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COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT PROJECT (CCPP) Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria Semi-annual Environmental Monitoring Report Project Number: 37113-013 December 2019 Power System Efficiency Improvement Project ASHUGANJ 450 MW (NORTH) COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT PROJECT (CCPP) Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria Prepared by Ashuganj Power Station Company Limited (APSCL) for the Asian Development Bank. This Semi-annual Environmental Monitoring Report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. Environmental Safeguard Monitoring Report 11th Semi Annual (JULY– DECEMBER, 2019) Report ASHUGANJ 450 MW (NORTH) COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT PROJECT (CCPP) at Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria Ashuganj Power Station Company Limited (APSCL) TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2 1.1 Brief Project Description 2 1.2 Project Progress Status and Implementation Schedule 5 2.0 COMPLIANCE OF NATIONAL REGULATIONS 63 2.1 Environmental Conservation Rules 1997 54 2.1.1 Regulatory Compliance Progress 4 COMPLIANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL COVENANTS FROM THE ADB LOAN 6 3.0 AGREEMENT 3.1 Summary of Environmental Measures 6 3.2 Enhancement Measures 7 4.0 COMPLIANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 8 4.1 Major environmental activities of the project 8 4.2 Methodology 8 4.2.1 Methodology for Air Quality Assessment 8 4.2.2 Methodology for measuring Stack emission 9 4.2.3 Methodology for Ambient Noise Measurement 9 4.2.4 Methodology for Water Quality Measurement 10 4.3 Semiannually assessment of operation impact on air, water, noise, operation waste and 13 4.3.1 laborImpact camp on Airmanagement Quality 13 4.3.2 Impact on Noise Level 13 4.3.3 Impact on Water Quality 13 4.3.4 Impact on Soil Quality 13 4.3.5 Impact on waste and labor camp 25 4.4 Mitigation Measure 26 4.4.1 Air Quality 26 4.4.2 Water Quality 26 4.4.3 Noise Level 27 4.4.4 Solid Waste 27 4.5 Progress of Work 27 4.6 Work Shop, Mock Drill, Training Meeting And Discussion 28 5.0 SAFEGUARDS MONITORING RESULTS AND UNANTICIPATED IMPACTS 36 5.1 Safety assurance of the project site 36 5.2 Others 36 5.2.1 Weather condition 36 5.2.2 Other factors which affect the monitoring results 36 6.0 IMPLEMENTATION OF GRIEVENCE REDRESS MECHANISM AND 37 COMPLAINTS RECEIVED FROM STAKEHOLDERS 7.0 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 37 List of Tables Table: 2.1 Bangladesh Standards for Ambient Air 4 Table: 2.2 Bangladesh Standards for Noise 5 Table: 2.3 Bangladesh Standards for Ambient Air (Revised 111th July in 2005) 5 Table: 2.4 Bangladesh Standards for Noise (Revised 8th September in 2006) 6 Table: 2.5 List and status of regulatory requirements. 6 Table: 4.1 Measuring points of Ambient Air Quality 9 Table: 4.2 Measurement Point of Ambient Noise 9 Table: 4.3 Drinking Water Quality Testing parameter and methods of analysis 10 Table: 4.4 Sampling Points for Surface/River Water Quality Measurement 10 Table: 4.5 Surface/River Water Quality Testing parameter and methods of analysis 12 Table: 4.6 Sampling Points for Ground Water Quality Measurement 12 Table: 4.7 Ground Water Quality Testing parameter and methods of analysis 12 14 Table: 4.8 Ambient Air and Noise Quality Table: 4.9 Drinking Water Quality 18 Table: 4.10 River Water Quality 20 Table: 4.11 Ground Water Quality 22 Table: 4.12 Waste Water Quality 24 Table: 4.13 Stack Emission Record 25 25 Table 4.14 Monthly CO2 emission record (in ton) Table: 4.15 Soil Quality 25 Effect of project activities on physico-chemical environmental parameters during 26 Table: 4.16 operation phase Table: 4.17 List of Training Given to APSCL Employee 30 Table: 4.18 Implementation Status of EMP 31 Summary Statement on the site inspections, number and type of visits, consultations 32 Table: 4.19 undertaken and list of complaints received, notices issued for noncompliance etc List of Figures Figure 4.1 Sampling Points for Ambient Air Quality Measurement 9 Figure 4.2 Noise Measuring Points in Project Area 10 Figure 4.3 Sampling Points of Surface water 4 Figure 4.4 Sampling Points of Ground water 4 Annex:1 Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) 38 Semi Annual Monitoring Report For ASHUGANJ 450 MW (NORTH) COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT PROJECT (CCPP) (Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria) Period : 11th Semi Annual (July– December, 2019) Monitoring : Ambient Air, Water & Noise Quality EXECUTIVE SUMMARY During the period from July to December 2019 there is a discharge in control manner and for this, there is no impact on the living things in the water body. Air Pollution caused by dust emission from activities is controlled by good management practices like continuous water spray over the unpaved or bare surfaces, covering soil materials pile and by completing of the pavement of bare surfaces. Soil and water pollutions are also prevented by proper management like spill prevention and well drainage system. Solid waste is managed by the waste management plan. Noise pollution is also a regarding issue during generation of electricity. Noise level is reduced by proper traffic management system and using of environmental friendly high technology electricity generating units and auxiliaries where main generator and turbine is under canopy system with sound attenuation technique. Every personnel uses personal protective equipment to ensure own safety. The remarkable achievement in this period is that till now there is no record of accident or injury. APSCL is committed to keeping the accident level at Zero by implementing its proper occupational health and safety management system. This project also has a positive effect on the socio-economic condition. Local skilled and semi-skilled peoples are engaged in different levels of construction and operational activities and they are very happy for getting employment opportunities. 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION The objective of the environmental s a f e g u a r d management and monitoring is to record environmental impacts resulting from the project activities and to ensure implementation of the “mitigation measures” identified earlier in order to reduce adverse impacts and enhance positive impacts from specific project activities. Besides, it would also address any unexpected or unforeseen environmental impacts that operation phases of the project. The EMP clearly lay out: (a) the measures to be taken during both construction and operation phases of the project to eliminate or offset adverse environmental impacts, or reduce them to acceptable levels; (b) the actions needed to implement these measures; and (c) a monitoring plan to assess the effectiveness of the mitigation measures employed. Environmental management and monitoring activities for the under construction power plant project could be divided into management and monitoring: (a) during construction phase, and (b) during operation phase. The application of this plan involved an environmental control and monitoring of the work by a technical team to verify compliance with all the indications, limitations or environmental restrictions set forth in the Environmental Management Plan (EMP), EIA and the Project, with the minimize damage caused by work on the environment. The information obtained by the implementation of the Environmental Action Plan is required to define preventive measures or define corrective actions. The information generated as a result of implementing the Environmental Action Plan must be duly forwarded to the Department of Environment (DoE). 1.1 Brief Project Description A Combined Cycle Power Plant of Total net 450±20% MW capacity at site condition (35 ºC, 1.013 mbar, 98% R.H.) is installed by Ashuganj Power Station Company Limited inside the existing premises. The Power Station is connected with the Ashuganj 400 KV Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) Grid Sub- Station and also with Ashuganj 230 KV Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) Grid Sub-Station with necessary electrical equipment. The basic concept for the Ashuganj North project is a CCGT Plant based on one Gas Turbine Generator unit (GTG), one Unfired Heat Recovery Steam Generator and one Steam Turbine Generator unit (STG). Water-steam cycle is of three pressure levels (HP, IP and LP) with reheat. The Ashuganj 450 Mw (North) Combined Cycle Power Plant Project complex is located on the Southern bank of Meghna river, just outside and to the East of Bhairab Bridge. The power plant is located in Ashuganj under Ashuganj Upazilla. The entire p o w e r p l a n t is completely enclosed, covers an area of about 10.17 acres and is owned by the Ashuganj Power Station Company Limited (APSCL). 2 1.2 Project Progress Status and Implementation Schedule The basic concept for the Ashuganj north project is a CCGT Plant based on one Gas Turbine Generator unit (GTG), one Unfired Heat Recovery Steam Generator and one Steam Turbine Generator unit (STG).Water-steam cycle is of three pressure levels (HP, IP and LP) with reheat. General components of the CCGT project include the following: (i) 450 MW CCGT unit complete with necessary auxiliaries including air intake filtration facilities, inlet and exhaust silencers, control systems, bypass stack with delivery damper, gas fuel treatment system, (ii) Power generator for the gas turbine unit with all auxiliaries including cooling system, control system, excitation system; (iii) o n e Steam turbine unit complete
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