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Environmental Clearance for Proposed New POL Depot at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana Along with Receipt Pipe Environmental Clearance for proposed new POL Depot at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana along with receipt pipelines from IPS Barwala by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. Brief Summary NAME OF PROJECT: Environmental Clearance for proposed new POL Depot at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana along with receipt pipelines from IPS Barwala by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. CATEGORY: 6(b): Isolated Storage & handling of Hazardous Chemicals, as per EIA notification 14.09.2006. (Category B). LOCATION The site is situated at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana state. Latitude : 26°27'36.95"N Longitude : 80°11'30.03"E The total land (including the land required for proposed expansion) is under possession of BPCL. PROJECT PROFILE M/s. HPCL is a Government of India Enterprise with a Navratna Status, and a Forbes 2000 and Global Fortune 500 company. It had originally been incorporated as a company under the Indian Companies Act 1913. It is listed on the Bombay Stock exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE), India HPCL owns and operates two major POL Depots in the state of Haryana at “Rewari” in Rewari District and “Bahadurgarh” in Jhajjar District. The receipt of products at these locations is primarily through HMEL refinery and coastal storage Depot at Mundra. Two major cross country Pipelines have been implemented viz. Mundra-Delhi Pipeline and Raman Mandi-Bahadurgarh Pipeline to feed the locations. The Distribution facility at Bahadurgarh consists of T/T Gantry, Tank Wagon Loading Gantry and dedicated Pipeline to Tikrikalan Depot in New Delhi whereas the distribution at Rewari is through ABC Techno Labs India Pvt. Ltd Page 1 Environmental Clearance for proposed new POL Depot at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana along with receipt pipelines from IPS Barwala by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. Tank Truck only. Currently entire Harayana volumes are distributed through the two Depots located in southernmost part of the state and hence results in substantial secondary distribution cost. HPCL has therefore identified land for a Tap-off station cum Storage and Distribution Depot in Village Datta, Tehsil- Hansi of Hissar District. The proposed land is very close to Raman Mandi-Bahadurgarh Pipeline and therefore implementation of Tap-off point is feasible. Particulars Details Total Installed Total installed capacity of the POL depot will be 79,229 KL for Capacity storage of MS, HSD, Ethanol and Biodiesel. Land required Total Plot Area 45 Acres. Depot Area -41 Acres Approach road from Nearest road- 4 Acres Greenbelt / Plantation Total Green Area Planned - (33% of the Total Depot Area) Area (ha) Mode of Receipt of The product will be received through proposed 2 nos.of Product dedicated Pipeline which shall be laid in in common ROU from IPS, Barwala to the proposed Depot location. (Approx 10 km) Nearest highway The proposed POL depot is 5.1 km away from the SH 10 (The proposed project site is not abutting the road hence approx. 900 m long & 18m- 24 m wide corridor have been acquired from private owners for making approach road). Nearest railhead / Nearest Railway Station is Barwala about 19.5 km towards Railway station North West from proposed project site. Nearest airport Nearest airport is Delhi about 180 km towards South West from project site Defence installations None Archaeological None important places Wild life sanctuaries None Nearest major city Barwala – 18 km on North West direction from project site Rivers in 10-km None radius ABC Techno Labs India Pvt. Ltd Page 2 Environmental Clearance for proposed new POL Depot at Village- Datta, Tehsil: Hansi, Dist-Hisar, Haryana along with receipt pipelines from IPS Barwala by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. Particulars Details Hill ranges None Seismic zone The proposed plant-site area falls in Seismic Zone II as per IS 1893:2002 (Part-1), which is a highly sensitive seismic zone. RESOURCE REQUIREMENT i) Source and quantity of water Total fresh water requirement will be 5 KLD. Out of which 2 KLD will be required for domestic purposes and 3 KLD will be used for gardening. 1.0 KLD (approx) of sewage will be generated which shall be disposed through septic tank and soak pit. No trade effluent arises from this operation. ii) Power Construction Phase: 500 KVA sourced from HSEB or through DG sets Operation Phase: 1000 KVA sourced from HSEB and along side with DG sets of 2 x 600 KVA and 1 x 400 KVA capacity DG sets will be only used in case of HSEB power failures during operations. iii) Man power Total Manpower: 150 nos. during construction phase & approx. 45 nos. during operational phase. iv) Cost of the project The total cost of the proposed project has been estimated at Rs. 25,500 Lacs. --------- ABC Techno Labs India Pvt. Ltd Page 3 .
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