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Sub: Proceedings of the public hearing of the proposed expansion of Co- Generation Power Plant from 6 MW to 18 MW, by M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, Located at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak, Gokak-Taluk, Belagavi-District-reg.
Ref: 1. B O letter No.PCB/17Cat/419/HPI/20i7-18/3433, Dated: 20-09- 2017. 2. Public Hearing Conducted of 23/10/201/
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With reference to the matter cited above, proceedings both in English and Kannada of the public hearing of the proposed expansion of Co- Generation Pow^r Plant from 6 MW to 18 MW, by M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, Located at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak, Gokak-Taluk, Belagavi-District, held on 23-10-2017 has been submitted along with following documents for necessary information and further action.
1. Two sets of CD's & Photographs. 2. Two sets of power point presentation made by project proponents in public hearing. J s-n £ •^•*4 »>•*** /— ^ vo i r*- - ) . t VVi* — I S jliMHNM * ! ' y V/r LMO cJci.CMU This is submitted for your kind information and further needful. Yours faithfully Enviroi^pj^htbl Officer . / izatlon of the existing M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, i at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak and Taluk, Belagavi District, Karnataka State have proposed on of Co- Generation Power Plant from 6 MW to 18 MW, In ard Public Hearing is conducted on 23.10.2017 at 12.30 pm. : 23-10-2017. Time : 12.30 PM Venue : Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, Located at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak and Gokak Taluk Belagavi District, Karnataka State. M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, has proposed to expand (Development/ modernization) the existing M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, Located at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak and Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District, Karnataka State have proposed expansion *of Co- Generation Power Plant from 6 MW to 18 MW, In this regard Public Hearing conducted under the chairmanship of Additional Deputy Commissioner and Additional District Magistrate, Belagavi on 23.10.2017 at 12.30 PM. The Proceedings of the public hearing is as under: Place M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd, Located at Sy. No. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473, Gokak and Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District, Karnataka State Name of the Officers Present Annexure - 1 Representatives of the Project Annexure - 2 i I Irv4" »v Details of Public Participated Annexure - 3 Details of awareness conducted Annexure - 4 for public hearing Written Views submitted by the public Annexure - 5 Power Point Presentation Made Annexure - 6 in the Public hearing Page 1 of 7 i Jagadeesh I. H. requested to the Additional Deputy Commissioner and Additional District Magistrate and also the Presiding officer of the v Environment Public Hearing meeting to start the proceedings. Later instructed the industry representative and their consultants to make the } presentation about the expansion project of Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt. Ltd., , to the public. ) Environment Consultant M/s. Pioneer Enviro Laboratories and consultant Pvt. Ltd., explained about the environment impacts and mitigation measures recommended for the proposed expansion and modernization project of the ) Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt Ltd. The copy of the power point presentation is also enclosed with the proceedings vide Annexure-6. i ) The views expressed by the public and replies given by the industry representative and consultants during the public hearing are as follows: ) 1. Kadappa. Durgappa. Mestri: Resident of Gokak. - • He expressed that in the past (lOyears) there was a objectionable > smell around the premises. Recently Roquette Industry has initiated to ) mitigate the intensity of smell by innovative approaches and the smell is remarkably reduced. By the existence of this company around 3,000 3 people directly and 30,000 people indirectly benefited and maintaining , their livelihood. He requested industry to provide electricity to the Gokak city under expansion project. ) 2. Yallappa. Halappa. Sannanayak. Resident of Gokak falls. He expressed that as prime minster brought Swatch Bharath Andolan > and in the same way the company has adopted best environmental ) practices. The company has made mass medical eye check-up campaign in Urdu Primary school, Naka no.l Gokak and company has ) provided spectacles to the students who are deficient eyesight's and ^ appreciated the same. Further company has provided nutrients for the sdcjs sunenng rrom cubercusosis under CSR activities. Company has ) provided dean drinking water facilities in kanagaon, Koiavi, ) Shindikurbet and Maradimath. He wish the industry to continue the social service in the interest of public and workers in near future also. .) 3. V Sunanda Reddy : Resident of Nalanda Dist, Telangana I am the first Environmentalist in India to support industries. Generally ) Environmentalist opposes industries, but I support the industries, ■j He expressed his concern for the employment and environment. I visited various states in India and attended Public Hearings for 3 supporting industries. He requested company authorities to explore rain water harvesting and to make arrangements to store rain water. He suggested to conduct industrial skill development trainings and } Page 3 of 7 i company is backbone of Gokak. After the installation of this will provide direct labor & indirect la id that the company has made an attempt to eradicate He opined that company has spent sufficient budget to greenery and for many social activities. He expressed, I am farmer & this company has helped the society. The company has installed sufficient Solar Lamps across the streets, which has helped the public and the company has renovated nearby Government Schools by providing basic amenities. By the existence of this industry around 3000 employees are working in this industry and indirectly 9000 people maintaining their livelyhood including family members, transporters and many others and is helping as like a mother. He expressed that the baseline data collected by the consultants (Air ambient, water and soil.samples) within lOKm of surrounding'area are within the norms of PCB. Please collect crop production details from near agriculture land. He suggested improve rain water harvesting schemes within premises to improve the ground water levels and it will compensate the deficiencies of water in Ghataprabha river during summer. Further suggested to improve the green belt to 50% and to plant (fruit and medicinal) trees in nearby villages and along road sides. Employment preference has to be given to the local people and give good drinking water and education facilities to the villagers. He requested to form coordination committee to implement CSR activities. He requested public hearing pane! committee to recommend to MoEF to issue permission. He expressed the concern for Ozone layer protection. The responsibility of handing over the good environment to the future generation is lies with us and the company is also working towards the same. He expressed the best practices and the RO technologies adopted in the company for reuse of about 80% of waste water in the process. The company is also thinking about the future generation. And he requested to the company authorities to improve the solar energy systems. The company has developed remarkable greenbelt in the premises to compensate greenhouse gases. He welcomed the project for many indirect benefits for the society. Page 5 of 7 and its environment impact, the company authorities and consultants clarified that, since the proposed unit proposes 73 mts height chimney to boiler & wind is not in that direction is surrounded by natural hillocks and survey study says that, the wind direction is not towards Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary. In spite company is already proposed various Bio-diversity and wild life conservation plans to sustain Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary, Since the Gokak is surrounded by many tourist places, I request company authorities, to improve tourism locations, natural beauties in near future. I wish the proposed project of the comoany will improve and develop the company, locality and surrounding tourism places and prosperity of the society. 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SubSuggestions for Public Hearing dated : 23-10-2017 of M/s, Roquette RMdjiL Siddhi Private Ltd. Proposed to Expansion of Co-generation power plant from 6MW to 18MW atGokak Village &Taluk, Belagavi District, Kamataka State. I V.Sunanda Reddy, I am the first Environmentalistin India to support Industrial development my best wishes and supporting the Management of M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Ltd. Gener- ally Envrionmentalists opposses Industries. But I am hole heartedly supporting planning setting up an ' industiy to ProposedExpansionofCo-generatlon power plant from 6MW to IBMW.Becausein India )_ approximately 40 crores youth between the age group of 18 to 35 years are waiting for Employment opportunities and urgentneedofmdustrial Development of Kamataka State. At the same time here isa necessity to protect the Ecological balance. I am giving you few suggestions to maintain- the j Ecological balance and development of your industry. 1. Yofrconsultani have already couductcd baseline survey of air,-water j land it is very good. My request is please collect the data of the health status of the people, Data of Crop Production status and ground water availability status within 10 Kms radius. It is very useful in future and utilize as a parameter to take precautinory affective measures to maintain ecological balance. 2. You have only 97 Acres of land for this industry in this land total rain water received approxi- mately 35 Crore litre for annum. My humbly request you to construct water harvesting struc- tures and storage structures to store the water it is useful for you usage in Industry and also develop ground water levels in this area. And also whatever usage water for your industry. Col- lect and storage in rain season it is useful in non rain days for your industry. Contd 2 y\jKj i ?\ur\s r\cuu I, m a. llb Environmentalist President Dharithri Paryavarana Parirakshana Samstha H.No.6-7-414, Shivaji Nagar, Nalgonda Dist.-508001, Teiangana State Cell: 9848179729, 8985929148 Email: sunandareddyvootkuril [email protected] Dated : 06-10-2017 The Regional Ottlcer, Regional Office, Belagavi KSPCB, Kamataka State. .. SubSuggestions for Public Hearing dated : 23-10-2017 ofM/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Ltd. Proposed to Expansion of Co-gencration power plant from 6MW to L8MW at Gokak Village & Taluk, Belagavi District, Kamataka State. I V.Sunanda Reddy, I am the first Environmentalist in India to support Industrial development, my best wishes and supporting the Management of M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Ltd. Gener- ally Envrionmentalists opposses Industries. But I am hole heartedly supporting planning setting up an industry to Proposed Expansion of Co-generation power plant from 6MW to 18MW. Because in India 40 crores youth between the age group of 18 to 35 years are waiting for Employment opportunities and urgent need of industrial Development of Kamataka State. At the same time here is a great necessity to protect the Ecological balance. I am giving you few suggestions to maintain the You consultant have already conducted baseline survey of air, water, land it is very good. My request is please collect the data of the health status of the people. Data of Crop Production status and ground water availability status within 10 Kms radius. It is very useful in future and utilize as a parameter to take precautinory affective measures to maintain ecological balance. You have only 97 Acres of land for this industry in this land total rain water received approxi- mately 35 Crore litre for annum. My humbly request you to construct water harvesting struc- tures and storage structures to store the water it is useful for you usage in Industry and also develop ground water levels in this area. And also whatever usage water for vour industry. Col- lect and storage in rain season it is useful in non rain days for your industrv. ::2:: ^ 3. You have planed takeup plantation 3 3% Land is very good. My Suggestion is to takeup plan- tation 40-50% is very esential to contorl presure on ecological Balance because indian papu- lation is increasing 10 crores for every 10 years. It is very preserised on natural resources. 1 4. Please take up village plantation in nearby villages and also avenue plantation for internal } roads on which roads your vehicles transport the materials to control dust pollution. My request is you should give priority to plant fruit baring plants and medicinal value plants instead of normal plants it is useful to control dust pollution and also aviiable fruits in near * by villages. ) 5. Please give top priority to the local educated unemployed youth to give employment in your industry. 6. My humble request is to promote skill development training to unemployed youth to better 1 skills useful to get employment chances in your industry remaining youth to get jobs in ) other places. Countries like Japan and Korea 95% of youth they got skill development in India only 5 to 6 percentyouth skilled persons. 7. My request is to form a co-ordination committies with you company officials, Govt. Offi- .> cials and PCB Officials and villages to take up plan of action of CSR budget it is very ) useful and meaning fill to take up demend .oriented works. Which is very essential to village development. Please discourage target oriented works. With this activity a agreat crediability comes to you. .) 8. My request you should take proper Pollution control precautionery measures to control Air ) pollution, Water pollution, Land pollution and Noise pollution. Once again my best wishes and supporting to you industrial development at the ) same time please maintain the Ecological balance and environmental safety. I am congratulating your environmental consultany which has prepared detailed EIA report to your project is very good and satisfactory. ) I am requesting the public hearing panel committee to recomend the MOEF to give un conditioned permission to M/s. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Ltd. Proposed to Ex- pansion of Co-generation power plant from 6MW to 18MW at Gokak Village & Taluk, > Belagavi District, Kamataka State. Thanking you, Yours faithfully (YSunutida L"(Ulv) No: 1702/2007 THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, Gokak, ^Belagavi2 Regional office, Date: 23.10.2017. JSelagavi Dist KSPCB. 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M8« 2 6s 7 @ - ' [email protected] f WELCOME TO THE PUBLIC HEARING for Presentation for Proposed expansion of co-generation power plant from 6 MW to 18 MW by Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Limited Sy. Nos. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473 , Gokak (Village & Taluk), Belagavi District, Karnataka Date : 23/10/2017 PLANT DETAILS Name of the Plant : Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Limited Location of the plant : Sy. Nos. 250, 259, 260, 262, 471, 263 and 473 , Gokak (Village & Taluk), Belagavi District, Karnataka Existing CTE & CTO Obtained for products : S. No Unit Product Capacity Liquid Glucose, Dextrose 1200 TPD powder and syrup, 1 Maize grinding Monohydrate, Maltodextrine, Germ etc., 2 Co-gen Electricity 6 MW (Biomass/ Coal) Proposed Expansion Expansion of cogeneration power plant from 6 MW to 18 MW Cost of the Expansion Project : Rs. 62 Crores Total land : 97 Acres already acquired. Proposed expansion will be taken up in the existing plant premises. No additional land envisaged for expansion project. TOR issued by MOEF&CC, New Delhi TOR letter has been issued vide letter F.No. J-13012/06/ 2016- IA.I(T) dated 26th July 2016 2 Plant layout ■ \W \ 3 M-MQT r.-.tj. " "-3PJI l"'5-TT 10 Km RADIUS N TOPOTopo MAP Map p.rn- •ift'ieif" SHOWING SITE SURROUNDINGS(10 Km. radius)A —- ■w»- '• 1 cenlime!Br= 1,186 meiers LEGEND ■p>- -irusx v".\; • GPS POINTS ft' — PLANT SITE BOUNDARY DOW'ITC'** I'lWiOC* ■ 1 * -i6 ire* < *!t r*m ~ ■* >< Sbu' T* -p L> >- ss i: — . t: >1/ ■P: i ' •* •»• ft y -Id'lffB'k _ . i c-ii 0.- 77 • • I • u » • / 4_V> / I •/» ,»p ■MOI .or py <1 £31 - JLj ?1 5qu(C«:- Surve/ or Jr The plant area does not fall under the industrial areas / cluster, which are listed in MoEF office memorandum dated 13th January 2010 & its subsequent amendments. Gokak is the Nearest habitation at a distance of 0.61 Kms. from the existing plant. Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary exists at distance of 7.35 Kms. from the existing plant. There are no National Parks, Tiger Reserves, Biosphere reserves and Elephant Corridors within 10 Km. radius of the plant. No forest land is involved in the plant site. Ghataprabha river is flowing at distance of 0.42 Kms from the boundary (0.88 Kms. from proposed co- gen power plant site) & Markandeya river ( A Tributary to Ghataprabha river)is flowing adjacent to the existing plant. Boundary in SW to SE direction. Dupdhal dam is exists at distance of 6.8 Kms. From the existing plant. Gokak water falls which is a tourist place exists at distance of 3.1Kms from the existing plant. Reserved Forest ( un named) is present adjacent the existing site boundary in SSW to NW direction. 5 MARKHANDEYA•/ • • • •• /• < • • • RIVER• • • FLOW•• • .v •» ^ *■ rtp-' r-.'.- * RAIN WATER HARVESTING PONDS % Plant Configuration The following is the plant configuration of existing and proposed expansion project. Capacity Total Existing S.No. Unit Product In Operation Proposed Permission (As per CTO) Expansion (As per CTE ) Liquid Glucose, Dextrose 1200 TPD powder and 1200 TPD 1200 TPD Maize 1 Maize grinding syrup, Maize Processing Maize --- Monohydrate, Processing Maltodextrine, Processing Germ, etc. 2 Co-gen Electricity 6 MW 6 MW 12 MW 18 MW (Biomass/Coal) Raw Material Requirement The following will be the fuel requirement for the proposed expansion project. S.NO FUEL GCV QUANTITY SOURCE METHOD OF (KCALS/KG) (TPD) TRANSPORTATION 1 Imported Coal 4140 (on ARB) 570 Indonesia By Sea route , Rail & OR by road Covered 5300 ( on ADB) trucks (or) 2 Indian Coal 3970 (on ARB) 581 SCCL, By Road in covered OR Telangana trucks 5200 ( on ADB) (or) 3. Biomass 2100 (on ARB) 300 Sugar plants By road in covered (Bagasse) + in the area, trucks 280 Indonesia By Sea route , Rail & + by road Covered Imported Coal trucks Note: Primary fuel usage for steam and power generation is Imported coal (around 95%). Bagasse will be used as and when available. 8 Manufacturing process The proposed expansion of power plant will comprise of 1X12 MW. The whole process comprises of generating heat energy in the boiler and then converting heat energy generated in the CFBC Boiler into mechanical energy in the turbine and further converting this mechanical energy generated in the turbine into electrical energy in the alternator. Coal (Indigenous / Imported) and Biomass will be used as fuels in the boiler. The combustion of the fuel generates the heat energy in the boiler. This heat energy is transferred to heat transfer area provided in different areas like (bed coils, water wall, Steam Drawn/mud drum, bank tubes, economizer, super heater, air pre-heater). This heat will be transferred to the water which will pass through and steam is generated and this steam will be further super heated in the super heater so that dry super heated steam will be generated. The quantity of the steam generated in the boiler will be 100 TPH. This Steam will be fed into the turbines and this steam expands in the turbine and generates mechanical energy i.e., it starts rotating the Rotor at high speed and further this mechanical energy will be converted into electrical energy in the alternator. The power generated at the alternator terminals will be 12 MW. The following are the environmental advantages of CFBC Boiler. •The efficiency of CFBC Boiler is high and the environmental emissions will be much less. •Limestone to be used as bed material in CFBC Boiler will help in absorbing the SO2 emissions consequently SO2 emissions will reduce significantly. •Due to lower combustion temperature formation of Thermal NOx will be eliminated. Accordingly NOx emissions will reduce. MANUFACTURING PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM Steam stream Raw Water ErJUn WTP Coal Hopper I 4 MGF Coal Belt Conveyor i I RO Plant Coal Top Vibrator 1 SAC Coal imcacwr I Coal Bottom Vibrator Degasser 4 Belt Conveyor zn WBA I Bunker HZ ~r~ Coal Feeder Air Ml' Boiler Furnace DM water Storage Tank PA/SA FAN Boiler and Air CorQar turbine Flue Gas S-4 system Economizer De-aerator * Air Heater FD FAN I Feed Pump Steam S-5 Dense phase i TurBint ash handling ESP Economizer system S-6. 7 S-Ash collection 1 Reemtvs -* ID FAN points In Dense Boiler phase ash Handling system Ash Silo- O ^ Chimney * • pre— «»•" -ita proeaMlm • tnreucn » 10 PROPOSED CO-GENERATION POWER PLANT DETAILS Boiler Details Capacity of Boiler proposed 100 TPH Fuels proposed Imported coal( Primary fuel) /Indian coal /Biomass Pressure 110 kg/cm2 Emission control system Electro Static Precipitator The flue gases from the Boiler will be designed to comply with Latest MOEF norms for new Thermal power plants. Steam Turbine Generator Details Type of Turbine Extraction cum Back pressure Capacity of STG 12 MW Voltage 11 KV 11 Water Requirement & Source Water required for the proposed 12 MW power plant will be sourced from Ghataprabha River. Total water additional requirement for proposed 12 MW power plant will be 720 KLD (as per latest norms for TPP @ 2.5 m3/MWH). This includes make-up water for Boiler, DM plant regeneration water & Plant service water. Total water requirement for 12 MW power plant : 2947 KLD Total condensate recycle : (-) 1697 KLD Other recycled water : (-) 530 KLD Net water requirement : 720 KLD Present Water drawl permission from Ghataprabha river is 1.0 CUSEC (2450 KLD). Pipe line already exist to transport water from Ghataprabha river upto the plant. Same pipeline will be adequate for water transport after power plant expansion also. Water drawl permission will be obtained to draw water from Ghataprabha river for the additional 720 KLD required for expansion of power plant. We have submitted application to Irrigation department, Government of Karnataka 12 BASELINE DATA (OCTOBER, 2016 TO DECEMBER, 2016.) AIR QUALITY : Ambient air quality was monitored for PM2.5, PM10, SO2, NOx, CO & Mercury (Hg) at 9 stations for one season as per MoEF guidelines. The following are the concentrations of various parameters at all the monitoring stations : 3 PM2.5 : 11.1 – 41.7 µg/m 3 PM10 : 23.4 – 69.8 µg/m 3 SO2 : 6.1 – 16.8 µg/m 3 NOx : 6.9 – 20.5 µg/m CO : 228 - 835 µg/m3 Mercury (Hg) : Concentration levels of Hg is BDL WATER QUALITY : Ground water samples have been collected at 8 stations along with surface water samples and analyzed for various Physico-Chemical & bacteriological parameters. The water samples are within the permissible limits of IS: 10500 & IS: 2296 for ground & surface water samples respectively. NOISE LEVELS: Noise levels were measured at 8 locations during day time & Night time. The noise levels at the monitoring stations are ranging 42.00 dBA to 61.35 dBA. BOILER STACK DETAILS A stack height of 73 m will be provided to the 100 TPH boiler for effective dispersion of sulphur dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. In the proposed 100 TPH Boiler, Electrostatic precipitator will be provided for effective treatment of flue gases from the boiler to bring down the particulate matter concentration in the exhaust gases to less than 30 mg/Nm3. The boiler and the ESP will be interlocked in such a way that in case the ESP fails, the raw material feed to the boiler will stop and consequently there will be no steam generation in the Boiler. The following are the boiler stack details of the proposed Distillery project. with 100 % with 100 % Imported Coal + Imported coal Indian coal Biomass(49 : 51) S.No. Parameter Unit For 1X12 MW For 1X12 MW For 1X12 MW 1. Number of Stacks 1 1 1 2. Height of the stack m 73 73 73 3. Internal dia of stack m 2.2 2.2 2.2 4. Volumetric flow rate per stack m3/sec 68.4 76.0 57.0 5. Exit velocity of flue gas m/sec 18 20 15 6. Temperature of flue gas 0C 160 160 160 7. SO2 emission quantity g/s 4.79 5.39 4.00 8. NOX emission quantity g/s 4.79 5.32 4.00 9. PM emission quantity g/s 1.44 1.60 1.20 (with ESP online) NET RESULTANT MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS DUE TO THE PROPOSED PROJECT The emissions from the proposed expansion project are PM10, SO2, NOx & CO. The predictions of Ground Level Concentrations have been carried out using ISC - 3 model. Meteorological data such as wind direction, wind speed, max. and min. temperature collected at the site have been used as input data to run the model. The following are details. NET RESULTANT MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS DUE TO THE EXPANSION PROJECT (if 100 % Imported Coal is used) 3 Item PM10 SO2 NOX CO (g/m ) (g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3) Maximum baseline conc. in the study area 69.80 16.80 20.50 835.00 Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations 0.12 0.40 0.40 -- due to the proposed expansion project Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations due to the vehicular emissions during operation of 0.24 -- 1.80 1.20 expansion project Net resultant concentrations during operation of the 70.16 17.2 22.7 836.2 plant National Ambient Air Quality Standards 100 80 80 2000 NET RESULTANT MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS DUE TO THE EXPANSION PROJECT (if 100 % Indian Coal is used) 3 Item PM10 SO2 NOX CO (g/m ) (g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3) Maximum baseline conc. in the study area 69.8 16.8 20.5 835 Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations 0.12 0.41 0.40 due to the proposed expansion project -- Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations due to the vehicular emissions during operation of 0.24 -- 1.80 1.20 expansion project Net resultant concentrations during operation 70.16 17.21 22.7 836.2 expansion of power plant National Ambient Air Quality Standards 100 80 80 2000 NET RESULTANT MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS DUE TO THE EXPANSION PROJECT (49% Imported Coal & 51 % Biomass is used) Item PM10 SO2 NOX CO (g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3) (g/m3) Maximum baseline conc. in the study area 69.8 16.8 20.5 835 Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations 0.11 0.38 0.38 due to the proposed expansion project --- Maximum predicted incremental rise in Concentrations 0.24 -- 1.80 1.20 due to the vehicular emissions due expansion project Net resultant concentrations during operation of the 70.15 17.18 22.68 836.2 plant National Ambient Air Quality Standards 100 80 80 2000 Environmental Management Plan Details of Boiler The emissions of concern due to the proposed expansion power plant are Particulate Matter (PM), Sulphur dioxide, Oxides of Nitrogen and Fugitive dust. One stack of 73 m for the 100 TPH Boiler will be provided for effective dispersion of SO2 emissions into the atmosphere. •Electro Static Precipitator (ESP) will be provided to bring down the Particulate emission in the exhaust gas to less than 30 mg/Nm3. •Interlocking system will be provided to ESP, which will work in such a way that whenever ESP fails, the fuel feed to the boiler will stop and the boiler will trip down and there will be no power generation till the ESP is rectified. •All the conveyors will be covered with GI sheets to prevent the fugitive dust emission into the atmosphere. •Adequate dust suppression system like fog type and water spray system has been installed in the material unloading areas of existing plant. As there will be no change in coal storage quantity, no such additional systems will be required for the expansion project. •Flue gas velocity of 22 m/s will be maintained. 3 •Low NOx burners will be provided to restrict the NOx emission to less than 100 mg/Nm . •Sulphurdioxide emissions will be less than 100 mg/Nm3. •Mercury emissions will be less than 0.03 mg/Nm3 •Extensive greenbelt already developed all around the plant area & proposed additional greenbelt will further reduce the air emissions •All the existing internal roads are already asphalted. New internal roads proposed as part of capacity enhancement will also be asphalted. This will attenuate the fugitive dust emission further due to the vehicular movement. •Water spraying will be done frequently at coal stock yard to control the fugitive dust. •Dust extraction system with bag filters will be provided at material transfer points and junction towers. •The net resultant Ground Level Concentrations (baseline concentration + max. predicted incremental rise in Concentration) of PM, SO2 and NOx during the operation of both existing, expansion of the power plant will be within the National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Hence there will not be any adverse impact on the air environment due to the proposed 12 MW power plant. •All the CREP recommendations will be implemented. Wastewater generation The wastewater generation from existing plant is 1200 KLD. The wastewater generated from the proposed expansion power plant will be 237.8 KLD. Total effluent generation from the existing and proposed expansion will be 1437.8 KLD. The liquid effluents from expansion mainly consist of Boiler blow down & DM plant regeneration. The effluents Boiler blow-down and D.M. Plant regeneration generated from the expansion project will be treated in existing effluent treatment plant of designed capacity of 3,000 KLD. The residues generated will be utilized in sledge drying beds. No effluent will be sent outside the plant premises. Zero liquid effluent discharge system is being followed in the existing plant and similar practice will be maintained after expansion also. ESP: Air Pollution Control Systems Solid Waste Generation & Disposal The following will be the solid waste generation & proposed method of disposal from the 12 MW power plant. QUANTITY Ash from METHOD OF DISPOSAL (TPD) The fly ash collected in silo in this process and is being Indian coal (100 %) 93 disposed to Cement industries & brick manufacturers. Or The fly ash collected in silo in this process and is being Imported coal (100 %) 24 disposed to Cement industries & brick manufacturers. Or Biomass (Bagasse) 5.4 The fly ash collected in silo in this process and is being + 9.6 disposed to Cement industries & brick manufacturers. Imported coal NOISE POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES The major noise generating sources in the proposed 12 MW power plant will be STG, boiler, feed pumps, D.G. Sets. Acoustic enclosures will be provided to STG. All machinery will be manufactured as per MoEF/OSHA & other international standards on noise levels. The major noise levels will be confined to the working zones of the plant. The Leq of eight hours will be within the prescribed standards. Acoustic enclosures are provided to the STG. Community noise levels are not likely to be affected due to the proposed green belt and attenuation due to the physical barriers. The ambient noise levels will be less than 75 dBA during day time & less than 70 dBA during night time Recommendations •Acoustic enclosures to be provided to STG. •The impact can reduce by adopting shock absorbing techniques. •The Noise absorption to improve by using hollow concrete blocks in the construction of the proposed Plant. •Ear plugs to be provided to the workers and this shall be enforced strictly. •Further greenbelt proposed to be developed will help in further attenuating the noise levels. Advanced Waste Water Treatment Units AEROBIC TREATMENT : CAP- 10,000 M3 MEE FOR ZLD RO TECHNOLOGY /J. V Recycle and Reuse of Treated Effluent: M3 / DAY 800 705 700 660 600 500 420 389 400 300 269 200 200 100 0 2013 2014 2015 2016 Dec-16 2017 (Jan-Sept) GREENBELT DEVELOPMENT PLAN •Total land of the existing plant is 97.0 acres, out of which 37 acres (including additional as per advice of MOEF&CC to develop 100m wide greenbelt on river side) (38.1 % of total area) of Greenbelt has already been developed in the existing plant premises to mitigate the pollution impacts. In the existing plant/saplings of 11,135 numbers already exist. The following are the list of Plant Species and numbers existing in the plant premises Sl. No. Species Name Population Nos. 1 Neem 1275 2 Ashoka 1000 3 Eucalyptus 2000 4 Subabal 1500 5 Mango 25 6 Arali 100 7 Nelli 50 8 Gulmohar 200 9 Akashir 200 10 Nerale 25 11 Wild Zali 2000 12 Fintofarm 300 13 Bamboo 300 Total 8975 The following are the list of ornamental plant Species and numbers existing in the plant premises Sl. No. Species Name Population Nos. 1 Bogan Vella 500 2 Night Queen 150 3 Rose 150 4 Khabali 1000 5 Gagan Mallige 60 6 Habiscus 100 7 Ficos 200 Total 2160 COMMITMENT & SUSTAINING GREENARY ACROSS PREMISES : RAINWATER HARVESTING Rainwater harvesting structures have been constructed to harvest the run-off water from roof tops by laying a separate storm water drainage system for recharging of ground water. Rain harvesting has been taken-up in consultation with State Ground Water Board. The harvested water is being reused to meet plant water requirements. The organisation is committed to adopt rain water harvesting schemes. The plant site is surrounded by hillocks and there are natural streams. Recently a survey is conducted by the group of engineers and the team is identified most suitable, compatible and wide area, where the rain water runoff from the hillocks can be collected. The proposed area of dimensions are 90 mtr x 50 mtr x 4.5 mtr, which has a storage capacity of approx. 20,000 m3. Earthen work is completed, surrounding bunds have been constructed. EMPLOYEMENT The proposed expansion project creates employment to 200 people during construction and existing staff are adequate for operation of the proposed expansion project. m WM W w I I9l- iw.. , B ■u ; u SOCIO ECONOMIC WELFARE ACTIVITIES (CSR ACTIVITIES TAKEN UP ) The following CSR activities are taken up in the nearby villages for the years 2015-16 & 2016-17. EDUCATION SCHOOL NAME PLACE WORK BUDGET AMOUNT (IN RS.) Govt. Kannada Higher Primary school Maradimatt Midday meals shed, Flooring, Chain link fencing , 7,27,002 Painting & RO Plant Govt. Kannada Lower Primary school Sindikurbet Roof Work / Tiling / Wooden Beams / Painting of 5,99,736 class rooms & RO plant Abdul Kalam Primary and college Gokak Partions / RO Shed, RO plant 3,66,027 Govt. Kannada Higher Primary school Lakshmi Badavani Roof work, Toilet and Drinking water tank 2,38,217 Govt. Kannada Lower Primary school Neibouring school Flooring, Toilet renovation, Painting 1,11,500 Govt. First Grade degree college Gokak Plastering / Water Proofing /Complete Renovation 2,01,500 of Kitchen & Toilets, Painting, Govt Kannada Higher Primary School Khangaon Drinking water facility and Roof work, (RO plant) 3,53,350 High School & PU College Ankalgi Drinking water facility and Alu partation work, (RO 3,57,650 plant) Govt Kannada Higher Primary School Benchanmaradi Drinking water facility and flooring & aluminium 3,12,350 paratition (RO plant) Govt. KLPS Ashraibadavani Gokak Compound wall / Roof Work / Drinking Water 2,18,300 Tank/ Fitting (RO Plant) Total (A) 34,85,632 HEATH TB HIV Awareness Programme Belgaum Nutrional Supplements for Paediatric Patients 1,30,000 Total (B) 1,30,000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT River Cleaning Gokak Water Weeds removal to the distance of 2 Kms in 2,00,000 the Markandeya River which is a drinking water source for Gokak Town Total (C ) 2,00,000 Solar Street Lamps Gokak 30 Solar street lamps installed all along the Gokak 4,50,000 falls road - Distance covered 2.50 Kms Total (D) 4,50,000 Sub Total ( A+ B+ C+D) 42,65,632 CSR – RO PLANT INSTALLED TO FACILITATE CLEAN DRINKING WATER FOR PUBLIC & TOURISTS AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE GOKAK FALLS A HOQUBTTB Hlddhl Siddiii ROOUETTH RIOOHISIODHI PRIVATE UMTQ V * . L-i CSR – INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LAMPS ON THE WAY TO GOKAK FALLS FROM MARKANDEYA RIVER BRIDGE . t . o^.T e> CSR – INAUGURATION OF DRINKING RO PLANT AT ABDUL KALAM URDU SCHOOL, GOKAK BY HON`BLE MINISTER . SHRI. RAMESH JARKIHOLI GOVT OF KARNATAKA f— Watcrk □NATED BY ROQU HON. SHRl RAWSH JARXIMn M0fcJ«RU0I Af( smwjojjA HOW SWIHBUAil 120 5 36 *6 fB-SI Wl* > / ' '1-22 GOKAK: CSR ACTIVITIES: BIODIVERSITY: UNIT HAS INITIATED TO CLEAN THE ADJACENT RIVER MARKHANDEYA FOR SEASONAL GROWING HYACINTH TO PROTECT ECOLOGY BEFORE AFTER /? r r ' v J r fj5 r -: : - -rs^k :• »»♦ v ••-! ■ '■ y " * ' * T, r c 3 wm •v-* ■n 4 SOCIO ECONOMIC WELFARE ACTIVITIES (CSR ACTIVITIES PROPOSED) A budget of Rs.35.0 Lakhs/ Annum has been earmarked CSR activities. The management is committed to uplift the standards of living of the villagers by undertaking following activities / responsibilities. The following CSR activities will be taken up in surrounding area and break up of expenditure for CSR activities. S. No. Item Expenditure per Annum (Rs. in Lakhs) 1. Health care 7.0 Dental camp Eye camp Awareness programmer on health Supply of essential Medicines for chronic diseases( HIV, TB) 2. Education 12.0 Supply of Books, uniforms Construction Toilets in Schools Providing computers Supply of sports materials Supply of scientific equipment Construction noon meal sheds 3. Community development 16.0 Drinking water plants in villages Cleaning of rivers Providing solar street lamps in villages Training to Rural women on self-employment Sponsoring Rural sports Promotion of local traditional arts & crafts Training programme for farmers on scientific farming and advance techniques Awareness programme on usage of organic manure TOTAL 35.0 COST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION The detailed break up for environmental protection is furnished below S.No. Item Cost (in Rs. lakhs) 1. Air Emission Control Systems & Dust suppression systems 300 2. Environment lab 20 3. Storm water drains 25 4. Greenbelt development & Landscaping at certain areas etc. 15 5. Noise Level management 05 6. Occupational Health & safety 100 7. Waste lube oil storage & disposal 2 8. Sludge removal, Storage 3 9. Ash Management 50 Total 520 Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary rvS?; . . . »*>* f.y. » i..i^l Proposed Action Plan for Environment Protection of Ghataprabha Bird sanctuary Amount Sl. No. Particulars Rs in Lakhs Construction of 1 Pond in depression of the Island with 2 1 5.00 waste weirs at Dhupdal Improvement to habitat with planting trees useful for 2 5.00 roosting & nesting of birds Stabilization of the island’s bank against flood erosion at 3 3.00 Dupdal Upgradation of watch tower, boating facilities and 4 8.50 approach road in GBS for tourism 5 Creation of green belt- close to the CPP in the RF- Kannur 7.50 Eradication of Ipomia & planting of reeds/ other cuttings 6 3.00 and Biological control of Parthenium LS Deployment of anti-poaching waters during breeding 7 3.50 season 8 L.S & unforeseen 0.50 36.00 Grand Total EXPENDITURE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING (PER ANNUM) • Ambient Air Quality, Sack monitoring, Effluent analysis, Ground water quality, Noise levels will be monitored regularly as per CPCB norms and the analysis reports will be submitted to Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Bangalore & State Pollution Control Board regularly. Online monitoring system will be installed to the stack. • A third party will be engaged to monitor all the environmental parameters as per CPCB/SPCB norms. • The annual budgetary allocation for environmental monitoring: Rs. 10.0 Lakhs. THANKTHAN GC YOUYOU