 2018 were also accepted and disclosed by ADB respectively. The updated IEE report of May, 2017 was also updated to reflect addition of few lines and changes in route alignment and length of few lines. This updated IEE of August, 2018 was also accepted and disclosed by ADB. Subsequently, there were changes in length/and alignment for 8 more lines and therefore, the IEE report of August, 2018 was further updated in August 2019 to reflect the associated environmental impacts and proposed mitigation measures due to the change of alingments/lengths for some of the sub-projects. This monitoring report covers the period from January 2019 to June 2019. This project is classified by ADB as Category B.

2 Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited (MPPTCL) is utilizing the finance availed for the construction of new and up gradation of existing power transmission network. The main features include power evacuation and transmission through 400 kV, 220 kV, and 132 kV transmission lines along with associated Substations and Feeder Bays. It is being implemented under ADB Loan no. 3066 which is implemented by MPPTCL, Jabalpur. Figure 1.0 shows project location in the state of Madhya Pradesh.

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Figure 1.0: Project Location

3 The power sector investments are necessary to support continued investment in the state power sector, which is necessary for economic growth and poverty reduction. The loan availed will be utilized to finance the expansion and augmentation of the transmission and distribution (T&D) networks. The proposed investments are necessary to: (i) facilitate increased power transfers to accommodate increased demand and economic growth; (ii) improve supply-side energy efficiency by system de-bottlenecking and reducing technical losses; (iii) reduce the intensity of greenhouse gas (GHG) and other emissions via improved system efficiency; (iv) support expanded private sector participation in distribution system operations and other energy services; and (v) facilitate poverty reduction via improved electricity services and economic growth.

4 About 1,800 circuit-km of transmission line was proposed to be constructed under the original project as outlined in the approved IEE report of Sep, 2013. A total of 32 substations (or 12.5% of the existing substations) comprising two 400 kV, four 220 kV and twenty six 132 kV substations were proposed to be constructed. However, additions of new project components had resulted in a route length of 1880.285 kms and a total of 75 Transmission Lines and 56 substations (including additional transformers and associated feeder bays) as outlined in the updated and approved IEE report of May, 2017. Subsequently, 3 lines namely Dabra – Chinnaur DCSS Line, Morena (PGCIL) – Sabalgarh Line and Betul (PGCIL) – Betul Interconnecter were spilt into two (each line spilt into two) from system requirement point of view and there were changes in length and alignment of few lines. To incorporate these changes, the IEE report of May, 2017 was further updated and these changes were reflected in the IEE report of August, 2018 which was also accepted and disclosed by ADB. The current total length of 78 lines is 1727.726 kms. There were minor changes in length except for LILO of 220kV Sarni- at Betul where

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the new split section was 38.864 kms as compared to earlier original route length of 1.88 kms. In case of Earlier TPS- Chhanera 220kV DCDS Line, alignment has changed to 220kV DCDS (400 PGCIL) to Chhanera line.

At the time of finalization of IEE report of May, 2017, land allotment for three substations viz. Palohabada, Satna-II and Mada was not final. These were later finalized and the land status was duly updated and the changes were reflected in the updated IEE report of August, 2018.

There are changes in length and alignment during this reporting period and the report captures these changes along with the reason for such changes. For the subprojects where the length and alignment has changed by more than 500 metres, the reason for such changes has also been mentioned under remarks section. For length changes less than 500 metres, it is largely due to design elements requirements and does not result in any significant impact.

The details of projects work viz. lines, substations and feeder bays along with project status during this monitoring period are given below in Table no. 1.0 and Table no. 1.1 respectively.

Table no. 1.0: Details of Transmission Lines and Project Status S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) Jabalpur 1 LILO of 400kv 3.375 3.375 No change Stub Setting: 9 Seoni to Bhilai completed of 10 S/C line at Tower Erection: 8 /Kirnap completed of 10 ur (D/C) M/s Stringing: 2X1.615 BHEL 2 LILO of 132kV 4.7 4.7 No change Completed Balaghat- Seoni/ line at 132kV S/s (2XD/C) M/s Industrial House 3 LILO of both 1.99 1.99 No change Completed circuit of 132kV Balaghat- Bhanegaon Line at

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) Balaghat/Kirnap ur 400kV S/s (2XD/C) M/s Industrial House 4 Second circuit 32.218 32.218 No change Completed of Tikamgarh- Budhera 132kV DCSS Line M/s B.S. Ltd. 5 24.43 22.749 The length has Stub Setting: 81 220- Devnagar reduced since completed of 81 132kV DCSS there was a Tower Erection: 77 Line M/s Bajaj common portion completed of 81 overlapping with Stringing: 1 x 17 Narsinghpur Karakbel line. This common part of the route was reduced from Narsinghpur Devnagar line resulting in reduced length. 6 Karakbel- 24.522 24.522 No change Completed Belkheda 132kV DCSS line M/s KDBL 7 Narsinghpur 26.62 26.62 No change Stub Setting: 95 220KV completed of 95 Karakbel Tower Erection: 89 132KV DCS completed of 95 line M/s KDBL Stringing:2x 9.840 4x 0.327 8 220- 22.749 22.749 No change Stub Setting: 68 Patan 132kV completed of 73 DCSS line M/s Tower Erection: 20 Bajaj completed of 73 Stringing: Not started yet 9 31.600 31.600 No change Completed 220- Saori 132kV DCSS line M/s Kalptaru 10 Chichli 220- 25.606 25.606 No change Stub Setting: 88 Palohabada completed of 88 132kV DCSS Tower Erection: 85 line M/s completed out of 88 Kalptaru Stringing:1x 24.35 11 132kv DCSS 38.942 38.942 No change Stub Setting: 134 line from completed of 134

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) Damoh 220kv Tower Erection: 133 to Patera 132 completed of 134 kv substation Stringing:1x 36.12 M/s Kalptaru 12 Second circuit 36.17 36.17 No change Completed of 132kV Tap Line from Balaghat- Katangi M/s Satna 13 Second circuit 34 34 No change Completed 132kV of Chhatarpur- Khajuraho line M/s B.S.Ltd. 14 LILO of second 5.693 5.693 No change Completed ckt of Bansagar- Satna 220kV line at Kotar 220kV S/s M/s Vikran 15 LILO of Satna - 11.047 11.047 No change Stub Setting: 20 Maihar 132kV completed of 36 line at Satna-II Tower Erection: 10 132kV S/s M/s completed out of 36 Vikran Stringing: 2X0.609 16 LILO of second 5.684 5.684 No change Completed ckt of Birsinghpur - Amarkantak 220kV line at Shahdol 220kV s/s M/s Vikran 17 Birsinghpur 44.821 44.821 No change Stub Setting: 167 220-Shahdol completed of 167 132kV DCDS Tower Erection: 167 line M/s Vikran completed of 167 Stringing:2 x 43.703 18 LILO of 132 1.14 1.14 Minor change Completed Tikamgarh- Bijawar line for Bada Malehra M/s Bajaj 19 LILO of one 32.782 32.782 No change Stub Setting: 102 circuit of Ashta completed of 109 400- 220 Tower Erection: 69 kv D/C line at completed of 109 220kv Stringing: 2 x 0.6 S/s (D/C) M/s

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) Bajaj 20 400 - 37.583 37.583 No change Stub Setting: 130 Depalpur 220kv completed of 130 DCSS line Tower Erection: 117 M/s Bajaj completed of 130 Stringing: 2 x 10.5 21 Dewas 220- 19.374 19.374 No change Completed Agrod 132kv DCSS line M/s Swastik Mechnical 22 220 - 15.35 15.35 No change Stub Setting: 53 Teesgaon completed of 53 132kv DCSS Tower Erection: 50 line M/s Bajaj completed out of 53 Stringing: 1 x 14.76 23 LILO of both 8.163 8.163 No change Stub Setting: 22 Circuit of 400 completed of 22 kv - Tower Erection: 19 Rajgarh line at completed of 22 (2 x Stringing: 4 x 3.0 D/C) M/s BHEL 24 Second Circuit 35.65 35.65 No change Completed of 132kv line M/s B.S.Ltd. 25 LILO of 132 18.997 18.997 No change Stub Setting: 60 completed of 66 Bikayan line at Tower Erection: 60 132 Kv sub- completed of 66 station Bistan Stringing: 2 x 10.5 M/s Bajaj 26 LILO of 132kv 1.895 1.895 No change Completed Chegaon line at M/s B.S.Ltd. 27 LILO 3.1 3.1 No change Completed - Kukshi DCSS line at Singhana (D/C) M/s B.S.Ltd. 28 LILO of 132Kv 1.9 1.9 No change Completed Khargone - Julwaniya line at 132Kv S/S Talakpura M/s B.S.Ltd.

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) 29 Julwaniya 400- 62.9 62.9 No change Stub Setting: 123 Kukshi 220kv completed of 200 line (D/C) M/s Tower Erection: 36 Bajaj completed of 200 Stringing: Not started yet 30 220kV DCDS 39.217 39.217 Minor change Completed Khandwa (400 PGCIL) to Chhanera line 31 Chhegaon 220- 57.76 57.76 No change Completed Singot 132kV 32 Chhanera 220- 30.179 30.179 No change Completed Khirkiya 132kV DCDS Line M/s Kalptaru 33 Bairagarh 220 - 9.049 9.049 No change Completed Intkhedi 132kv DCDS line M/s P. S. Associated 34 Second circuit 21.44 21.44 No change Completed of Bairagarh – Shyampur M/s P. S. Associated 35 Second circuit 48.27 48.27 No change Completed of Gairatganj - 220 132kv line M/s Punj Lyod 36 - 52 51.471 Length and Stub Setting: 170 Narsinghgarh alignment completed of 170 220kv DCSS changed. Tower Erection: 93 line (Initially The earlier completed of 170 charged on length was an Stringing: Not 132kv) M/s estimate during started yet Bajaj route survey. The actual length has been revised. 37 LILO of one 2.868 2.92 Minor Change Stub Setting: 12 circuit of Bhopal completed of 15 - Hosangabad Tower Erection: 1 220kv D/C line completed of 15 at Adampur Stringing: Not 220kv S/s (D/C) started yet M/s Bajaj 38 Udaipura - 28.068 28.068 No change Stub Setting: 77 Silvani 132kv completed of 77

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) DCSS line M/s Tower Erection: 76 Bajaj completed of 77 Stringing: Not started yet 39 LILO of 0.162 0.162 No change Completed Vidisha- Bairasiya Line at Salamatpur 132 KV S/s M/s 40 Mugaliyachhaa 17.2 17.2 No change Completed p 220- Bikisganj 132kV DCDS line M/s Punj Lyod 41 132kv Rajgarh 27.956 27.956 No change Completed (Biaora) – Khujner/ Sindaota Line M/s Punj Lyod 42 LILO of one ckt 18.221 18.221 No change Completed of Vidisha Gairatganj at Raisen 132kV S/s M/s Punj Lyod Itarsi 43 Second circuit 57 57 No change Completed of Betul 220 Gudgaon 132kv line M/s Punj Lyod 44 Chichli 220- 47.56 47.56 No change Completed Udaipura 132kv DCDS line (220kv line charged at 132kv) M/s B.S. Ltd. 45 Betul400 1.88 1.88 No change Completed (PGCIL)- Betul 220kV DCDS line M/s Punj Lyod 46 LILO of 220kV 38.864 38.864 No change Stub Setting: 135 Sarni- completed of 135 Pandhurna at Tower Erection: 135 400kV completed of 135 (PGCIL) Stringing: Not Substation started yet Betul M/s Punj Lyod

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) 47 Betul 220- 35.245 35.245 No change Completed Bisnoor/Masod 132kV DCSS line M/s Punj Lyod 48 220- 28.26 28.26 No change Completed Chhayan 132kv DCSS line M/s Swastik Mechnical 49 LILO of both 7.614 7.614 No change Stub Setting: 29 circuits of completed of 29 220kV Tower Erection: 27 Badnagar- completed out of 29 DC line Stringing:2 x 1.275 at 400kV S/s 4 x 5.687 Badnawar M/s 50 LILO of both ckt 14.5 14.5 No change Stub Setting: 60 of Gandhisagar- completed of 60 Suwasra / Tower Erection: 59 132kV line at completed out of 60 220kV Stringing: 4X14.28 S/s M/s Kalptaru Ratlam 51 LILO of 132kv 1.235 1.235 No change Stub Setting: 8 - Garoth completed of 8 line at Tower Erection: 3 Shyamgarh completed out of 8 (D/C) M/s Bajaj Stringing: Not started yet 52 LILO of Ratlam- 7.414 7.414 No change Stub Setting: 29 completed of 29 132kv S/c line Tower Erection: 26 at completed out of 29 DCDS (D/C) Stringing:2 x 1.102 M/s Bajaj 53 LILO of second .5 .5 No change Completed ckt of Badod - Kota/Madok 220kV line at Bhanpura 220kV S/s M/s Kalptaru 54 LILO of second 12.2 12.2 No change Stub Setting: 31 ckt of Nagda- completed of 31 Tower Erection: 31 220kV line at completed of 31 Daloda 220kV Stringing:2x 4.953 S/s M/s Kalptaru

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) 55 LILO of Nagda 1.244 1.244 No change Completed 220-Ratadiya 132kV line at Unhel M/s Kalptaru Gwalior 56 LILO of 132 13.68 13.68 No change Completed KV Gwalior- Karera– Pichhore Line at Chinaur M/s Bajaj 57 LILO of 132 0.108 0.108 No change Completed KV Gwalior- Dabra – Datia –Pichhore Line at Dabra M/s Bajaj 58 Datiya 220- 34.038 34.038 No change Completed Bhander 132kV DCSS Line M/s Bajaj 59 Mehgaon 220- 29.74 29.74 No change Completed Pratappura 132kV DCSS line M/s Bajaj 60 Sabalgarh 220- 19.655 19.655 No change Completed Kelaras 132kV DCSS Line M/s Ba jaj 61 Malanpur 220- 14.5 14.5 No change Completed Gohad 132kV DCDS Line M/s. Bajaj 62 220 KV DCDS 94.512 94.512 Minor change Completed Morena 400 KV (CWRTL Adani) –Sabalgarh DCDS Line M/s L&T 63 220kv (Jarerua) 0.5 0.5 No change Completed DCDS LILO of Morena 400kV S/s (Adani)- Sabalgarh at Morena 220kV substation M/s L&T

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) 64 Bhonra-Kapasi 22.569 22.569 No change Completed 132 kv DCSS line M/s L&T 65 Kolaras-Mada 20.293 20.293 No change Completed 132kV DCSS line M/s L&T 66 132kv DCDS 25.374 25.374 No change Stub Setting: 75 Guna 220- completed of 78 Bhonra line Tower Erection: 73 M/s L&T completed of 78 Stringing:2x 7.857 67 LILO of one 7.396 7.396 No change Completed circuit of Malanpur- Mehgaon line at 400 KV S/s (CWRTL Adani) Morena M/s 68 2nd circuit of 34.686 34.686 No change Completed Shivpuri 220- Kolaras 132kV DCSS line M/s L&T 69 2nd ckt of 28.708 28.708 No change Completed Malanpur- Morar 132kV line M/s L&T Sagar 70 Khurai- 20.937 20.937 No change Stub Setting: 71 Khimlasa completed of 71 132kV DCSS Tower Erection: 69 line completed of 71 M/s Bajaj Stringing:1x12.328 71 LILO of 8.32 8.32 No change Completed Mungaoli Traction Feeder to Mungaoli (D/C) M/s B.S. Ltd. 72 Ashoknagar 30 30 No change Completed 220-Kothiya 132kV DCSS Line M/s Bajaj 73 Sagar220- 38.583 38.583 No change Completed Rehli 132kV DCSS line M/s Kalptaru 74 2nd ckt of 8.77 8.77 No change Completed Sagar 220- Sagar 132kV (I/C) M/s

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S. Name of Line Total Route Total Route Remarks Project Status No Works Length in Length in Km. as per Km. during EMR July to present Dec. 2018 reporting period (As per June 2019 MPR) Kalptaru 75 Stringing of 3rd 31.3 31.3 No change Completed conductor from Bina220 to Mungaoli M/s Kalptaru 76 LILO of both ckt 4.382 4.382 No change Completed of Badod- Kota/Modak 220kV line at Suwasra 220kV S/s (2XD/C M/s Kalptaru 77 LILO of one ckt 21.503 21.503 No change Completed of Neemuch 220-Mandsaur 132kV line at Budha 132kvS/s M/s Kalptaru 78 LILO of both 1.423 1.423 No change Completed circuit of 132kV Gandhisagar- Suwasara/Garo th line at Suwasara 220kV Sub- station

Table no. 1.1: Details of Substations and Feeder Bays and project status S. Substation Name Capacity and associated Project Status No Feeder Bays (Given in percentage; C=Civil foundations S=Structure works E=Equipment works) (As per June 2019 MPR ) Jabalpur 1 Balaghat/Kirnapur 400/132kv (2 x 100+40MVA) +400kv FB(2) Completed +132kv FB(4) 2 Waraseoni 132kV 40MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 3 BadaMalehra 132/33kV 40 MVA+132kV FB(1) C:100% S: 99% E: 93% 4 Deonagar 132/33kV 40 MVA+132kV FB(1) C:100% S:99% E:84% 5 Belkheda 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) C:100%

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S. Substation Name Capacity and associated Project Status No Feeder Bays (Given in percentage; C=Civil foundations S=Structure works E=Equipment works) (As per June 2019 MPR ) S: 100% E: 99% 6 Karakbel 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(2) C:100% S: 99% E: 97% 7 Saori 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed 8 Palohabada 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) C:99% S:79% E:61% 9 Patera 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed Satna 10 Additional Transformer at +160 MVA Completed Sidhi 220 (2nd) 11 Additional Transformer at +160 MVA Completed Kotar 220 (2nd) 12 Additional Transformer at +160 MVA Completed Chhatarpur (2nd) 13 Satna-II 132/33kV S/s (2X50) MVA; 132kV FB(2) Completed 14 Shahdol 220/132kV S/s (1X60) MVA; 220kV Completed (Upgradation) FB(2)+132kV FB(1) Indore 15 Badnawar 400/220kv (2x315MVA) + 400kv FB (4) + Completed 220kv FB (4) +125MVAR bus Reactor 16 Upgradation of Chapda 132kv (1x160MVA) + 220kv FB(2) C:97% S/S to 220kv S: 94% E:Nil 17 Upgradation of Depalpur (1x160MVA) + 220kv FB (1) Completed 132kv S/s to 220kv 18 Agrod 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed Barwaha 19 400/220kv additional 1x315 MVA Completed transformer at Chhegaon 400kv S/S 20 Teesgaon 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) C:96% S:88% E:1% 21 Bistan 132/33 kV 40 MVA+ 132kV FB(1) Completed 22 Pandhana 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 23 Singhana 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 24 Talakpura 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 25 Kukshi 220/132kv 160 MVA + 220kv FB(2) +132kv C:100% FB(1) S:78% E:40% 26 Chhanera 220/132kV S/s (2X160+1X50) MVA 220kV Completed FB(2)+132kV FB(3) 27 Singot 132/33kV S/s (1X50)MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed Bhopal 28 Salamatpur 132kv/33kv 40 MVA +132kv FB(1) Completed

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S. Substation Name Capacity and associated Project Status No Feeder Bays (Given in percentage; C=Civil foundations S=Structure works E=Equipment works) (As per June 2019 MPR ) 29 Intkhedi 132kv /33kv 63 MVA +132kv FB(2) Completed 30 400/220kv additional 1x315 MVA Completed transformer at Bhopal 400 kv 31 AdditionalS/S Transformer at +160 MVA Completed Mandideep 220 (2nd) 32 Narsinghgarh 132/33kv 40MVA +132kv FB(1) C: 93% S:Not started yet E:Not started yet 33 Adampur 220/33kv 2x50MVA + 220kv FB(2) C:98% S:89% E:70% 34 Bilkisganj 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed 35 Khujner/sindaota132/33kV (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed 36 Bisnoor/Masod 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed Itarsi 37 Additional Transformer at +160 MVA Completed Betul 220 (2nd) 38 Silvani 132kv /33kv 40 MVA +132kv FB(1) Completed 39 Udaipura 132/33kv 40MVA + 132kv FB(2) Completed Ujjain 40 Chhayan 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 41 400kv Bus Reactor at Nagda 1X125 MVAR Completed 400kv S/S 42 Shyamgarh 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(2) C:46% S: Not started yet E: Not started yet 43 Suwasra 220/132kV S/s (2X160+1X50) MVA 220kV Completed FB(4)+132kV FB(4) 44 Unhel 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(2) Completed 45 Budha 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(2) Completed Gwalior 46 Chinaur 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 47 Bhander 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 48 Pratappura 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 49 Kelaras 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 50 Gohad 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 51 Kapasi/ Paranth 132/33kv (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed 52 Mada 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed Sagar 53 Khimlasa 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) C:100% S: 96% E: 91% 54 Mungaoli 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV FB(2) Completed 55 Kothiya 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV FB(1) Completed 56 Rehli 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; 132kV FB(1) Completed

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2.0 Compliance to National/State/Local Statutory Environmental Requirements and International Standards and Regulations

5. Compliance Status with National/State/Local Statutory Environmental Requirements and international standards to the project are given in Table No. 2.0 below.

Table No. 2.0: Compliance Status with National/State/Local Statutory Environmental Requirements and international standards S No Legal Requirements/ Acts/Rules/ Guidelines Applicable Attributes MPPTCL’s Compliance Status 1 The Water (Prevention and Control of Water Pollution No siltation of water Pollution) Act, 1974 bodies due to the project will take place. No release of chemicals to the water bodies will occur. The Air (Prevention and Control Air Pollution Dust emissions 2 of Pollution) Act, 1981 limited to construction period. The Environment (Protection) Construction Complied 3 Act, 1986 Practices 4 The Environment Impact EMP monitoring EIA is not required Assessment Notification, 2006 for transmission projects. An IEE report has been submitted to ADB. The report was accepted and disclosed by ADB. Complied. 5 The Hazardous Wastes Transformer Oil As per the practice (Management and Handling) Rules, adopted by 1989 as amended 2002 MPPTCL, detailed tender specifications deal with oil usage. Tender specifications ensure that oil used is free from PCB’s. Complied 6 The Ozone Depleting Cleaning of electrical As per the practice Substances (Regulation and contacts using HFCs adopted by Control) Rules, 2000 etc. MPPTCL, detailed tender specifications deal with avoidance of ozone depleting substances. Complied. 7 The Batteries (Management and Batteries MPPTCL ensures Handling) Rules, 2001 as amended that batteries after use are disposed through auction to registered dealers/recyclers to avoid pollution from

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S No Legal Requirements/ Acts/Rules/ Guidelines Applicable Attributes MPPTCL’s Compliance Status waste batteries. Complied The Indian Forest Act, 1927 Reserve Forest Six lines pass 8 areas, Right of Way through forest land, prior forest clearance is obtained in such cases. See annexure 3 for forest clearance details. 1 Complied. The Wild Life (Protection) Act, Critical habitats None of the lines 9 1972 as amended 2006 pass through critical wildlife habitats. Where lines pass through forest, forest clearance is taken as per existing law. See annexure 3 for forest clearance details.2 Complied The Biological Diversity Act, Wetland Not applicable 10 2002 The Forest (Conservation) Act, Construction work in Construction activity 11 1980 as amended forest in forest areas is only Areas started after gaining relevant permission as per existing laws. Forest clearance is obtained whenever lines pass through forest areas. See annexure 3 for forest clearance details. 3 Complied The National Environmental Construction As per terms of the 12 Policy, 2006 of GoI Practices contract, all contractors are required to undertake good construction practices as per prevailing law. Complied. 13 Other State Level Acts Compensation Farmers are paid compensation for loss of crop due to construction activities. Complied Other International levels Biodiversity, GHG None of the 14 conventions and treaties emissions construction activities will result in GHG emissions or cause harm to biodiversity

1 Six lines with forest involvement are: 132kV DCDS line from 220kV Guna to Bhonra; 132kV DCSS Bhonra to Kapasi line; 132kV DCSS Sagar-Rehli line; 132kV DCSS Birsinghpur-Shahdol line; Second circuit of Gairatganj-Vidisha 220 132Kv line; 220kV DCDS Khandwa (400PGCIL) to Channera Line. Forest clearances have been obtained for all six lines. 2 Ibid 1 3 Ibid 2

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S No Legal Requirements/ Acts/Rules/ Guidelines Applicable Attributes MPPTCL’s Compliance Status rich areas. Complied The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control Noise Pollution Noise limited to 15 Rules, 2000) and Amendment 2006 construction period. The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Historical Monuments Not applicable 16 sites and Remain Act 1958 17 Employing Labour/workers The Building and As per terms of the Other Construction contract, all Workers (Regulation contractors are of Employment and required to take Conditions of Service) labour insurance and Act, 1996 also license if they engage contract labourers as per prevailing law. This is being followed strictly in all contracts. Complied. Details of labour license and insurance details are provided in table 2.1 below.

Table No.2.1: Labour License and Labour Insurance Details for all Contractors*

* Transmission Lines have been denoted as TL and Substations have been denoted as SS. The transmission lines and substations are numbered in same sequence as provided in table 1.0 and 1.1. For example, TL1 denotes Transmission Line 1 or LILO of 400kv Seoni to Bhilai S/C line at Balaghat/Kirnapur (D/C) as evident from Table 1.0.

S Contractor Labour License Labour Insurance Annexure No applicable for applicable for following following Transmission Transmission Lines and Lines and substations substations 1 M/s BHEL TL1, TL23 TL1, TL23 Please see annexure no. 5 for LoU SS1. SS15, SS30, SS1. SS15, SS30, from MPPTCL. M/S BHEL has SS41 SS41 subcontracted the works and MPPTCL’s reply regarding same is also given in Annexure no. 5. 2 M/s Vikran TL14,TL15,TL16,T TL14,TL15,TL16,T Please see annexure no. 5 for LoU L17 L17 from MPPTCL. M/S Vikran has SS13,SS14 SS13,SS14 subcontracted the works and MPPTCL’s reply regarding same is also given in Annexure no. 5. 3 M/s Kalptaru TL9, TL10, TL11, TL9, TL10, TL11, Please see annexure no. 6 for TL30,TL31,TL32, TL30,TL31,TL32,T relevant supporting documents of TL53,TL54,TL55,T L51,TL54,TL55,TL7 Labour License. Labour insurance: L73,TL74,TL75,TL 3,TL74,TL75,TL76, applied for renewal. 76,TL77,TL78,TL5 TL77,TL78,TL50 0 SS7,SS8,SS9,SS2 SS7,SS8,SS9,SS 6,SS27,SS53,SS54 26,SS27,SS53,SS ,SS55,SS56 54,SS55,SS56

4 M/s Punj TL35,TL39,TL40,T TL35,TL40,TL41,T Please see annexure no. 8 for Lyod L41,TL42,TL43,TL L42,TL43,TL45,TL4 relevant supporting documents of

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45,TL46,TL47 6,TL47 Labour License. Labour insurance: SS34,SS35,SS36, SS34,SS35,SS36, applied for renewal. SS39 SS39 5 M/s Bajaj TL5,TL8,TL18,TL1 TL56,TL57,TL58,T Please see annexure no. 10 for 9,TL20,TL22,TL25 L59,TL60,TL61,TL7 relevant supporting documents of ,TL29,TL36,TL37, 2 Labour License. Labour insurance: TL38,TL51,TL52,T SS43,SS44,SS45, applied for renewal. L56,TL57,TL58,TL SS46,SS47,SS51, 59,TL60,TL61, SS52 TL70, TL71,TL72 SS43,SS44,SS45, SS46,SS47,SS51, SS52 6 M/s L&T TL62,TL63,TL64,T TL62,TL63,TL64,T Please see annexure no. 12 for L65,TL66,TL67,TL L65,TL66,TL67,TL6 relevant supporting documents of 68,TL69 8,TL69,TL70 Labour License. Labour insurance: SS48,SS49 SS48,SS49 applied for renewal. 7 M/s BS TL4,TL6, TL7, TL4,TL5,TL6, NA LTD** TL12,TL13,TL24, TL7,TL8, TL26,TL27,TL28, TL12,TL13,TL18,T TL44 L19,TL20, SS2,SS3,SS4,SS TL22,TL24,TL25,T 5,SS6,SS10,SS11 L26,TL27,TL28,TL2 ,SS12,SS16,SS17 9,TL36,TL37,TL38, ,SS18,SS19,SS20 TL44,TL52,TL53,T ,SS21,SS22,SS23 L71 ,SS24,SS25,SS28 SS2,SS3,SS4,SS5, ,SS29,SS31,SS32 SS6,SS7,SS8,SS9, ,SS33,SS37,SS38 SS10,SS11,SS12, ,SS40,SS42,SS50 SS16,SS17,SS18, SS19,SS20,SS21, SS22,SS23,SS24, SS25,SS28,SS29, SS31,SS32,SS33, SS37,SS38,SS40, SS42,SS50 8 M/S TL2, TL3 TL2, TL3 MPPTCL has awarded work to petty Industrial contractors for fulfilling parts of House4 subprojects or works left unfinished by previous contractor. 9 M/S Swastik TL21,TL48 TL21,TL48 MPPTCL has awarded work to petty Mechanical5 contractors for fulfilling parts of subprojects or works unfinished by previous contractor. 10 M/S PS TL33, TL34 TL33, TL34,TL39 MPPTCL has awarded work to petty Associated6 contractors for fulfilling parts of subprojects or works unfinished by previous contractor. 11 M/S NKR7 TL49 TL49 MPPTCL has awarded work to petty contractors for fulfilling parts of subprojects or works unfinished by

4 This is a sub-contractor/petty contractor under Bajaj. Labour License and Labour insurance for Bajaj are given in Annexure 10. 5 This is a sub-contractor/petty contractor under Bajaj. Labour License and Labour insurance for Bajaj are given in Annexure 10. 6 This is a sub-contractor/petty contractor under Bajaj. Labour License and Labour insurance for Bajaj are given in Annexure 10. 7 This is a sub-contractor/petty contractor under Bajaj. Labour License and Labour insurance for Bajaj are given in Annexure 10.

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previous contractor. 12 M/S KDBL8 TL6, TL7 TL6, TL7 MPPTCL has awarded work to petty contractors for fulfilling parts of subprojects or works unfinished by previous contractor. **Contracts for BS Ltd have been cancelled. The contract is presently being re-awarded. The details will be captured and provided in subsequent environmental monitoring reports when the tenders are re-awarded.

8 This is a sub-contractor/petty contractor under Bajaj. Labour License and Labour insurance for Bajaj are given in Annexure 10.

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3.0 Compliance status with the environmental management and monitoring

plans as stipulated in the environmental documentation agreed with ADB

6. The updated status of environmental activities for the subprojects is given below in Table 3.0 and Table 3.1 respectively.

Table No. 3.0: Project Progress Status for environmental compliance (Transmission Lines) S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No Jabalpur 1 LILO of 400kv seoni to Bhilai S/C line The line does not pass through critical environmental at Balaghat/Kirnapur (D/C) M/s BHEL areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 30 2 LILO of 132kV Balaghat- Seoni/ The line does not pass through critical environmental Katangi line at Waraseoni 132kV S/s areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is (2XD/C) M/s Industrial House being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 170 3 LILO of both circuit of 132kV Balaghat- The line does not pass through critical environmental Bhanegaon Line at Blaghat/Kirnapur areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is 400kV S/s (2XD/C) M/s Industrial being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive House regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 38 4 Second circuit of Tikamgarh- Budhera The line does not pass through critical environmental 132kV DCSS Line M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 1452 5 Narsinghpur 220- Devnagar 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental DCSS Line M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 6 Karakbel- Belkheda 132kV DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 7 Narsinghpur 220KV Karakbel 132KV The line does not pass through critical environmental DCS line M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 8 Panagar 220-Patan 132kV DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 9 Chhindwara 220- Saori 132kV DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental line M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 205 10 Chichli 220- Palohabada 132kV DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental line M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 11 132kv DCSS line from Damoh 220kv The line does not pass through critical environmental to Patera 132 kv substation M/s areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No Kalptaru being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 18 12 Second circuit of 132kV Tap Line from The line does not pass through critical environmental Balaghat-Katangi M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 532 Satna 13 Second circuit 132kV of Chhatarpur- The line does not pass through critical environmental Khajuraho line M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 1822 14 LILO of second ckt of Bansagar-Satna The line does not pass through critical environmental 220kV line at Kotar 220kV S/s areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s Vikran being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 175 15 LILO of Satna – Maihar 132kV line at The line does not pass through critical environmental Satna-II 132kV S/s M/s Vikran areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 16 LILO of second ckt of Birsinghpur – The line does not pass through critical environmental Amarkantak 220kV line at Shahdol areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is 220kV s/s M/s Vikran being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 520 17 Birsinghpur 220-shahdol 132kV DCSS The line passes through forest land and forest line M/s Vikran clearance has been obtained. See annexure 3. 9 Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 1050 18 LILO of 132kV Tikamgarh-Bijawar line The line does not pass through critical environmental for Bada Malehra M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 100 Indore 19 LILO of one circuit of Ashta 400- The line does not pass through critical environmental Dewas 220 kV D/C line at Chapda areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is 220kv S/s (D/C) M/s B. S. Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 1 20 Pithampur 400 – Depalpur 220kv The line does not pass through critical environmental DCSS line M/s B. S. Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 14 21 Dewas 220- Agrod 132kv DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s Swastik Mechanical areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: 3 22 Dhar 220 – Teesgaon 132kv DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental line M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 23 LILO of both Circuit of 400 kv Nagda- The line does not pass through critical environmental Rajgarh line at Badnawar (2 x D/C) areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s BHEL being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 24 Second Circuit of Kukshi Alirajpur The line does not pass through critical environmental 132kv line M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 492 Barwaha 25 LILO of 132 Khargone Bikayan line at The line does not pass through critical environmental 132 Kv sub-station Bistan M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No 26 LILO of 132kv Chegaon Nepanagar The line does not pass through critical environmental line at Pandhana M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 27 LILO Manawar – Kukshi DCSS line at The line does not pass through critical environmental Singhana (D/C) M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 28 LILO of 132Kv Khargone –Julwaniya The line does not pass through critical environmental line at 132Kv S/S Talakpura areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s BS Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 29 Julwaniya 400- Kukshi 220kv line The line does not pass through critical environmental (D/C) M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 30 220kV DCDS Khandwa (400 PGCIL) The line passes through forest land and forest to Channera Line (Earlier Malwa TPS- clearance has been obtained. See annexure 310. Chhanera 220kV DCDS Line) M/s Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due Kalptaru to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 44 31 Chhegaon 220- Singot 132kV DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental Line M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 32 Chhanera 220- Khirkiya 132kV DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental Line M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Bhopal 33 Bairagarh 220 – Intkhedi 132kv DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No line M/s PS Associated areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 34 Second circuit of Bairagarh – The line does not pass through critical environmental Shyampur M/s PS Associated areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 35 Second circuit of Gairatganj – Vidisha The line passes through forest land and forest 220 132kv line M/s Punj Lyod cleanrance has been obtained. See Annexure 3. 11 Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 36 Shujalpur- Narsinghgarh 220kv DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental line (Initially charged on 132kv) M/s BS areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 37 LILO of one circuit of Bhopal – The line does not pass through critical environmental Hosangabad 220kv D/C line at areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Adampur 220kv S/s (D/C) being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive M/s BS Ltd regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 38 Udaipura –Silvani 132kv DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 39 LILO of Vidisha- Bairasiya Line at The line does not pass through critical environmental Salamatpur 132 KV S/s M/s PS areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Associated being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 40 Mugaliyachhaap 220- Bikisganj 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental DCDS line M/s Punj Lyod areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 41 132kv Rajgarh (Biaora) –Khujner/ The line does not pass through critical environmental Sindaota Line M/s Punj Lyod areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 42 LILO of one ckt of Vidisha Gairatganj The line does not pass through critical environmental at Raisen 132kV S/s M/s Punj Lyod areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Itarsi 43 Second circuit of Betul 220 Gudgaon The line does not pass through critical environmental 132kv line M/s Punj Lyod areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 44 Chichli 220- Udaipura 132kv DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental line (220kv line charged at 132kv) areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s BS Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 47 45 Betul400 (PGCIL)- Betul 220kV DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental line M/s Punj Loyd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 46 LILO of 220kV Sarni-Pandhurna at The line does not pass through critical environmental 400kV (PGCIL) substation Betul areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/S Punj Llyod being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 47 Betul 220- Bisnoor/Masod 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental DCSS line areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is (Punj Loyd Ltd.) being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Ujjain 48 Badnagar 220- Chhayan 132kv DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental line M/s Swastik Mechanical areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 49 LILO of Badnagar –Ratlam 220kv D/C The line does not pass through critical environmental line at Badnagar 400kv S/s (2xD/C) areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s NKR being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 50 LILO of both ckt of Gandhisagar – The line does not pass through critical environmental Suwasra/Garoth 132kV line at areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Bhanpura 220kV S/s M/s Kalptaru being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Ratlam 51 LILO of 132kv Badod – Garoth line at The line does not pass through critical environmental Shyamgarh (D/C) M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 3 52 LILO of Ratlam - Meghnagar 132kv The line does not pass through critical environmental S/c line at Petlawad DCDS (D/C) areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is M/s BS Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 53 LILO of second ckt of Badod – The line does not pass through critical environmental Kota/Madok 220kV line at Bhanpura areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is 220kV S/s M/s BS Ltd being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 54 LILO of second ckt of Nagda- The line does not pass through critical environmental Neemuch 220kV line at Daloda 220kV areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is S/s M/s Kalptaru being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor.

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No Number of trees to be cut: 33 55 LILO of Nagda 220-Ratadiya 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental line at Unhel M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Gwalior 56 LILO of 132 KV Gwalior-Karera- The line does not pass through critical environmental Pichhore Line at Chinaur M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 57 LILO of 132kV Gwalior-Dabra-Datia- The line does not pass through critical environmental Pichore line at Dabra M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 2 58 Datiya220- Bhander 132kV DCSS Line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 59 Mehgaon 220-Pratappura 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental DCSS line M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 60 Sabalgarh 220- Kelaras 132kV DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental Line M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 61 Malanpur 220- Gohad 132kV DCDS The line does not pass through critical environmental Line M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No 62 220 KV DCDS Morena 400 KV The line does not pass through critical environmental (CWRTL Adani) – Sabalgarh DCDS areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Line M/s L&T being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 63 220kv (Jarerua) DCDS LILO of Morena The line does not pass through critical environmental 400kV S/s (Adani)-Sabalgarh at areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Morena 220kV substation M/s L&T being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 64 Bhonra-Kapasi 132 kv DCSS line The line passes through forest land and a combined M/s L&T forest clearance has been provided for both lines viz. Guna-Bhonra and Bhonra-Kapasi and the total area has been revised to 9.1341 ha by forest department. See annexure 3. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Works shall only be commenced in forest sections of the sub-project after obtaining the requisite forest permissions. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 65 Kolaras-Mada 132kV DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s L&T areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 66 132kv DCDS Guna 220-Bhonra line The line passes through forest land and A combined M/s L&T forest clearance has been provided for both lines viz. Guna-Bhonra and Bhonra-Kapasi and the total area has been revised to 9.1341 ha by forest department. See annexure 3. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 67 LILO of one circuit of Malanpur- The line does not pass through critical environmental Mehgaon line at 400 KV S/s (CWRTL areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Adani) Morena M/s L&T being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 68 2nd circuit of Shivpuri 220- Kolaras The line does not pass through critical environmental 132kV DCSS line M/s L&T areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 69 2nd ckt of Malanpur- Morar 132kV line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s L&T areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Sagar 70 Khurai- Khimlasa 132kV DCSS line The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s L&T areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 71 LILO of Mungaoli Traction Feeder to The line does not pass through critical environmental Mungaoli (D/C) M/s BS Ltd areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 72 Ashoknagar 220-Kothiya 132kV DCSS The line does not pass through critical environmental Line M/s Bajaj areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 73 Sagar220- Rehli 132kV DCSS line M/s The line passes through forest land and forest Kalptaru cleanrance has obtained. See annexure 3. Works shall only be commenced in forest sections of the sub-project after ontaining the requisite forest permissions. See annexure 3. 12 Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 74 2nd ckt of Sagar 220-Sagar 132kV (I/C) The line does not pass through critical environmental M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL 75 Stringing of 3rd conductor from The line does not pass through critical environmental Bina220 to Mungaoli M/s Kalptaru areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL Mandsaur 76 LILO of both ckt of Badod- Kota/Modak The line does not pass through critical environmental 220kV line at Suwasra 220kV S/s areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is (2XD/C) M/s Kalptaru being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the

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S. Name of Line Works Current Status of Environmental Compliance No revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut:17 77 LILO of one ckt of Neemuch 220- The line does not pass through critical environmental Mandsaur 132kV line at Budha areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is 132kvS/s M/s Kalptaru being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive regions. Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due to construction activities. Separate and individual tree cutting permission is not required. Present practice involves calculation of monetary value of trees by the revenue department which is then paid as compensation to the farmers. This ensures that the compensation is fair, unarbitrary and not decided solely by EA or contractor. Number of trees to be cut: 88 78 LILO of both circuit of 132kV The line does not pass through critical environmental Gandhisagar-Suwasra/Garoth line at areas such as wildlife sanctuaries. No construction is Suwasra 220kV Substation* being undertaken in such environmentally sensitive *Earlier LILO of both ckt of Badod- regions. Suwasra / Garoth 132kV line at Farmers will be compensated for loss of income due Suwasra 220kV S/s M/s Kalptaru to construction activities. Number of trees to be cut: NIL

Table No. 3.1: Project Progress Status of Environmental Compliance (Substations and Feeder Bays) S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays Jabalpur 1 Balaghat/ (2 x 100+40MVA) • No major adverse environmental issues identified. Kirnapur +400kv FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on 400/132kv +132kv FB(4) government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 2 Waraseoni 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 3 Bada Malehra 40 MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 4 Deonagar 40 MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 5 Belkheda 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 6 Karakbel 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 7 Saori (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 8 Palohabada (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 132/33kV S/s FB(1) Private land has been acquired through mutual consent. Compensation has been paid to the land owner. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 9 Patera (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Satna 10 Sidhi 220 (2nd) +160 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 11 Kotar 220 (2nd) +160 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 12 Chhatarpur +160 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. (2nd) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 13 Satna-II (2X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 14 Shahdol (1X60) MVA; 220kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 220/132kV S/s FB(2)+132kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on (Upgradation) government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Indore 15 Badnawar (2x315MVA) + • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 400/220kv 400kv FB (4) + No private land acquisition. The substation is built on 220kv FB (4) government wasteland. +125MVAR bus • No trees felling in substation land Reactor • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 16 Upgradation of (1x160MVA) + • No major adverse environmental issues identified. Chapda 132kv 220kv FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on S/S to 220kv government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 17 Upgradation of (1x160MVA) + • No major adverse environmental issues identified. Depalpur 220kv FB (1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on 132kv S/s to government wasteland. 220kv • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 18 Agrod 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Barwaha 19 400/220kv 1x315 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. additional No private land acquisition. The substation is built on transformer at government wasteland. Chhegaon • No trees felling in substation land 400kv S/S • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 20 Teesgaon 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 21 Bistan 132/33 40 MVA+ 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 22 Pandhana 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 23 Singhana 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 24 Talakpura 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 25 Kukshi 160 MVA + 220kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 220/132kv FB(2) +132kv FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 26 Chhanera (2X160+1X50) MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 220/132kV S/s 220kV FB(2)+132kV No private land acquisition. The substation is built on FB(3) government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 27 Singot (1X50)MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Bhopal

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 28 Salamatpur 40 MVA +132kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132kv/33kv FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 29 Intkhedi 132kv 63 MVA +132kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified. /33kv FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 30 400/220kv 1x315 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. additional No private land acquisition. The substation is built on transformer at government wasteland. Bhopal 400kv • No trees felling in substation land S/S • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 31 Mandideep +160 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 220 (2nd) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 32 Narsinghgarh 40MVA +132kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kv FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 33 Adampur 2x50MVA + 220kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 220/33kv FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 34 Bilkisganj (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 35 Khujner/sindao (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. ta132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 36 Bisnoor/Masod (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Itarsi 37 Betul 220 (2nd) +160 MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified. No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 38 Silvani 132kv 40 MVA +132kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays /33kv FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 39 Udaipura 40MVA + 132kv • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kv FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Ujjain 40 Chhayan 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 41 400kv Bus 1X125 MVAR • No major adverse environmental issues identified. Reactor at No private land acquisition. The substation is built on Nagda 400kv government wasteland. S/S • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 42 Shyamgarh 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 43 Suwasra (2X160+1X50) MVA • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 220/132kV S/s 220kV FB(4)+132kV No private land acquisition. The substation is built on FB(4) government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 44 Unhel (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 45 Budha (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Gwalior 46 Chinaur 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 47 Bhander 63MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 48 Pratappura 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 49 Kelaras 63MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 50 Gohad 63MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 51 Kapasi/ (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. Paranth FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on 132/33kv government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 52 Mada (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. Sagar 53 Khimlasa 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified.

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S. Substation Capacity and Status of Environmental Compliance No Name associated Feeder Bays 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 54 Mungaoli 63MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(2) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 55 Kothiya 40MVA+132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period. 56 Rehli (1X50) MVA; 132kV • No major adverse environmental issues identified. 132/33kV S/s FB(1) No private land acquisition. The substation is built on government wasteland. • No trees felling in substation land • No Forest Land acquisition for Sub Station. • No Wild life sanctuary involved in Substation land. • Testing of few substations and some paramteres is covered in this report. Remaining substations and parameters will be covered in the next monitoring period.

7. Based on the Environmental Management Plan, the Compliance Status on Environmental Issues and various environmental parameters has been prepared and presented in Table No. 3.2.

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Table No. 3.2: Environment Management Plan and Status on Implementation Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period  Preparation  Land and  Loss of  Use of 25  MP  Complied NA of feasibility vegetation agricultural criteria for site Transc study and land and selection which o, detailed crops include District project report  Loss of environmental Commi (DPR) habitat and factors to ssioner  Location of vegetation minimize Office substation, clearing potential transmission  Land impacts and acquisition  Checklist/questi distribution  Increase in onnaire in lines soil erosion evaluating  Choice of and impact substation sites equipment to soil which aim at and productivity avoidance of technology  People  Physical land acquisition  Testing  Testing displacem and results results ent of environmental for few have people impacts substati been and  Substations are ons and submitt structures all on few ed for  Economic government land paramet some loss to (56 sites ers has parame people for MP Transco) been teres  Disturbance  No land covered for few and acquisition in this substati nconvenienc required but report. , ons e to people transfers of Testing and due to ownership of since traffic, from the environ there increased government to mental are no noise MP Transco. paramet major and dust  Use of mineral oil ers for negativ levels, such as remainin e vibration Duralife g impacts  Interference Transformer Oil substato , no to existing for transformers ns and further utilities  Use of air paramet mitigati insulated eres will on substations to be measur avoid fugitive carried es are emissions of SF6 out and needed (a potent submitte . GHG gas) d during Reports next of monitori remaini ng ng period. substati ons and parame teres to be

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period carried out and submitt ed during next reportin g period.  Water  Interference • MP  The sub- NA to local Transco, project drainage EPC activities  Water Contract do not quality or interfere impacts due with to erosion drainage and/or patterns or sedimentatio impact n water quality in any manner. Complied  Air  Increased  MP  Testing  Testing dust and Transco, results results noise levels, EPC for few have and Contract substati been vibration. or ons and submitt few ed for  Emissions paramet some from heavy ers has parame equipment been teres machinery covered for few and in this substati constructio report. , ons n vehicles. Testing and Baseline of since data will be environ there generated mental are no before paramet major commence ers for negativ ment of civil remainin e works. g impacts Twice a substato , no year ns and further monitoring paramet mitigati will be eres will on done. be measur carried es are out and needed submitte . d during Reports next of monitori remaini ng ng

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period period. substati ons and parame teres to be carried out and submitt ed during next reportin g period.

 Orientation  People  Awareness  Conduct briefing  EPC  Tender NA for of workers of EPC Contrac specificati contractor on the Contractor(s) on tor(s), ons for and workers environmen EMP, records PMUs contracto tal management, of MP rs include requiremen and reporting Transc guidleine ts and their o, s for responsibilit  Identify critical Environ ensuring y areas to be mental best monitored and staff/co condition  Understand the required nsultant s and ing of EPC mitigation in PMU awarenes Contractor( measures s s) of their  Create programs responsibilit awareness of for y in sexually- workers. implementi transmitted Complied ng the diseases such as EMP HIV/AIDs  Prepare  People  Avoid  Temporary  EPC  Complied  NA construction effects of pedestrian and Contrac managemen EPC traffic tor(s), t Contractor( management PMUs work plan s) plan of MP Transc  unplanned  Community and o,Envir activities safety plan onment

 Smooth al work staff/co implementa nsultant tion in PMU  Testing  Testing  Land  Spoils disposal results results plan for few have  Air  Noise and dust substati been control plan ons and submitt few ed for  Water  Drainage and paramet some storm water

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period management ers has parame plan been teres covered for few

 Waste  Materials in this substati management report. , ons plan Testing and  Construction of since waste environ there management mental are no plan. Baseline paramet major data will be ers for negativ generated remainin e before g impacts commencement substato , no of civil wroks. ns and further Twice a year paramet mitigati monitoring will eres will on be done. be measur carried es are out and needed submitte . d during Reports next of monitori remaini ng ng period. substati ons and parame teres to be carried out and submitt ed during next reportin g period.

 Hiring of  People  Conflict due  EPC  EPC Complied NA project staff to potential Contractor(s) will Contrac and workers workers be required to tor(s), migration use local labour PMUs for manual work of MP  Lack of and eligible local Transc local workforce for o, support to clerical and Environ the project office jobs mental  Dispute staff/co over nsultant transparenc in PMU y of hiring

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period

-  Presence of  People  Increase in  None required Complied NA workers at demand for construction services sites such as food, temporary housing, etc.  Create opportunitie s for small- scale business to provide services such as food, temporary housing, etc.

 Site  People  Dismantling  Construction  EPC Complied NA preparation, of management Contrac vegetation structure(s) plan will be tor(s), and land and strictlyimplement PMUs clearing for equipment ed of MP substations from Transc and existing  Use of proper o, transmission substations safety Environ line right-of- clothes/equipme mental way(ROW) nt in dismantling staff/co structure(s) nsultant  Construction andequipment in PMU of substations,  Debris/dismantle installation d of required structures/equip equipment ment will be at disposed of in substations, designatedlandfil erection of l and/or transmission controlled towers and dumpsites stringing of  Usable scrap conductors materials from dismantling will be stored in warehouses of MP Transco in Jabalpur. Complied NA  Potential  Provide fence or safety risks barricade to (as appropriate), community sufficient lights,

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period clear warning signs and danger signals, and take all precautions identified in the community and safety plan  Assign security personnel to prevent accidents, trespassing, and pilferage  EPC Contractor(s) to direct drivers to strictly follow road regulations

MP  Interferenc  Danger and Complied NA e with road clearly visible Transc crossings warning signs o, EPC will be posted at contrac designated sites tor  Scaffoldings will be placed over road crossing points  Construction vehicles to strictly follow road regulations  Implement temporary pedestrian and traffic management plan Complied NA  Potential  Provide sanitary health and facilities and safety risks wash areas to workers  Provide safe drinking water and garbage bins  Enforce good housekeeping at all times

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period  Provide workers with hard hat, safety shoes and belts  Coordinate with nearest hospital for arrangements in case of accidents  Assign nurse or medical staff to make weekly rounds at substation sites  Set up first aid treatment within construction sites and field office  Observance and compliance with relevant safety measures required by law and best engineering practices  Provide communication devices to designated workers

MP  Land and  Erosion  Compensation Compensat NA Transc vegetation and for temporary ion is paid o, EPC localized damages to for crop Contrac flooding crops/plants and tree tor along the ROW damages.  Loss of and substations habitat and The sub- some  Cut trees owned projects do mature by the not result in trees of government will any major economic be sold erosion but value such andrevenue best as teak turned over to practices Revenue ensure that Authority soil is  Landscaping/rep replaced lanting of trees once at subs-stations excavation is carried

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period will bedone after out. completion of Complied construction works  Erosion-control measures will be provided (as needed)  Implement spoils disposal plan and construction waste management plan

MP  Water  Generation  Avoidance of Complied NA of sewage waterways in Transc from site selection o, EPC constructio Contrac n workers  Provide sanitary tor facilities to  Localized workers and flooding safe drinking water  Increase turbidity in  Construction surface works will done water near during summer constructio in areas n sites potential for erosion and localized flooding  Implement drainage and storm water management plan  Waterways were avoided in selecting subproject sites

MP  Air  Heavy  Construction Complied NA equipment vehicles will be Transc and maintained to o, EPC constructio minimize Contrac n vehicles vehicular tor may emissions increase vehicular  Enclose emissions construction sites temporarily  Transport to contain dust of dispersion constructio

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period n materials to  Warehouse for constructio construction ns sites materials onsite may will be provided increase to reduce trips of dust level material delivery  Earthmovin  EPC g works, Contractor(s) will excavations be required to , and maintain opened construction land areas vehicles and for heavy substations equipment and towers machineries may regularly to increase reduce dust levels emissions  Increase in  Opened land noise level areas or sources and of dust will be vibration sprayed with from water (as excavation needed) and heavy  Transport of equipment dust-generating and materials will be constructio covered n vehicles  Observance of low speed by vehicles to reduce noise  Noise- generating works will be done between 7AM and 7PM done at daytime as required by MPPCB (February 2013)  Construction sites will be covered with acoustic screens and machineries will be temporarily enclosed to control noise (MPPCB

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period guidelines, February 2013)  Require EPC Contractor(s) to maintain and tune-up construction vehicles to reduce noise and no blowing of horns  Observe/comply with traffic management plan

 Use of  Land  Accidental  Provision of oil-  MP Complied NA mineral oil spillage water separator Transc for  Water that would Provide for oil o transformers contaminat containment e land and structure. water  Baseline data will be generated before commencement of civil wroks. Twice a year monitoring will be done.  People  Occupation  Acceptance of Complied NA al health mineral oil risks to should be workers accompanied due to with Material exposure Data Safety Sheets and/or be certified that it is PCB-free  Fire extinguishers readily available in storage areas for mineral oil

 Presence of  Land  Depreciatio  Availability of Complied NA substations, n of land stable and power property reliable power transmission values will trigger and adjacent to economic distribution substations development in lines and power the area

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period transmissio n towers  People  Hazards  Provide security MP All sub- NA such as and inspection Transc projects electrocutio personnel to o, EPC ensure n, lightning avoid pilferage Contrac that strike, etc. and vandalism tor danger due to of equipment signs and accidental and lines. awarenes failure of s posters power  Appropriate are transmissio grounding and displayed n and deactivation of to distribution live power lines educate lines during and maintenance inform work members  Designed with of the protection public. system that Complied shuts off during power overload or similar emergencies  Maintain and comply with electrical standards  Distribution lines entering and leaving the substations are insulated (or covered) to minimize impacts  Regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure safety and integrity of power lines and substations  Conduct information and education campaign to local people to enhance awareness on safety practices of

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period living near substations

 Accident  Implement MP Complied NA working in safety plan to Transco elevated reduce risks position  Provision of safety belts and other working gears for protection

 Potential All sub- NA  EMF levels MP exposure to projects expected to be Transco electric and ensure way below the magnetic that limits set by fields danger International (EMF) signs and Commission awarenes on Non-Ionizing s posters Radiation are Protection(ICNR displayed P) which is to 4.17 kV/m for educate electric field and and 833 mG for inform magnetic field members  Spot of the measurements public. of EMF Complied  Substations will be fenced and security staff assigned to prevent unauthorized public access  Information and education campaign will be conducted to local people to create awareness on safety practices

 Generation  More than 200 MP Complied NA of positions will be Transco employmen created during t the operation MP  Testing  Testing  Noise  Disturbanc  Periodic Transco results results

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Project Environme Description Mitigation/Enhan Respons Complianc Correctiv Activity ntal of Potential cement ible Unit e status e Component Environment Measures during the Actions Likely to be al Impact reporting Required Affected period e to maintenance of for few have settlements equipment such substati been near the as transformers ons and submitt substations and capacitors few ed for to minimize paramet some noise ers has parame generation. been teres covered for few  Provide in this substati enclosure of report. , ons noise- Testing and generating of since equipment environ there  Monitor ambient mental are no noise levels. paramet major Baseline data ers for negativ will be remainin e generated g impacts before substato , no commencement ns and further of civil works. paramet mitigati Twice a year eres will on monitoring will be measur be done. carried es are out and needed submitte . d during Reports next of monitori remaini ng ng period. substati ons and parame teres to be carried out and submitt ed during next reportin g period.

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4.0 Monitoring of environmental receptors/attributes

8. In order to comply with requirements of Environmental monitoring, the contractor carries out regular testing at specified intervals with regards to air quality, water quality and noise levels during preconstruction, construction and post construction stage as mentioned in the environmental monitoring plan. The implementation is monitored through MPPTCL. The primary responsibility of the environmental monitoring agency are for ensuring that testing, monitoring and reporting impact of transmission lines & substation projects on air, ground & surface water and noise levels is carried out as per schedule.

9. During the construction and operation phase of this project, the monitoring of the environmental aspects is done at the transmission line by the safeguard specialist of the PMU. The mitigation measures suggested in the IEE require monitoring of environmental parameters during construction and operational phases of the project. During the construction phase, the Contractor ensures that activities like handling of earth works clearing work, access road construction, putting proper traffic signals is done properly to have minimum impact. This in turn is monitored by the Project Engineer of the individual transmission line/substation project.

10. The ESU and site support team ensures that EPC contractors will adhere and comply with all measures and procedures identified in the EMP. The plans, endorsed by the EA and GoMP, will be monitored in accordance to ADB Safeguard Policy 2009 requirements. Mitigation measures related to construction as specified in the EMP will be incorporated into civil works contracts, and their implementation will be primarily the responsibility of the contractors. Monitoring of the quality of water, soil, air and noise during the construction stage is the responsibility of the contractor by the approved government agency. Other environmental good practices to be followed include sanitary waste management, noise abatement, maintaining hygienic conditions, maintenance of fire and safety equipment. Monitoring report will be prepared once in six months with the corrective action plan for the problem areas. PMU’s monitoring report will be provided to ADB on a bi-annual basis and will demonstrate that sound environmental management practices are applied during construction and operation, and the set environmental mitigation targets are achieved.

11. Since the civil construction works under the project are very minor, hence, the environmental monitoring for ambient air quality, water quality, soil and noise levels during various stages – pre construction, construction and post construction will be monitored as per below schedule given in Table 4.0.

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Table 4.0: Environmental Monitoring Schedule

Environmental Environmenta Parameters Sampling Monitoring Implementation Supervision Component l to be Location Frequency Component monitored 1.Air Quality A. Pre PM10, PM2.5, Boundary of One time Contractor by Contractor/

construction SO2& NOX as substation CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff stage per NAAQS, laboratory (Baseline 2009 development)

B. Construction PM10, PM2.5, Boundary of For each sub- Contractor by Contractor/ Stage SO2& NOX as substation station CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff per NAAQS, location, twice laboratory 2009 a year monitoring will be done. C. Post PM10, PM2.5, Boundary of One time Contractor by Contractor/ construction SO2& NOX as substation CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff Stage per NAAQS, laboratory 2009 2.Noise A. Pre Noise level Boundary of One time Contractor by Contractor/

construction Leq (Day), Leq substation CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff stage (Baseline (Night), laboratory development) Maximum Noise level. B. Construction Noise level Boundary of For each sub- Contractor by Contractor/ Stage Leq (Day), Leq substation station CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff (Night), location, twice laboratory Maximum a year Noise level. monitoring will be done. C. Operation Noise level Boundary of One time Contractor by Contractor/ Stage Leq (Day), Leq substation CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff (Night), laboratory Maximum Noise level. 3. Soil A. Pre Visible spills 1 location One time Contractor by Contractor/

construction and/or soil inside CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff stage staining, Oil & substation laboratory (Baseline grease development) B. Construction Visible spills 1 location For each sub- Contractor by Contractor/ Stage and/or soil inside station CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff staining, Oil & substation location, twice laboratory grease a year monitoring will be done. C. Operation Visible spills 1 location One time Contractor by Contractor/ Stage and/or soil inside CPCB approved MPPTCL Field staff staining, Oil & substation laboratory grease

12. Testing results for few substations and few parameters have been covered in table 4.1 to 4.8 of this report below while copies of test results are attached as annexure 14. Testing of environmental parameters for remaining substations and parameteres will be carried out and submitted during next monitoring period. Since there are no major negative impacts, no further mitigation measures are needed. Testing of environmental attributes for remaining substations and parameteres to be carried out and submitted during next reporting period.

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Table 4.1: Testing Results for Substation Palohabada Air Name of Industry M/s KPTL Bhatera, , Narsinghpur (M.P.) Date of Monitoring: 16/04/2019 Date of Analysis: 20/04/2019 S. No. Characteristics Unit Range of testing Result

1 RSPM (PM10) g/m3 47.61 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 Annual BDL* 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 Annual 23.80 *BDL=Below Detection Limit, *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Noise Name of Industry M/s KPTL Bhatera, Gadarwara, Narsinghpur (M.P.) Date of Monitoring: 16/04/2019 S. No. Monitoring Point Duration Noise Comments Time Level dB Noise Level dB (A) Leq* (A) Leq*

Reading Area Day Night 1. Near Office Building Day Time 52.3 Industrial 75 70 Commercial 65 55 Residential 55 45 Silence Zone 50 40

Water Sample from:- M/s KPTL Bhatera, Gadarwara, Narsinghpur (M.P.) Sample Details:- Borewell Water Date of Collection:- 16/04/2019 Analysis No. 158/419 Bill No. Date of Receipt:- 19/04/2019 Sample Collected by:- A. S. Sikarwar, Jr. Scientist & Shri Date of Analysis: 19/04/2019 R.N. Singh, Sampler Analysis done by:- A. S. Sikarwar, Jr. Scientist S. Parameters Unit Result I Result Result III Result IV No. II A-PHYSICAL PARAMETERS 1 Temperature 0C 2 Turbidity N.T.U. 1.0 3 Colour Pt. Co. Sc Colourle ss 4 Odour --- 5 Specific Conductance mho/cm --- B-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS 6 pH - 7.49 7 Total Alkalinity as CaCo3 mg/L 8.0 8 Total Hardness as CaCo3 mg/L 244.0 9 Calcium Hardness as Ca Co3 mg/L 208.0 10 Magnesium Hardness as Ca Co3 mg/L 36.0 11 Chloride as Cl mg/L 12.49 12 Total Solids mg/L 13 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 116.0 14 Suspended Solids mg/L 15 Ammonical Nitrogen as NH3-N mg/L 16 Nitrite Nitrogen (as NO2) mg/L 17 Nitrite as NH3-N mg/L 0.4 18 Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (As N) mg/L

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19 Fluoride mg/L 0.2 20 Dissolved Oxygen mg/L 21 B.O.D. (3 days, 270C) mg/L 22 C.O.D. mg/L 23 Oil & Grease mg/L 24 Phosphate (as P) mg/L BDL* 25 Sulphate as SO4 mg/L 5.4 26 Chromium (Cr+6) mg/L 27 Copper (Cu) mg/L 28 Zinc (Zn) mg/L 29 Iron (Fe) mg/L BDL* 30 Boron (B) mg/L 31 Sodium Ppm 32 Potassium Ppm C-BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS 33 Total Coliform MPN/100ml 34 Feacal Coliform MPN/100ml *BDL=Below Detection Limit

Table 4.2: Testing Results for Substation Saori Air Name of Industry M/s KPTL Bhatera, Gadarwara, Narsinghpur (M.P.) Address of Unit M.P.P.T.C.L. vill. –Saori, Dist. Chhindwara Nature of Sample AAR-AIR Act (Routine), Inspecton, Type: HOR Sample Collected Satendra Tiwari Date of Collection: Sampling point: Near WTP APCM:-Weather was clear 21/01/2019 Date of Analysis: Filter Paper No.: 2551 22/01/2019 Temp. on collection:30 & Vol. Volume Gas Passed: 386.00 Parameters: 03 & Absorbed media-30.00 Operation time (Minute): 240.00 S. No. Parameters Unit Test Method Range of Result testing 1 Nox-Amb MICRO/M3 IS:5182 (part -6) 30-80 g/m3 32.21 3 2 RSPM (PM10-Amb) MICRO/M IS:5182 (part -XXIII) 60-100 g/m3 85.00 3 3 SO2-Amb MICRO/M IS:5182 (part -XXIII) 20-80 g/m3 BDL *BDL=Below Detection Limit, *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Noise Name of Industry M/s KPTL Bhatera, Gadarwara, Narsinghpur (M.P.) Date of Monitoring: Monitoring By: Satendra Tiwari (Sampler) 21/01/2019 S. No. Monitoring Point Durati Noise Level dB Comments Noise Level dB (A) on (A) Leq* Leq* Time Reading Avera Area Day Night 1. Near Office Building 08 Hrs 59.0 Industrial 75 70 68.0 Commercial 65 55 69.0 Residential 55 45 55.0 62.38 60.0 67.0 58.2 62.9 Remarks: Day time 11.00 Am to 6.0 pm instrument used quest 2200

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Table 4.3 Testing Results for Substation Patera

Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Range of testing Result

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 43.18 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 Annual BDL 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 Annual 8.04

Noise S. No. Characteristics Unit Result 1 dB(A) Leq dB 52.4

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Result 1 pH pH unit 8.07 2 Total Solid mg/L 456 3 Suspended Solids mg/L 04 4 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 452 5 Chloride as Cl mg/L 35.98 6 BOD (3 days at 270C) mg/L 0.58 7 COD mg/L 3.86 8 Hardness mg/L - I Total Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 288 Ii Calcium Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 184 iii Magnisium Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 104 9 Total Alkalinity mg/L 256

Table 4.4: Testing Results for Substation Satna

Air S.No. Characteristic Unit Result Specifications Method Test I Particulate Matter (Size less g/m3 68.67 Max 100 IS-5182 (Part- than 10m) or PM10 23):2006 Ii Particulate Matter (Size less g/m3 30.50 Max 60 Gravimetric Method than 2.5m) or PM2.5 Iii Oxide of Nitrogen, as NO2 g/m3 18.03 Max 80 IS-5182 (Part- 6):2008 Iv Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 15.03 Max 80 IS-5182 (Part- 2):2001 Note 1, The above results relate only to conditions prevailing at the time of sampling

Noise A) Table -1 [Noise Level Test (Day Time)] Location Unit Maximum Minimu Average Result Specificatio Method m db(A) ns Test Near 220 KVA dB 53.20 42.20 47.7 Max 75 IS:9989- Transformer 1981 A) Table -2 [Noise Level Test (Night Time)] Near 220 KVA dB 48.00 51.60 40.80 Max 70 IS:9989- Transformer 1981 Note 1, The above results relate only to conditions prevailing at the time of the measurement

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Soil 1. MFG LIC. No. : NM 5. Reference No. 1 : NM 2. Reference No. of Letter : NM 6. Reference No. 2 : NM 3. Date : 28/12/2018 7. Reference No. 3 : NM 4. Date of Receipt : 31/12/2018 8. Reference No. 4 : SOIL Details of Raw Material/ Final Products (in Bulk/Finished Pack) (A) Batch No. : NM (G) Sample Quantity : 5 KG (B) Batch Size : NM (H) Sealed : Unsealed (C) A.R. No. : NM (I) Packing : POLY PACK (D) Date of MFG. : NM (J) Starting Date : 01/01/2019 (E) Date of Expiry : NM (K) Ending Date : 12/01/2019 (F) MFG Name : NM (L) Page No. : Page 1 of 1 &2 SR Test Name Unit Result Specificatio Method of Test ns 1 Description NA Black coloured soil The Lab manual for soil Chloride Cl % 8.6 Customer analysis 2 pH (at 250 C) NA 0.06 has not Lab manual for soil (5% suspention requested/ analysis solution) provided any 3 Sulphate as % 0.18 specification. Lab manual for soil SO3 analysis 4 Water soluble mg/kg 35.6 Lab manual for soil salts (total salt) analysis (5% suspention solution) 5 Electrical s/cm 64.0 Lab manual for soil Conductivity analysis (5% suspention solution) 6 Organic matter % 2.08 Lab manual for soil analysis 7 Moisture content % 4.0 Lab manual for soil analysis 8 Bulk Density KN/m3 12.0 Handbook of soil mechanics 9 Porosity % 52 Handbook of soil mechanics 10 Sodium milliequivalent/ 418.89 Saline and Alkali soils adsorption ratio L 11 Calcium as Ca % 0.36 (MDL=0.001) APHA-3111 12 Magnesium as % 0.13 APHA-3111 Mg (MDL=0.0002) 13 Sodium as Na % 2.06 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-031 14 Nitrogen as N % 0.05 Lab manual for soil analysis 15 Potassium as K % 0.69 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-031 16 Phosphorous as % 0.06 Lab manual for soil P analysis 17 Zinc as Zn ppm 32.2 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-028 18 Iron as Fe % 1.0 (MDL=0.001) CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-028 19 Alkalinity ppm 362.4 Lab manual for soil analysis 20 Boron as B mg/Kg Not detected Soil Testing Procedures (MDL=0.04) for the North Eastern United States 21 Resistivity (5% Megohm 0.02 Lab manual for soil suspension analysis solution)

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Table 4.5: Testing Results for Substation Shahdol

Air S.No. Characteristic Unit Result Specifications Method Test I Particulate Matter (Size less g/m3 72.62 Max 100 IS-5182 (Part-23):2006 than 10m) or PM10 Ii Particulate Matter (Size less g/m3 33.01 Max 60 Gravimetric Method than 2.5m) or PM2.5 Iii Oxide of Nitrogen, as NO2 g/m3 18.69 Max 80 IS-5182 (Part-6):2008 Iv Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 12.46 Max 80 IS-5182 (Part-2):2001 Note 1, The above results relate only to conditions prevailing at the time of sampling

Noise A) Table -1 [Noise Level Test (Day Time)] Location Unit Maximum Minimu Average Result Specificatio Method m db(A) ns Test Near 220 KVA dB 50.40 45.80 48.1 Max 75 IS:9989- Transformer 1981 A) Table -2 [Noise Level Test (Night Time)] Near 220 KVA dB 48.00 42.00 45.00 Max 70 IS:9989- Transformer 1981 Note 1, The above results relate only to conditions prevailing at the time of the measurement

Soil 1. MFG LIC. No. : NM 5. Reference No. 1 : NM 2. Reference No. of Letter : NM 6. Reference No. 2 : NM 3. Date : 28/12/2018 7. Reference No. 3 : NM 4. Date of Receipt : 31/12/2018 8. Reference No. 4 : SOIL Details of Raw Material/ Final Products (in Bulk/Finished Pack) (A) Batch No. : NM (G) Sample Quantity : 5 KG (B) Batch Size : NM (H) Sealed : Unsealed (C) A.R. No. : NM (I) Packing : POLY PACK (D) Date of MFG. : NM (J) Starting Date : 01/01/2019 (E) Date of Expiry : NM (K) Ending Date : 12/01/2019 (F) MFG Name : NM (L) Page No. : Page 1 of 1 &2 SR Test Name Unit Result Specificatio Method of Test ns 1 Description NA Black coloured soil The Lab manual for soil Chloride Cl % 7.9 Customer analysis 2 pH (at 250 C) NA 0.07 has not Lab manual for soil (5% suspention requested/ analysis solution) provided any 3 Sulphate as % 0.36 specification. Lab manual for soil SO3 analysis 4 Water soluble mg/kg 34.4 Lab manual for soil salts (total salt) analysis (5% suspention solution) 5 Electrical s/cm 62.0 Lab manual for soil Conductivity analysis (5% suspention solution) 6 Organic matter % 2.24 Lab manual for soil analysis 7 Moisture content % 10.09 Lab manual for soil analysis 8 Bulk Density KN/m3 11.3 Handbook of soil mechanics

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9 Porosity % 55 Handbook of soil mechanics 10 Sodium milliequivalent/ 242.28 Saline and Alkali soils adsorption ratio L 11 Calcium as Ca % 0.34 (MDL=0.001) APHA-3111 12 Magnesium as % 0.19 APHA-3111 Mg (MDL=0.0002) 13 Sodium as Na % 1.24 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-031 14 Nitrogen as N % 0.05 Lab manual for soil analysis 15 Potassium as K % 0.60 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-031 16 Phosphorous as % 0.06 Lab manual for soil P analysis 17 Zinc as Zn ppm 15.9 CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-028 18 Iron as Fe % 1.0 (MDL=0.001) CLL-IDR-STP-AGR-028 19 Alkalinity ppm 161.16 Lab manual for soil analysis 20 Boron as B mg/Kg Not detected Soil Testing Procedures (MDL=0.04) for the North Eastern United States 21 Resistivity (5% Megohm 0.02 Lab manual for soil suspension analysis solution)

Table 4.6 Testing Results for Substation Chhanera

Air Name of Sampling Point M/s KPTL Chhanera, Khandwa (M.P.) Date of Sampling 08/01/2019 Date of Analysis 09/01/2019 220/132/33 kv substation Monitoring done by: MPPTCL, Chhanera RM Gamad, Scientist and RK Dwivedi, Lab Att. Sample Analysed by: Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist S. No. Characteristics Unit I II

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 70.93 65.4 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 04.0 3.01 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 14.0 11.02

Noise Name of Sampling Point M/s KPTL Chhanera, Khandwa (M.P.) Location 220/132/33 kv substation Monitoring done by: : MPPTCL, Chhanera RM Gamad, Scientist and RK Diwedi S. No. Sampling Location Noise Level during Day Time (in dB “A” LEQ) LEQ 1 160 MB Transformer, 59.2 Chhanera Remark: Day time 6am to 10pm Standard limit for industrial area 75 dB (A) leq for day time

Water Sample from:- M/s KPTL Chhanera, Khandwa (M.P.) Sample Details:- Borewell Water (Drinking Water) Test report No.- 54 Date of Collection:- Type of sample –Grab Sampling Method : APHA, 1060 A & B 08/01/2019

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Date of Receipt:- Sample Collected by:- Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist 09/01/2019 Date of Analysis: Sample Volume 02L 09/01/2019-15/01/2019 Analysis done by:- Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist S. Parameters Unit Result Method S. Parameter Unit Result Method No. No. s 1 Temperature 0C 25 Sulphate mg/L 18.2 APHA,45 as SO4* 00S04-E 2 Colour Pt. 01 APHA, 26 Fluoride* mg/L 0.8 APHA, Co. 2120-B 4500F-D Sc 3 Appearance - Clear --- 27 Sodium* Ppm 28 APHA, 3500-Na- B 4 Odour --- 0.less --- 28 Potassium* Ppm 1.4 APHA, 3500K,B 5 pH* - 7.58 APHA, 29 Boron (B)* mg/L --- APHA, 4500H+ 4500B-C B 6 Turbidity* N.T.U. 1.6 APHA, 30 Coliform MPN/ 6.1 2130-B 100m l 7 Specific mho/ 595 APHA, 31 Fecal MPN/ <1.8 Conductivity* cm 2510-B Coliform 100m l 8 Total Solids* mg/L 401 APHA, 32 Fixed mg/L -- 2540-B Dissolved Solids 9 Total Dissolved mg/L 395 APHA, 33 Residual mg/L --- Solids* 2540-C Clorine 10 Suspended mg/L 06 APHA, 34 Cyanide mg/L -- Solids* 2540-D (as cn) 11 Chloride as Cl* mg/L 70.95 APHA, 35 Bioassay % --- 4500CL- Test Survi B val 12 Dissolved mg/L -- APHA, 36 Surfactants mg/L -- Oxygen* 4500 O- as MBAS C 13 B.O.D. (3 days, mg/L 0.6 IS 3025, 37 Cadmium mg/L 270C)* 1993 (As CD) 14 C.O.D.* mg/L 10 APHA, 38 Chromium mg/L 5220 B Total 15 Oil & Grease* mg/L -- APHA, 39 Chromium mg/L 5520-D (as Cr+6) 16 Ammonical mg/L 0.009 APHA,4 40 Copper mg/L Nitrogen as NH3-N 500- (Cu) NH3-F 17 Nitrite Nitrogen (as mg/L 0.004 APHA, 41 Mercury mg/L NO2)* 4500- (As Hg) NO2-B 18 Nitrite as NH3-N* mg/L 2.4 APHA, 42 Nickel (as mg/L 4500- ni) NO3-B 19 Total Nitrogen (As mg/L -- APHA, 43 Zinc (Zn) mg/L N) 4500- Norg-C

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20 Phosphate (as P)* mg/L 0.008 APHA, 44 Iron (Fe) mg/L 4500-P- D 21 Total Alkalinity as mg/L 180 APHA, 45 Manganes mg/L CaCo3* 2320-B e (as Mn) 22 Total Hardness as mg/L 260 APHA, 46 Calcium mg/L CaCo3* 2340-C (As Ca) 23 Calcium Hardness mg/L 180 APHA, 47 Lead mg/L as Ca Co3* 3500- Ca-B 24 Magnesium mg/L 80 APHA, 48 Phenolic mg/L Hardness as Ca 3500 Co3* Mg-B *These parameters are covered under the scope of NABL

Table 4.7 Testing Results for Substation Singot Air Name of Sampling Point M/s KPTL Singot, Khandwa (M.P.) Date of Sampling 08/01/2019 Date of Analysis 09/01/2019 220/132/33 kv substation Monitoring done by: MPPTCL, Chhanera RM Gamad, Scientist and RK Dwivedi, Lab Att. Sample Analysed by: Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist S. No. Characteristics Unit I II

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 66.99 58.26 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 03.0 2.025 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 12.04 10.09

Noise Name of Sampling Point M/s KPTL Chhanera, Khandwa (M.P.) Location 220/132/33 kv substation Monitoring done by: : MPPTCL, Singot RM Gamad, Scientist and RK Diwedi S. No. Sampling Location Noise Level during Day Time (in dB “A” LEQ) LEQ 1 132 KVA substation 52.6 Remark: Day time 6am to 10pm Standard limit for industrial area 75 dB (A) leq for day time

Water Sample from:- M/s KPTL Singot, Khandwa (M.P.) Sample Details:- Borewell Water (Drinking Water) Test report No.- 55 Date of Collection:- Type of sample –Grab Sampling Method : APHA, 1060 A & B 08/01/2019 Date of Receipt:- Sample Collected by:- Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist 09/01/2019 Date of Analysis: Sample Volume 02L 09/01/2019-15/01/2019 Analysis done by:- Shri S.S. Chouhan, Jr. Scientist S. Parameters Unit Result Method S. Parameter Unit Result Method No. No. s 1 Temperature 0C 25 Sulphate mg/L 15.08 APHA,45 as SO4* 00S04-E 2 Colour Pt. 01 APHA, 26 Fluoride* mg/L 0.9 APHA,

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Co. 2120-B 4500F-D Sc 3 Appearance - Clear --- 27 Sodium* Ppm 26.4 APHA, 3500-Na- B 4 Odour --- 0.less --- 28 Potassium* Ppm 1.01 APHA, 3500K,B 5 pH* pH 7.42 APHA, 29 Boron (B)* mg/L 0.004 APHA, unit 4500H+ 4500B-C B 6 Turbidity* N.T.U. 1.8 APHA, 30 Coliform MPN/ 6.1 2130-B 100m l 7 Specific mho/ 560 APHA, 31 Fecal MPN/ <1.8 Conductivity* cm 2510-B Coliform 100m l 8 Total Solids* mg/L 387 APHA, 32 Fixed mg/L -- 2540-B Dissolved Solids 9 Total Dissolved mg/L 382 APHA, 33 Residual mg/L --- Solids* 2540-C Clorine 10 Suspended mg/L 05 APHA, 34 Cyanide mg/L -- Solids* 2540-D (as cn) 11 Chloride as Cl* mg/L 59.13 APHA, 35 Bioassay % --- 4500CL- Test Survi B val 12 Dissolved mg/L -- APHA, 36 Surfactants mg/L -- Oxygen* 4500 O- as MBAS C 13 B.O.D. (3 days, mg/L 0.6 IS 3025, 37 Cadmium mg/L 270C)* 1993 (As CD) 14 C.O.D.* mg/L 09 APHA, 38 Chromium mg/L 5220 B Total 15 Oil & Grease* mg/L -- APHA, 39 Chromium mg/L 5520-D (as Cr+6) 16 Ammonical mg/L 0.008 APHA,4 40 Copper mg/L Nitrogen as NH3-N 500- (Cu) NH3-F 17 Nitrite Nitrogen (as mg/L 0.008 APHA, 41 Mercury mg/L NO2)* 4500- (As Hg) NO2-B 18 Nitrite as NH3-N* mg/L 2.09 APHA, 42 Nickel (as mg/L 4500- ni) NO3-B 19 Total Nitrogen (As mg/L -- APHA, 43 Zinc (Zn) mg/L N) 4500- Norg-C 20 Phosphate (as P)* mg/L 0.011 APHA, 44 Iron (Fe) mg/L 4500-P- D 21 Total Alkalinity as mg/L 172 APHA, 45 Manganes mg/L CaCo3* 2320-B e (as Mn) 22 Total Hardness as mg/L 200 APHA, 46 Calcium mg/L CaCo3* 2340-C (As Ca) 23 Calcium Hardness mg/L 168 APHA, 47 Lead mg/L as Ca Co3* 3500- Ca-B 24 Magnesium mg/L 32 APHA, 48 Phenolic mg/L Hardness as Ca 3500

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Table 4.8: Testing Results for Substation Bilkisganj

Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Result

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 54.88 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 BDL 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 BDL *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Range of testing Result 1 pH pH unit 6.67 2 Total Solid mg/L 526 3 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 1 to 14 pH unit 514 4 Suspended Solids mg/L 5 to 1000 mg/L 12 5 Chloride as Cl mg/L 5 to 50000 mg/L 35.98 6 BOD (3 days at 270C) mg/L 0.8 7 COD mg/L 10.0

Table 4.9: Testing Results for Substation Khujner Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Range of testing Result

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 47.25 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 Annual BDL 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 Annual BDL *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Range of testing Result 1 pH pH unit 7.88 2 Total Solid mg/L 628 3 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 1 to 14 pH unit 618 4 Suspended Solids mg/L 5 to 1000 mg/L 10 5 Chloride as Cl mg/L 5 to 50000 mg/L 51.98 6 BOD (3 days at 270C) mg/L 0.9 7 COD mg/L 10.0

Table 4.10: Testing Results for Substation Bisnoor Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Range of testing Result

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 58.29 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 Annual 6.17 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 Annual 14.45 *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Range of testing Result 1 pH pH unit 8.12 2 Total Solid mg/L 486 3 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 1 to 14 pH unit 478 4 Suspended Solids mg/L 5 to 1000 mg/L 08

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5 Chloride as Cl mg/L 5 to 50000 mg/L 41.98 6 BOD (3 days at 270C) mg/L 0.6 7 COD mg/L 10.0

Table 4.11: Testing Results for Substation Suwasra

Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Result Near 132 kV Yard (West)

1 RSPM (PM10) g/m3 94.2 68.2 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 8.4 6.4 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 10.5 8.6 *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Noise S. No. Characteristics Noise Level dB (A) Leq 1 Control Room 66.4 68.2 67.8 2 Near 50 MVA Transformer 62.4 64.6 65.2 3 Near 132 kV Yard 60.2 61.4 62.2

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Test Method Range of Result testing 1 Colour Pt. Co. APHA 22nd edi. 2012, --- Colourless Sc Standard Method 2 Odour ------Odourless 3 pH pH unit APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 1 to 14 pH 8.07 electrometric Method 4500- unit H*B, 4 Specific Conductance Microm APHA 22nd edi. 2012, by 1 to 20000 532 ho/cm Conductivity Meter 2510-B micromho/ cm 5 Turbidity N.T.U. APHA 22nd edi. 1 to 1000 1 2012,Nephelometric Method NTU 2130-B 6 Chloride as Cl mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 50000 56 2012,Argentometric Method mg/L 4500-CI-B nd 7 Total Alkalinity as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 10 to 1000 120 2012,Titrimetric Method mg/L 2320-B nd 8 Total Hardness as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012,EDTA 10 to 5000 200 Titrimetric Method 2340-C mg/L 9 Calcium Hardness as Ca mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,EDTA 5 to 5000 110 Co3 Titrimetric Method 3500-Ca- mg/L B 10 Magnesium Hardness as mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 5000 90 Ca Co3 2012,Calculation Method mg/L 2340-B 11 Dissolved Oxygen mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,Azide 1 to 10 7.4 Modification 4500-OC mg/L 12 Total Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 384 Gravimetric Method 2540-B 100000 mg/L 13 Suspended Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 5 to 1000 10 Gravimetric Method 2540-D mg/L 14 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 374 Gravimetric Method 2540-C 100000 mg/L

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15 Chemical Oxygen mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Open 5 to 10 Demand Reflux Method 5220-B 100000 mg/L 16 Ammonical Nitrogen as mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 0.1 to 200 BDL* NH3-N Phenate Method 4500-NH3F mg/L nd 17 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.002 to 5 0.006 Colorimetric Method 4500- mg/L NO2-B nd 18 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, UV 0.1 to 100 0.812 Spectrometer Method 4500- mg/L NO3-B 3- nd 19 Phosphate as PO4 P mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.1 to 20 BDL* Method, 4500-PD-stannous mg/L Chloride 2- nd 20 Sulphate as SO4 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 1 to 5000 18 Turbidimetric Method 4500-F mg/L 21 Sodium as Na mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 5 to 1000 24 photometer Method 3500- mg/L Na-B 22 Potassium as K mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 1 to 200 1 photometer Method 3500-K- mg/L B

Table 4.12: Testing Results for Substation Unhel

Air Characteristics Unit Result Near 132 kV Yard (West)

1 RSPM (PM10) g/m3 86.2 54 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 8.4 7.2 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 10.2 9.0 *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Noise S. No. Characteristics Noise Level dB (A) Leq 1 Control Room 54.2 55.1 55.4 2 Near 50 MVA Transformer 59.2 60.4 60.1 3 Near 132 kV Yard 57.2 57.4 58.6

Water S. Parameters Unit Test Method Range of Result No. testing 1 Colour Pt. Co. APHA 22nd edi. 2012, --- Clear Sc Standard Method 2 Odour ------Odourless 3 pH pH unit APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 1 to 14 pH 7.41 electrometric Method 4500- unit H*B, 4 Specific Conductance Microm APHA 22nd edi. 2012, by 1 to 20000 1180 ho/cm Conductivity Meter 2510-B micromho/ cm 5 Turbidity N.T.U. APHA 22nd edi. 1 to 1000 2.1 2012,Nephelometric Method NTU 2130-B 6 Chloride as Cl mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 50000 150 2012,Argentometric Method mg/L 4500-CI-B nd 7 Total Alkalinity as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 10 to 1000 170 2012,Titrimetric Method mg/L

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2320-B nd 8 Total Hardness as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012,EDTA 10 to 5000 310 Titrimetric Method 2340-C mg/L 9 Calcium Hardness as Ca mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,EDTA 5 to 5000 200 Co3 Titrimetric Method 3500-Ca- mg/L B 10 Magnesium Hardness as Ca mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 5000 110 Co3 2012,Calculation Method mg/L 2340-B 11 Dissolved Oxygen mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,Azide 1 to 10 894 Modification 4500-OC mg/L 12 Total Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 10 Gravimetric Method 2540-B 100000 mg/L 13 Suspended Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 5 to 1000 884 Gravimetric Method 2540-D mg/L 14 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 12 Gravimetric Method 2540-C 100000 mg/L 15 Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Open 5 to 1 Reflux Method 5220-B 100000 mg/L nd 16 Ammonical Nitrogen as NH3- mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.1 to 200 BDL* N Phenate Method 4500-NH3F mg/L nd 17 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.002 to 5 BDL* Colorimetric Method 4500- mg/L NO2-B nd 18 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, UV 0.1 to 100 4.96 Spectrometer Method 4500- mg/L NO3-B 3- nd 19 Phosphate as PO4 P mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.1 to 20 BDL* Method, 4500-PD-stannous mg/L Chloride 2- nd 20 Sulphate as SO4 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 1 to 5000 14.6 Turbidimetric Method 4500-F mg/L 21 Sodium as Na mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 5 to 1000 18.7 photometer Method 3500- mg/L Na-B 22 Potassium as K mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 1 to 200 0.4 photometer Method 3500-K- mg/L B *BDL=Below Detection Limit

Table 4.13: Testing Results for Substation Budha

Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Result Near 132 kV Yard (West)

1 RSPM (PM10) g/m3 77.5 55.4 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 7.4 BDL* 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 9.2 BDL* *BDL=Below Detection Limit, *RSPM=Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter

Noise S. No. Characteristics Noise Level dB (A) Leq 1 Control Room 58.2 62.6 64.4 2 Near 50 MVA Transformer 54.2 58.2 59.4 3 Near 132 kV Yard 56.4 56.8 58.2

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Water S. No. Parameters Unit Test Method Range of Result testing 1 Colour Pt. Co. APHA 22nd edi. 2012, --- Colourless Sc Standard Method 2 Odour ------Odourless 3 pH pH unit APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 1 to 14 pH 8.42 electrometric Method 4500- unit H*B, 4 Specific Conductance Microm APHA 22nd edi. 2012, by 1 to 20000 452 ho/cm Conductivity Meter 2510-B micromho/ cm 5 Turbidity N.T.U. APHA 22nd edi. 1 to 1000 1 2012,Nephelometric Method NTU 2130-B 6 Chloride as Cl mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 50000 48 2012,Argentometric Method mg/L 4500-CI-B nd 7 Total Alkalinity as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 10 to 1000 90 2012,Titrimetric Method mg/L 2320-B nd 8 Total Hardness as CaCo3 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012,EDTA 10 to 5000 180 Titrimetric Method 2340-C mg/L 9 Calcium Hardness as Ca mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,EDTA 5 to 5000 100 Co3 Titrimetric Method 3500-Ca- mg/L B 10 Magnesium Hardness as mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 5 to 5000 80 Ca Co3 2012,Calculation Method mg/L 2340-B 11 Dissolved Oxygen mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012,Azide 1 to 10 7.2 Modification 4500-OC mg/L 12 Total Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 326 Gravimetric Method 2540-B 100000 mg/L 13 Suspended Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 5 to 1000 8 Gravimetric Method 2540-D mg/L 14 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 10 to 318 Gravimetric Method 2540-C 100000 mg/L 15 Chemical Oxygen mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Open 5 to 9 Demand Reflux Method 5220-B 100000 mg/L 16 Ammonical Nitrogen as mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, 0.1 to 200 BDL* NH3-N Phenate Method 4500-NH3F mg/L nd 17 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.002 to 5 0.006 Colorimetric Method 4500- mg/L NO2-B nd 18 Nitrite as NO2-N mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, UV 0.1 to 100 0.526 Spectrometer Method 4500- mg/L NO3-B 3- nd 19 Phosphate as PO4 P mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 0.1 to 20 BDL* Method, 4500-PD-stannous mg/L Chloride 2- nd 20 Sulphate as SO4 mg/L APHA 22 edi. 2012, 1 to 5000 10 Turbidimetric Method 4500-F mg/L 21 Sodium as Na mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 5 to 1000 14 photometer Method 3500- mg/L Na-B 22 Potassium as K mg/L APHA 22nd edi. 2012, Flame 1 to 200 0.8

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photometer Method 3500-K- mg/L B *BDL=Below Detection Limit

Table 4.14: Testing Results for Substation Rehli

Air S. No. Characteristics Unit Range of testing Result

1 RSPM* (PM10) g/m3 48.95 2 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) g/m3 Annual BDL 3 Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) g/m3 Annual 8.78

Noise S. No. Characteristics Unit Result 1 dB(A) Leq dB 54.2

Water S. No. Parameters Unit Result 1 pH pH unit 7.51 2 Total Solid mg/L 434 3 Suspended Solids mg/L 8 4 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 426 5 Chloride as Cl mg/L 29.97 6 BOD (3 days at 270C) mg/L 0.64 7 COD mg/L 4 8 Hardness mg/L - I Total Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 336 Ii Calcium Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 192 iii Magnisium Hardness as CaCO3 mg/L 144 9 Total Alkalinity mg/L 296

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5.0 Any Other environmental aspects, impacts observed during implementation which were not covered earlier

13. The project does not have any unanticipated impacts during this reporting period.

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6.0 Details of Grievance Redress Committee and Complaints Received from public and actions taken thereof to resolve

14. The Grievance rederess committee is set up by MP Transco-PMU and consists of representatives from the local Panchayat Head, a District Revenue Commissioner, representative from the EPC Contractor(s) only during construction phase, designated staff of MP Transco-PMU on safeguards, Manager/Director of MP Transco-PMU, and a witness of the complainant/affected person. See annexure 4 for details.

15. Responsibilities: The GRC is expected to: (i) resolve issues on land acquisition (if any), compensation to temporary damages to crops and plants, and other use of land such as borrow areas for transmission towers and substations; (ii) convene twice a month to review complaints lodged (if any), (iii) record the grievances and resolve the issues within a month (30 days) from the date the grievance was filed, (iv) report to the complainant(s) the status of grievance resolution and the decisions made.

16. Procedures: Minor grievances on compensation or environmental issue during construction will be resolved onsite through the EPC Contractor(s) Project Site Engineer. As a formal process of grievance resolution, the procedure is described below. (i) Affected persons (Aps) are informed in writing by MP Transco-PMU (or designated representative) of the damages and entitlements for compensation. If the Aps are satisfied, compensation can be claimed from MP Transco-PMU through the EPC Contractor(s). If the Aps are not satisfied, they can request for clarification from MP Transco-PMU. If the Aps are not convinced with the outcome, they can file the grievance to the GRC with the help of MP Transco-PMU who will provide the written documentation. (ii) The GRC conducts a hearing of the grievance in the presence of the Aps and will provide a decision within 15 days from the receipt of the complaint. Minutes of the meeting are approved by MP Transco-PMU and provided to the Aps including the decision made by the GRC. If the Aps are satisfied with the GRC decision, they can claim the compensation from MP Transco-PMU and/or EPC Contractor(s). (iii) No grievances have been received in any of the subprojects during this monitoring period.

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7.0 Public Consultation During Project Implementation

17. During field visits, public consultations with affected persons were carried out. The site visit was accompanied by Contractor representative and meeting with MPPTCL officials at divisional offices was held to understand the overall physical progress, issues impediment to project completion and observation requiring attention of PMU.

18. Substations are built on government wasteland except for Palohabada (where a part of substation land has been acquired through mutual consent). In case of transmission lines, compensation is paid to farmers for crop loss and trees. The ROW is selected in a manner such that it avoids ecological sensitive areas. No major complaints were received with regards to compensation amount. In some lines, payments are pending at relevant tehsil or revenue office and contractor and MPPTCL officials assured that they will be cleared soon. The contractor provides amenities and safety equipments to workers. The photographs of site visits and lists of affected persons who participated in public consultations are provided in Annexure 1 and Annexure 2 respectively. Table 7.0 and 7.1 summarises public consultations findings for transmission lines and substations, additional transformers and associated Feeder Bays respectively.

Table 7.0: Public Consultation for Transmission Lines

S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion Jabalpur 1 LILO of 400kv seoni Waratola, Wara, May 2019 People Compensation to Bhilai S/C line at Kaneri, Sompuri, enquired about process and Balaghat/Kirnapur Hirapur the project schedule (D/C) schedule and explained. compensation time frame. 2 LILO of 132kV Kholtola, Sarandi, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Balaghat- Seoni/ Chandanpur, completed completed Katangi line at Kasartola Waraseoni 132kV S/s (2XD/C) 3 LILO of both circuit Hirapur, Kumeri, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of 132kV Balaghat- Waratolo, Nara completed completed Bhanegaon Line at Blaghat/Kirnapur 400kV S/s (2XD/C) 4 Second circuit of Nayakhera, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Tikamgarh- Budhera Lachamanpura, completed completed 132kV DCSS Line Nonhitehri, Ganesgnagar, Barmarai, 5 Narsinghpur 220- Magardha, May 2019 People Explained about

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion Devnagar 132kV Samnapur, enquired about time frame and DCSS Line Bhelpani, rohhata the project complaint schedule and mechanism. complaint mechanism. 6 Karakbel- Belkheda Belkhera, Kunra, May 2019 People Explained that the 132kV DCSS line Jamuniya, Rakhi enquired revenue authority about calculates the compensation amount payable amount and by MPPTCL. calculation process. 7 Narsinghpur 220KV Bichua, Pindarai, May 2019 People Explained about Karakbel 132KV Mekh, dokarghat enquired about time frame and DCS line the project complaint schedule and mechanism. complaint mechanism. 8 Panagar 220-Patan Rampura, Patan, May 2019 People Grievance 132kV DCSS line Jogiya, enquired about mechanism Kukarbhuka, the complaint explained. Kamond, mechanism. Didhaura 9 Chhindwara 220- Ghoghra, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Saori 132kV DCSS Kukrachiman, completed completed line Malhanwara, Paunari 10 Chichli 220- Sukri, Chiraha, May 2019 People Explained that no Palohabada 132kV Motiyadau, enquired about land will be DCSS line Siddhi, Tanchana land acquisition acquired in the process. subproject activity. 11 132kv DCSS line Khamkhera, May 2019 People Grievance from Damoh 220kv Pathariya, Mara, enquired about mechanism to Patera 132 kv Chaupa Khurd the complaint explained. substation mechanism. 12 Second circuit of Kateratola, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kV Tap Line Kosmi, Sirpurtola, completed completed from Balaghat- Nandgaon Katangi Satna 13 Second circuit NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kV of completed completed chhatarpur- Khajuraho line

14 LILO of second ckt Lakhanwa, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of Bansagar-Satna Karahi Khurd, completed completed

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion 220kV line at Kotar Ahmadpur, 220kV S/s Dhenrhi 15 LILO of Satna – May 2019 People Explained that it Maihar 132kV line at enquired if is transmission Satna-II 132kV S/s electricity network and supply will be electricity supply affected during will not be project activity. affected. 16 LILO of second ckt Gortara, Jamur, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of Birsinghpur – Jamua, Raipur completed completed Amarkantak 220kV line at Shahdol 220kV s/s 17 Birsinghpur 220- Senduri, May 2019 People Explained that no shahdol 132kV Chhotakhamaria, enquired about land will be DCSS line Shahpur, land acquisition acquired in the Raugarh process. subproject activity. 18 LILO of 132 Mungwari, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Tikamgarh-Bijawar Bandha, completed. completed line for Bada Gharauli, Goura Malehra (Satna Div.) Indore 19 LILO of one circuit Manasa, Gunai, May 2019 People were NA of Ashta 400-Dewas Budangaon, supportive of 220 kv D/C line at Nanasa, the project. No Chapda 220kv S/s Khonpirpipaliya major queries. (D/C) 20 Pithampur 400 – Sejwani, May 2019 People Explained that Depalpur 220kv Kumarkaradya, enquired about revenue authority DCSS line Sulawar, Umariya calculation of is responsible for compensation calculation of amount. project amount payable by MPPTCL. 21 Dewas 220- Agrod Jaitpura, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kv DCSS line Kamarkhedi, completed completed Kalukhedi, Karnakhedi 22 Dhar 220 – Pinjrao, Pipaliya, May 2019 People Explained that Teesgaon 132kv Kherod, Antaray enquired if top best practices DCSS line soil fertility will ensure that be affected as a fertility will not be result of the affected and project’s normal activity. agricultural activities can resume after construction works. 23 LILO of both Circuit Dokliyapara, May 2019 People Explained that no

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion of 400 kv Nagda- Piplipara, enquired about land is acquired in Rajgarh line at Imlipara, land acquisition the project activity Badnawar (2 x D/C) Satrunda and and compensation compensation is amount. paid for crop damages. 24 Second Circuit of Mohnipura, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Kukshi Alirajpur Chaundiyapura, completed completed 132kv line Talanpur, Julwaniya Barwaha 25 LILO of 132 Magariya, May 2019 People Compensation Khargone Bikayan Bargaon, enquired about process line at 132 Kv sub- Moghan, compensation explained. station Bistan Chandabad process. 26 LILO of 132kv Dulhar, Teela NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Chegaon completed completed Nepanagar line at Pandhana 27 LILO Manawar – Singhana, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Kukshi DCSS line at Anjaniya, completed completed Singhana (D/C) Bhesawad 28 LILO of 132Kv Birla NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Khargone – completed completed Julwaniya line at 132Kv S/S Talakpura 29 Julwaniya 400- Lingwa, Kusmari, May 2019 People Explained that no Kukshi 220kv line Jalgone, Morgun enquired about land is acquired in (D/C) land acquisition the project activity and and compensation compensation is amount. paid for crop damages. 30 220kV DCDS Manjadhar, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Khandwa(400 Sakkapur, completed completed PGCIL) to Chhanera Surwanya line 31 Chhegaon 220- Sahejla, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Singot 132kV DCDS Bikankheri, completed completed Line lakhmenkhri, Sombulai 32 Chhanera 220- Sadiyapani, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Khirkiya 132kV Manjhad, completed completed DCDS Line Bediyakhal, Nishaniya Bhopal 33 Bairagarh 220 – Intkhedi, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Intkhedi 132kv Hazzampura, completed completed DCDS line Hazarpura, Chandanpura

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion 34 Second circuit of Bagoniya, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Bairagarh – Purachindwada, completed completed Shyampur Tarasewaniya 35 Second circuit of Sherpura, Dabar, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Gairatganj – Vidisha Berkheri, completed completed 220 132kv line Berkheda, Ahmadpur 36 Shujalpur- Bamora kheda, May 2019 People Compensation Narsinghgarh 220kv Gokalpur, enquired about process DCSS line (Initially Buchakhedi, compensation explained. charged on 132kv) Kansrod process. 37 LILO of one circuit Hathaikera May 2019 People Explained with of Bhopal – enquired about help of site Hosangabad 220kv delay in project engineer that D/C line at Adampur activity. project activity will 220kv S/s (D/C) be resumed shortly. 38 Udaipura –Silvani Nigri, Saikheda, May 2019 People Compensation 132kv DCSS line Chunnehitya, enquired about process Nurpura compensation explained. process. 39 LILO of Vidisha- , NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Bairasiya Line at Chirohlikhurd completed completed Salamatpur 132 KV S/s 40 Mugaliyachhaap Aamkheda, Bilori, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 220- Bikisganj Choona, Nagori completed completed 132kV DCDS line 41 132kv Rajgarh Nagori Na NA Subproject NA Subproject (Biaora) –Khujner/ completed completed Sindaota Line 42 LILO of one ckt of Hansuwa, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Vidisha Gairatganj Parasikunda, completed completed at Raisen 132kV S/s Dhanorahaveli, Murelkhurd Itarsi 43 Second circuit of Amdar, Thawdi, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Betul 220 Gudgaon Junawani, Chata, completed completed 132kv line Gawdigaula 44 Chichli 220- Injri, Satehri, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Udaipura 132kv Kirgikala, completed completed DCDS line (220kv Kathalikhurd, line charged at Ghanatunda 132kv) 45 Betul400 (PGCIL)- Khadla NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Betul 220kV DCDS completed completed line 46 LILO of 220kV May 2019 People wanted Explained that Sarni-Pandhurna at to know if fertile best practices 400kV (PGCIL) land will be ensure that Substation Betul damaged during fertility is not

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion the project affected in any activity. manner. 47 Betul 220- Khadla, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Bisnoor/Masod Karajgaon, completed completed 132kV DCSS line Sehra, Gorakhar, Sarandai Ujjain 48 Badnagar 220- Badnawar, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Chhayan 132kv Silodiya, Karoda, completed completed DCSS line Dhulana, Palibaroda 49 LILO of Badnagar – Dhamna, May 2019 People Explained with Ratlam 220kv D/C Bhuwankheda, enquired about help of site line at Badnagar Kherwas delay in project engineer that 400kv S/s (2xD/C) activity. project activity will be resumed shortly. 50 LILO of both ckt of Govindkhera, May 2019 People Compensation Gandhisagar – Dhanakpura, enquired about process Suwasra/Garoth Borobiya the explained. 132kV line at compensation Bhanpura 220kV S/s process. Ratlam 51 LILO of 132kv Banskhedi, May 2019 People Explained that no Badod – Garoth line Barkhera, enquired land acquisition at Shyamgarh (D/C) Dhamniyadiwan whether the would result from project will the project result in land activity. acquisition. 52 LILO of Ratlam - Khariya, Khoriya, May 2019 No major NA Meghnagar 132kv Nabarpura, issues. People S/c line at Petlawad Mawaripara are supportive DCDS (D/C) of the project. 53 LILO of second ckt Govindkhera, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of Badod – Dhanakpura, completed completed Kota/Madok 220kV Borobiya line at Bhanpura 220kV S/s 54 LILO of second ckt Lalakhera, May 2019 People Assured that no of Nagda- Neemuch Daloda, Sagra, enquired if such disturbances 220kV line at Sersob, drinking water will be caused Daloda 220kV S/s Kalhmankheri supply will be due to the project affected due to activity. the project. 55 LILO of Nagda 220- Nawada, Gurla NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Ratadiya 132kV line completed completed at Unhel Gwalior 56 LILO of 132 KV Bhagrathpura, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Gwalior- Karera- Chakrakra, completed completed Pichhore Line at Chakkhurdpur,

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion Chinaur Khudpur 57 LILO of 132kV NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Gwalior-Dabra- completed completed Datia-Pichhore line at Dabra 58 Datiya220- Bhander Dudhra, Kumehri, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kV DCSS Line Sirol, Chirauli, completed completed Sindhwari 59 Mehgaon 220- Kheriya, Devri, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Pratappura 132kV Maroli, completed completed DCSS line Meghpura, Pali, Pawai 60 Sabalgarh 220- Khumankapura, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Kelaras 132kV Surapura, completed completed DCSS Line Lilarkupra, Semai 61 Malanpur 220- Tukera, Ikehra, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Gohad 132kV Jhawanpura, completed completed DCDS Line Ramanpur 62 220 KV DCDS Basahri, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Morena 400 KV Lolakpur, Barera, completed completed (CWRTL Adani) – Churela, Jafra, Sabalgarh DCDS Khanela Line 63 220kv (Jarerua) NA NA Subproject NA Subproject DCDS LILO of completed completed Morena 400kV S/s (Adani)-Sabalgarh at Morena 220kV substation M/s L&T 64 Bhonra-Kapasi 132 Mangrora, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject kv DCSS line Lakhmanpura, completed completed Dhanaria, Pachria 65 Kolaras-Mada Manipura, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kV DCSS line Mohral, Khairdi, completed completed Kharee 66 132kv DCDS Guna Bhurakheri, May 2019 People Explained that the 220-Bhonra line Dhaneria, wanted to project does not Khadakpurchak know if land have any land will be acquisition. acquired for the project. 67 LILO of one circuit Rithora, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of Malanpur- Malanpur, completed completed Mehgaon line at 400 Naugaon, Gurkha KV S/s (CWRTL Adani) Morena 68 2nd circuit of Shivpuri Binega, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 220- Kolaras 132kV Piparsama, completed completed DCSS line Malakhera, Marikhera

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S. Subproject Location of Date Issues Outcomes of the No Public Discussed Public consultation Discussion 69 2nd ckt of Malanpur- Barwari, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Morar 132kV line Sanichara, Paroli, completed completed Nayagaon Sagar 70 Khurai- Khimlasa Gamariyakhurd, May 2019 People Explained the 132kV DCSS line Naukheda, enquired about compensation Jagdishpura, compensation process. Khejra Ijjat process. 71 LILO of Mungaoli Semerkhedi, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Traction Feeder to Belai, Nidar, completed completed Mungaoli (D/C) Hureri, Niboda 72 Ashoknagar 220- Bhorakachi, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Kothiya 132kV Takneri, Mohrirai, completed completed DCSS Line Silawan, Seji 73 Sagar220- Rehli Pandarpur, Patna NA NA Subproject NA Subproject 132kV DCSS line Kakri, Khamariya, completed completed Jamghat, Patna 74 2nd ckt of Sagar 220- Makroniya, NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Sagar 132kV (I/C) Bartuma, completed completed Sainkhera 75 Stringing of 3rd Mungaoli, Kasba NA NA Subproject NA Subproject conductor from range, Kasba completed completed Bina220 to Mungaoli Kachi Mandsaur 76 LILO of both ckt of NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Badod- Kota/Modak completed completed 220kV line at Suwasra 220kV S/s (2XD/C) 77 LILO of one ckt of NA NA Subproject NA Subproject Neemuch 220- completed completed Mandsaur 132kV line at Budha 132kvS/s 78 LILO of both circuit NA NA Subproject NA Subproject of 132kV completed completed Gandhisagar- Suwasara/Garoth line at Suwasara 220kV Sub-station* *Earlier LILO of both ckt of Badod- Suwasra / Garoth 132kV line at Suwasra 220kV S/s

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Table 7.1: Public Consultation for Substations, additional transformers and associated Feeder Bays S. Subproject Capacity and Date Issues Outcomes of the No associated Discussed Public Feeder Bays Discussion 1 Balaghat/Kirnapur (2 x NA NA Subproject 400/132kv 100+40MVA) Completed +400kv FB(2) +132kv FB(4) 2 Waraseoni 132kV 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(2) Completed 3 Bada Malehra 40 MVA+132kV May 2019 No major NA 132/33kV FB(1) concerns reported. 4 Deonagar 40 MVA+132kV May 2019 People enquired Assured that 132/33kV FB(1) about disruption project is entirely of crop on government cultivation due land and would to the project. not encroach upon farmlands in any manner. 5 Belkheda 40MVA+132kV May 2019 People wanted Explained that the 132/33kV FB(1) to know if project activity project activity aims at improved would result in power electricity supply transmission in improvement. the state. 6 Karakbel 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV May 2019 People wanted Assured that no FB(2) to know about land acquisition land acquisition would result for the project. because of the project activity. 7 Saori 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(1) Completed 8 Palohabada (1X50) MVA; May 2019 No major NA 132/33kV S/s 132kV FB(1) concerns reported. 9 Patera 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(1) Completed 10 Additional +160 MVA NA NA Subproject Transformer at Completed Sidhi 220 (2nd) 11 Additional +160 MVA NA NA Subproject Transformer at Completed Kotar 220 (2nd) 12 Additional +160 MVA NA NA Subproject Transformer at Completed Chhatarpur (2nd) 13 Satna-II 132/33kV (2X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(2) Completed 14 Shahdol (1X60) MVA; NA NA Subproject 220/132kV S/s 220kV Completed (Upgradation) FB(2)+132kV FB(1) 15 Badnawar (2x315MVA) + NA NA Subproject 400/220kv 400kv FB (4) + Completed 220kv FB (4) +125MVAR bus

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S. Subproject Capacity and Date Issues Outcomes of the No associated Discussed Public Feeder Bays Discussion Reactor 16 Upgradation of (1x160MVA) + May 2019 People wanted Assured that no Chapda 132kv 220kv FB(2) to know about land acquisition S/S to 220kv land acquisition would result for the project. because of the project activity. 17 Upgradation of (1x160MVA) + NA NA Subproject Depalpur 132kv 220kv FB (1) Completed S/s to 220kv 18 Agrod 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 19 400/220kv 1x315 MVA NA NA Subproject additional Completed transformer at Chhegaon 400kv S/S 20 Teesgaon 40MVA+132kV May 2019 No major NA 132/33kV FB(1) concerns reported. 21 Bistan 132/33 kV 40 MVA+ 132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 22 Pandhana 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(2) Completed 23 Singhana 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(2) Completed 24 Talakpura 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(1) Completed 25 Kukshi 220/132kv 160 MVA + May 2019 People wanted Explained that 220kv FB(2) to know if crop sub project +132kv FB(1) will be damaged activity is entirely due to project on government activity. land. 26 Chhanera (2X160+1X50) NA NA Subproject 220/132kV S/s MVA 220kV Completed FB(2)+132kV FB(3) 27 Singot 132/33kV (1X50)MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(1) Completed 28 Salamatpur 40 MVA +132kv NA NA Subproject 132kv/33kv FB(1) Completed 29 Intkhedi 132kv 63 MVA +132kv NA NA Subproject /33kv FB(2) Completed 30 400/220kv 1x315 MVA NA NA Subproject additional Completed transformer at Bhopal 400kv S/S 31 Additional +160 MVA NA NA Subproject Transformer at Completed Mandideep 220 (2nd) 32 Narsinghgarh 40MVA +132kv May 2019 People wanted Explained that 132/33kv FB(1) to know if crop sub project will be damaged activity is entirely due to project on government activity. land. 33 Adampur 220/33kv 2x50MVA + May 2019 No major NA

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S. Subproject Capacity and Date Issues Outcomes of the No associated Discussed Public Feeder Bays Discussion 220kv FB(2) concerns reported. 34 Bilkisganj (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject 132/33kV S/s 132kV FB(1) Completed 35 Khujner/sindaota1 (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject 32/33kV 132kV FB(1) Completed 36 Additional +160 MVA NA NA Subproject Transformer at Completed Betul 220 (2nd) 37 Silvani 132kv 40 MVA +132kv NA NA Subproject /33kv FB(1) Completed 38 Udaipura 132/33kv 40MVA + 132kv NA NA Subproject FB(2) Completed 39 Bisnoor/Masod (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject 132/33kV 132kV FB(1) Completed 40 Chhayan 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 41 400kv Bus Reactor 1X125 MVAR NA NA Subproject at Nagda 400kv Completed S/S 42 Shyamgarh 40MVA+132kV May 2019 People wanted Explained that the 132/33kV FB(2) to know if project activity project activity aims at improved would result in power electricity supply transmission in improvement. the state. 43 Chinaur 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 44 Bhander 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(2) Completed 45 Pratappura 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(1) Completed 46 Kelaras 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 47 Gohad 132/33kV 63MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(2) Completed 48 Kapasi/ Paranth (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject 132/33kv 132kV FB(1) Completed 49 Mada 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(1) Completed 50 Khimlasa 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(1) Completed 51 Mungaoli 63MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject 132/33kV FB(2) Completed 52 Kothiya 132/33kV 40MVA+132kV NA NA Subproject FB(1) Completed 53 Rehli 132/33kV S/s (1X50) MVA; May 2019 People wanted Assured that no 132kV FB(1) to know about land acquisition land acquisition would result for the project. because of the project activity. 54 Suwasra (2X160+1X50) NA NA Subproject 220/132kV S/s MVA 220kV Completed FB(4)+132kV FB(4)

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S. Subproject Capacity and Date Issues Outcomes of the No associated Discussed Public Feeder Bays Discussion 55 Unhel 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(2) Completed 56 Budha 132/33kV (1X50) MVA; NA NA Subproject S/s 132kV FB(2) Completed

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8.0 Institutional set-up for EMP Implementation

19. Currently, The Madhya Pradesh Power transmission Company (MP Transco serves as the executing agencies (EAs) and implementing agencies (IAs) for the project. MP Transco has established project management units (PMUs) to implement the ADB loans in Madhya Pradesh Power Sector Program. They function as PMUs of the proposed project. Field level staff/engineer is deputed at divisional level who assumes primary responsibility for the environmental and social assessment as well as implementation of RPs for their respective components. Overall implementation of the EMP is carried out under the supervision of the Head, MP Transco-PMU. The PMUs are also responsible for managing the site activities related to safeguards and work closely with the field level staff. MP Transco has also established Project Implementation Units (PIUs) for the project. The PIU is headed by the Project Head who is overall in charge of project implementation. The PIU also consists of officers deputed to look after various aspects such as design, procurement, environmental and social aspects of the project. A field level staff/engineer is also deputed who assumes primary responsibility for the environmental and social assessment as well as implementation of RPs for their respective components.

20. All contractors currently working in various subprojects have appointed designated officers for ensuring environmental and safety requirements. Details are given below in table 8.0.

Table 8.0: Environmental and Safety Officer Details for all Contractors

S No Contractor Environmental Officer Safety Officer 1 M/s BHEL Mr. Arun Pratap Moriya, Mr. Mr. Arun Pratap Moriya, Mr. Umesh Kumar, Mr. B.C. Umesh Kumar, Mr. B.C. Singh, Singh, Mr. Lakhan Singh Mr. Lakhan Singh Meena Meena 2 M/s Vikran Mr. Sanjeev Acharya Mr. Shailendra Umale 3 M/s Kalptaru Mr. Anil Kumar Singh, Mr. Mr. Anil Kumar Singh, Mr. Chandra Shekhar Shastri, Chandra Shekhar Shastri, Mr. Mr. Rajeev Ranjan, Mr. Rajeev Ranjan, Mr. Azazul Haq, Azazul Haq, Mr. Vikash Mr. Vikash Oram and Mr. Arun Oram and Mr. Arun Kumar Kumar Panda Panda 4 M/s Punj Lyod Mr. Mahesh Kumar Mr. Shyam Kumar Singh 5 M/s Bajaj Mr. Anirudh Mishra Mr. Anirudh Mishra 6 M/s L&T Mr. Priyadarshan Prasad Mr. Manoj Kumar

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21. M/s XIDAS (XIDAS or the Xavier Institute of Development Action and Studies (XIDAS), Jabalpur) has been appointed as an environmental consultant by MPPTCL for preparing the environmental monitoring report. For this purpose, XIDAS personnel have carried out field surveys for ground truthing and for collecting data. The EMR has been prepared by XIDAS for MPPTCL.

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9.0 Follow-up actions and conclusions

25. In order to have sustainable development in the project, emphasis on the implementation of EMP has been given top most priority. Compliances to regulations as contained in ADB Loan Agreement are being met. MPPTCL is monitoring the implementation of environmental safeguards measures being undertaken by the contractor on regular basis. 26. Testing results for few substations and few parameters has been covered in this report. Testing of environmental parameters for remaining substatons and parameteres will be carried out and submitted during next monitoring period. Since there are no major negative impacts, no further mitigation measures are needed. Testing of environmental attributes for remaining substations and parameteres to be carried out and submitted during next reporting period. 27. Public consultation in the project is an ongoing activity and will be continued throught the length of the project.

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Annexure 1: Photographs of site visit and Consultation

Panagar 220-Patan 132kV DCSS line LILO of 400kv Seoni to Bhilai S/C line at Balaghat/Kirnapur

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