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ACWA 1,500 MW Syrdarya CCGT Project – ESIA and LRP

Client: ACWA Power Global Services Ltd
Country: Uzbekistan
Start Date: 05 / 2020
End Date: 09 / 2020

ACWA is developing a 1,500 MW CCGT project through bilateral agreement with the GoU and signed a 25-year PPA in March 2020 on a BOOT basis. GoU is also developing another similar CCGT project in the adjacent area with the support of IFC. The proposed site area for the projects are located near the existing Syrdarya TPP, which with the capacity of 3,050 MW is the largest power plant in Uzbekistan. Recently 4 units or a total of 950 MW of the Syrdarya TPP have been rehabilitated and they are expected to be used for regulated capacities even though other old units are to be decommissioned in line with the implementation of new CCGT power plants. All of these make the Project technically one of the most complex in Uzbekistan power system. Juru worked with the lead partner to undertake ESIA and LRP based on lenders’ requirements (MIGA, EBRD, DEG).

Services provided:

  • Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA)
    • a)Baseline report of technical studies, including:
    • Air monitoring: spot and continuous
    • Noise monitoring
    • Air quality modelling based on local standards/limits
    • Full chemical analysis of soil and water quality
    • Biodiversity study, including aviafauna, flora, fauna, zooplankton, phytoplankton
    • Archaeological and cultural heritage study
    • Social economic study
    • Regulatory review
    • b)Organization of public consultations and disclosure meetings
    • c)Application for National EIA (Preliminary Statement of the Environmental Impact)
    • d)National EIA Statement for Submission (this includes the stage 3 of Submission stage)
    • e)Support approval of the National EIA Statement
    • f)Support lead Consultant in submission of ESIA to lenders and addressing their comments.
  • Livelihood Restoration Plan
    • Perform gap analysis between national and lender’s requirements
    • Conduct socio economic survey of PAPs
    • Stakeholders consultations
    • Identify land requirements and impact assessment
    • Inventory and valuation of property losses
    • Calculation of compensation for identified assets
    • Preparation of compensation package for PAPs based on Uzbek and lenders’ requirements
    • Identify stakeholders responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the LRP
    • Information disclosure, consultations and participation

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