(E.C. Letter No. F.No.J-11011/107/2013-IA II (I) Dated 03-07-2014)

(For the Period 1st

October’17 to 30th

March’18)

FOR

Gas based Captive Power Plant with installed steam & power

capacity of 880 TPH & 195 MW at Dahej Petrochemical Complex

M/s. ONGC Petro Additions Ltd.

Located at - Plot no. Z-1 & Z-83, Z-83/1, Dahej SEZ Ltd.

Village-Ambheta, Taluka – Vagra

Dist – Bharuch (Gujarat)

HALF YERALY COMPLIANCE REPORT

TO ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS

(Period of October’17 to March’18)

Gas based Captive Power Plant with installed steam & power capacity of 880

TPH & 195 MW.

Status of Consent to Establish & Operate from GPCB: Consent to establish was granted by

GPCB vide reference letter CTE Order Ref. No. : GPCB/BRCH/NOC-3498/297116, Dated: 24-10-

2007 and amended letter CTE Order Ref. No. : GPCB/BRCH/NOC-3498/ID-30328/141778,

Dated: 26-03-2013 which was valid up to 14-03-2018.

Consent to establish (Amendment letter-II for setting up of an industrial Plant/activity) was

granted by GPCB, CTE Amendment No. : 73651 (Ref. No. GPCB/BRCH/CCA-154 (3)/ID-

30328/334040), Dated: 07-12-2015.

Status of consolidated consent and Authorization from GPCB: Consolidated Consent &

Authorization (CC&A) was granted by GPCB vide consent order No. : AWH-73652, Dated: 07-

12-2015, which was valid up to 07-07-2020.

CPP Project status :

As on 31.03.2018, the following is the Project status in the form of unit wise progress - Overall Project

Progress: 99.5 % against scheduled 100%.

Sr.

No UNIT EPC

DATE OF

COMMENCEMENT

(ACTUAL &/OR

PLANNED)

DATE OF

COMPLETION

(ACTUAL &/OR

PLANNED)

PROGRESS

STATUS (%) DETAILED PROGRESS REPORT

1. STEAM

POWER

GENERATION

SYSTEM

[SPTG (2 STG

+ 2 UB)

PHASE I & (4

GTG + 4

HRSG) PHASE

II]

M/s BHEL

23.09.2010

/

15.04.2011

1st

Unit :

15.02.2013

Complete CPP :

15.12.2013

99.5 %

Basic/Detailed Engineering,

Ordering, & Manufacturing

are almost complete.

Overall Physical Progress of

99.5% achieved against

schedule of 100 % and a

backlog of 0.5% due to

pending commissioning

through Liquid Firing.

Compliance to Conditions of Environmental Clearance :

Sr.

No.

Point Compliance status

A Specific conditions

i. Only permissible activities shall be carried out

with prior approval in the 1.05 ha of CRZ area.

OPaL assure that only permissible activities will

be carried out with prior approval in the 1.05 ha

of CRZ area during operation phase if required,

presently 1.05 Ha area is kept as it is.

ii. All the conditions stipulated In the

environmental clearance No. J-11011/316/2006-

IA II (I) dated 21st November, 2007 accorded for

the existing projects shall be Implemented.

Compliance report for all the conditions

stipulated In the environmental clearance No. J-

11011/316/2006-IA II (I) dated 21st November,

2007 accorded for the existing projects is being

prepared and submitting on regular basis.

iii. Adequate stack height shall be provided to gas

turbine generator, heat recovery steam

generators and boilers.

Details regarding provision of stack height to

the stack attached to Gas Turbine

generator, heat recovery steam generator

and utility boilers are enclosed as Annexure-

I.

The dual feed cracker unit –stack height

is provided as fig.no.1 and 2.

Fig.No.1 :Dual Feed Cracker Unit-stack Height -80 m Fig.No.2 :Dual Feed Cracker Unit-stack Height -80 m

Exit velocity of flue gases shall not be less than

22 m/sec.

Exit velocity of flue gas will be more than

10m/sec.

Low NOx burners shall be provided to control

NOx emissions.

Low NOx burners are to be provided to

control NOX emissions.

The water injection skid for NOX emission

control is provided as fig. No. 3.

Fig.No.3 : water injection skid for NOX Emission

control

iv. Ambient air quality data shall be collected as

per NAAQES standards notified by the Ministry

vide G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16th November,

2009. The company shall upload the results of

monitored data on Its website and shall update

the same periodically. It shall simultaneously be

sent to the Regional office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal office of CPCB and Gujarat

Pollution Control Board (GPCB).

Ambient air quality monitoring stations are set up as per GPCB NOC Order dated 23.10.2007 for Parameters like PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx, HCl, Cl2, NH3, Hydrocarbon and H2S. NAAQES standards notified by the Ministry vied G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16th Nov., 2009, in consultation with GPCB. Installation of 3 Nos. CAAQMS Stations have been in progress. However manual monitoring of AAQ has been started from 1st December, 2012 and the results of Ambient air quality monitoring are regularly uploaded on website of Opal. The data is also simultaneously being sent to the

Regional office of MoEF, Zonal office of CPCB and

Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB).

The Ambient air quality monitoring reports are

enclosed as Annexure-II. The results of Ambient

air quality monitoring is provided in the Table

no.1 mention below:

Table.No.1: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Data Max. and Min. of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Data (Period : October - 2017 to March - 2018)

LOCATION Max. / Min.

Parameter with Results ( µg/m3)

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 HCl Cl2 H2S HC NH3 HF CS2 CO

mg/m3

AAQM-1 (Near 220 KV Switch Yard

Control Room)

Max. 88 31 21.2 24.9 BDL BDL BDL 78.0 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

Min. 64 21 11.4 13.4 BDL BDL BDL 46.0 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

AAQM-2 (Near Sub

Station:11)

Max. 82 32 20 25 BDL BDL BDL 77 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

Min. 68 18 11 15 BDL BDL BDL 52 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

AAQM-3 (Near Sub

Station:15)

Max. 84 31 21.4 24.6 BDL BDL BDL 82.0 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

Min. 64 18 13.6 16.4 BDL BDL BDL 52.0 BDL BDL BDL 0.00

Specific Value as per NAAQMS/ GPCB/CTE

100 60 80 80 200 100 500 160 400 60 2000 2.0

NOTE: 1). Ambient Air Monitoring carried out during dry day, 2). BDL : Below Minimum Detectable Limits, 3) NAAQMS: National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Standard 4). Minimum Detection Limits : HC (10 μg/m3), HCl (0.5 μg/m3),CL2(0.5 μg/m3), H2S(6.0 μg/m3), NH3(5.00 μg/m3),HF(0.9 μg/m3), CS2 (0.5 μg/m3), CO (0.1 mg/m3)

Ambient Air quality monitoring was carried out by NABL accredited laboratory M/s. UniStar Environment and Research Labs Pvt. Ltd., Vapi, NABL Certificate No. T-2239, NABL Valid Until: 14.09.2018.

v. In plant control measures for checking

fugitive emissions from all the vulnerable

sources shall be provided.

In plant, control measures for checking fugitive emission from all the vulnerable sources are implemented.

Fugitive emissions shall be controlled by

providing closed storage, closed handling &

conveyance of chemicals/materials, multi

cyclone separator and water sprinkling

system.

All the raw material and products are handled in closed pipelines wherever required.

The closed pipeline photographs are provided as fig.no.4 and 5.

Fig.No.4:Closed Pipeline Photographs Fig.No.5:Closed Pipeline Photographs

Dust suppression system including water

sprinkling system shall be provided at

loading and unloading areas to control dust

emissions.

There is not any dust emission as there is no usage of any solid fuel like coal.

Fugitive emissions in the work zone

environment, product, raw materials

storage area etc. shall be regularly

monitored. The emissions shall conform

to the limits stipulated by the GPCB.

Implementation of environmental monitoring program for the whole petrochemical complex including CPP is formulated and implemented. The details of monitoring program and reports of the monitoring are enclosed herewith as Annexure-II. OPaL assures that the emission conform to the

limits stipulated by GPCB.

vi. The gaseous emissions from DG set shall be

dispersed through adequate stack height as per

CPCB standards.

Provision of adequate stack height is made as per CPCB standards (Stack height = height of the roof + 0.2*(KVA)1/2 ) for the D.G. sets.

Well-designed acoustic enclosures for the DG

sets and noise emitting equipment’s to achieve

the desirable Insertion loss viz. 25dB (A) shall

be provided.

Provision of Acoustic enclosures are made to achieve the desirable insertion loss viz 25 dB(A).

vii. Total fresh water requirement from GIDC/DSL water supply shall not exceed 98,400m 3/day.

Total fresh water will not be exceeding 98,400 m3/day. Last six month water consumption data is provided as fig.no.6.

Fig.No.6:Last Six Months water consumption data:

viii. As proposed, Industrial effluent generation

shall not exceed 35,520m3/day. Industrial

effluent shall be treated In ETP.

The industrial wastewater generation is not exceeding 35,520m3/day. The Waste water Treatment Plant (ECTS) for the Complex is designed to ensure that maximum amount of treated effluent is recycled within the complex. The Effluent Collection and Treatment System (ECTS) also include RO Based Tertiary Treatment section to further process. The treated Effluent is recycled as make-up water to Cooling Towers (around 14400m3/day) and as DM water (around 17520m3/day).

The last six months effluent generation data is provided as fig.no.7. Fig.No.7:Last Six Months effluent generation

data:

Treated effluent {14400m 3/day) shall be

recycled for cooling tower make up water and

treated effluent (17520m1/day) shall be

reused as DM plant feed.

The effluent considered for discharge to Sea from the complex is not exceeding 3600 m3/day and is meeting the prescribed Quality standards.

High TDS effluent stream (3600 m3/day) shall

be discharged into Gulf of Cambay through

close pipeline of GIDC after conforming to the

standards prescribed for the effluent

discharge and obtaining permission from the

GPCB.

No process effluent shall be discharged Inland

and around the project site.

Domestic effluent is treated in a Separate Package Unit within the Effluent Collection and Treatment System (ECTS) and the treated domestic effluent is recycled back as horticulture water within the premises.

The ETP primary, secondary and tertiary treatment Photographs are provided as fig.no.8, 9 and 10.

Fig.No.8: Primary Treatment System

Fig.No.9: Secondary Treatment System

Fig.No.10: Tertiary Treatment System

ix. High TDS effluent stream shall be passed

through guard pond. Online pH meter, flow

meter and TOC analyzer shall be installed.

High TDS effluent stream is being passed through

guard pond. Online pH meter, flow meter and

TOC analyzer are installed.

x. Process effluent/any wastewater shall not be

allowed to mix with storm water.

Separate storm water channels network is laid to collect and discharge storm water.

Storm water drain shall be passed through

guard pond.

Dedicated arrangement is made to separately collect effluent from process areas and to direct it to ETP for its treatment and discharge.

xi. Monitoring of surface water quantity and

quality shall also be regularly conducted and

records maintained.

The monitored data shall be submitted to the

Ministry regularly. Further, monitoring points

shall be located between the plant and

drainage in the direction of flow of ground

water and records maintained. Monitoring for

heavy metals in ground water shall be

undertaken.

Source of Surface water is GIDC water supply

which is being metered.

Surface and ground water quality is being

monitored at fixed monitoring points with

required parameters considering heavy

metals content on regular basis. Report of

analysis is enclosed herewith as Annexure-II.

Fig. No.11: Water Supply Bill-Oct-17 Fig. No.12: Water Supply Bill-Nov-17

Fig. No.13: Water Supply Bill-Dec-17

Fig. No.14: Water Supply Bill-Jan-18

Fig. No.15: Water Supply Bill-Feb-18 Fig. No.16: Water Supply Bill-March-18

xii. The company shall obtain Authorization for

collection, storage and disposal of hazardous

waste under the Hazardous Waste

(Management, Handling and Trans-Boundary

Movement} Rules, 2008 and amended as on

date for management of Hazardous wastes

and prior Permission from GPCB shall be

obtained for disposal of solid / hazardous

waste in the TSDF.

OPaL obtained GPCB authorization No:

73652 dated: 07.12.2015 which will be valid

till 07.07.2020., for collection, storage and

disposal of hazardous waste under the

Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling

and Trans-Boundary Movement} Rules, 2008.

The copy of CC&A is enclosed herewith as

Annexure-IX.

CC&A Order No: AWH-73652,

Date of issue: 07.12.2015.

Valid up to: 07.07.2020.

OPaL has obtained TSDF membership from

M/s. Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Limited

(BEIL), Ankleshwar, Geo-hybrid Industrial

Solution Pvt Ltd, (GSPL, Surat ) for disposal

of Solid/ hazardous waste and same are

enclosed as Annexure-III.

OPaL also initiated membership tie up

process with other TSDF/CHWIF for disposal

of hazardous waste.

Measures shall be taken for firefighting

facilities in case of emergency.

Disaster management plan with firefighting

facilities is considered for OPaL’s petrochemical

complex and details of the same are enclosed as

Annexure- IV.

The firefighting system photographs are provided

as fig.no.17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22.

Fig.No.17:Firefighting system details Fig.No.18:Firefighting system details

Fig.No.19:List of Firefighting system Fig.No.20: List of Firefighting system

Fig.No.21:Firefighting system photographs Fig.No.22:Firefighting system photographs

xiii. The unit shall make the arrangement for

protection of possible fire hazards during

manufacturing process in material handling.

Firefighting system shall be as per the norms.

OPaL has made arrangement for

Protection of possible fire hazards during manufacturing process in material handling.

Firefighting system as per the norms.

Details are given in Disaster management plan which is enclosed as Annexure- IV.

The firefighting system photographs are provided as fig.no.17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22.

xiv. A well designed rain water harvesting system

shall be put in place within six months, which

shall comprise of rain water collection from the

built up and open area In the plant premises.

Rain water harvesting measures have been

provided for roof top rainwater harvesting

from buildings.

Rain Water from the Process unit areas is

pumped to the Effluent Collection and

Treatment System (ECTS) and is treated in a

dedicated Contaminated Rain Water

Treatment section. The Treated water will be

reused.

The rain water harvesting system photograph is

provided as fig.no.23.

Fig.No.23:Rain water harvesting system

xv. ESR schemes identified based on need

assessment shall be implemented in

consultation with the village Panchayat and the

District Administration starting from the

development of project itself. Company shall

provide separate budget for community

development activates and income generating

programmes.

OPaL has initiated various community

development activities and income generating

programs within the Bharuch district under the

Enterprise Social Responsibility Scheme with the

provision of separate budget. Details for the

same are enclosed as Annexure-V.

xvi. An Environmental Cell comprising of at least

one expert. In environmental

science/engineering, occupational health and

social scientist, shall be created preferably at

the project site itself and shall be headed

by an officer of appropriate superiority and

qualification. It shall be ensured that the Head

of the Cell shall directly report to the head of

the organization who would be

accountable for implementation of

environmental regulations and social impact

improvement/mitigation measures.

An Environmental Cell comprising of required personnel /expert has been formed and implemented. The necessary duties and responsibilities are assigned to all members of all level of the Environmental Cell. The Environmental Cell is provided as fig.no.24.

Fig.no.24:Environmental Management Cell

xvii. Training shall be Imparted to all employees on safety and health aspects of chemicals handling.

A separate Occupational Health Center is

developed to carry out the different activities

of occupational health services.

The medical facility and medical checkup

details of employees are provided as fig. No.

25, 26, 27 and 28.

Fig.No.25:Opal Medical Center

Fig.No.26:Emergency Treatment room and

admission /recovery Room

Fig.No.27:Ambulance and Emergency Resuscitation Equipments

Fig.No.28: Back Up Ambulance

Pre-employment and routine periodical medical examinations for all employees shall be undertaken on regular basis.

Presently Pre-employment medical examinations for employees are being carried out. OPaL will comply with this condition on commissioning of plant.

Occupational health Surveillance of the workers shall be done on a regular basis and records maintained as per the Factories Act.

In order to take care of the health of the

people working at the site and to provide

optimal physical and mental health to all its

employees and workers, OPaL in line with

their Occupational Health Services policy

makes it mandatory to all the Contractors.

OPaL assures to carry out Occupational

health Surveillance of the workers on a

regular basis and records are maintained as

per the Factories Act.

Company has displayed HSE policy all over

the site at conspicuous location for

information.

The medical facility and medical checkup

details of employees are provided as

fig.no.29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38

and 39.

Fig.No.29: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.30: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.31: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.32: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.33: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.34: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.35: Medical checkup Reports

Fig.No.36: Medical checkup Reports

xviii. Green belt shall be developed In 50 ha land out

of the total plant area. Selection of plant

species shall be as per the CPCB guidelines.

A Green Belt of 50.0 m wide all along the complex is provided. At present, green belt maintenance and development activity is taken care by in house horticulture team.

The green belt photographs are provided as fig.no.37.

Fig.No.37: Green Belt Photographs

xix. All the recommendations mentioned in the

rapid risk assessment report, disaster

management plan and safety guidelines shall

be Implemented.

All Recommendations made in the rapid risk

assessment report, disaster management plan

and safety guidelines are complied with.

xx. Provision shall be made for the housing for the

construction labour within the site with all

necessary Infrastructure and facilities such as

fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, safe drinking

water, medical health care, creche etc. The

housing may be In the form of temporary

structure to be removed after the completion

of the project.

We have made all necessary infrastructures for

the labour. All construction waste was properly

managed and there is no impact on the

surrounding environment.

All the construction wastes shall be managed so

that there is no Impact on the surrounding

environment.

All the construction wastes was properly

managed to prevent any impact on the

surrounding environment.

B General Conditions

i. The project authorities shall strictly adhere to

the stipulations made by the Gujarat Pollution

Control Board.

We do comply with the conditions. •We have started the quarterly monitoring of all applicable parameters of the process stack emissions as per the CC&A issued by the GPCB. • Treated effluent from ETP is being tested regularly on quarterly bases to conform to the industry specific and CETP discharge standards. • Ambient Air Quality is also being monitored regularly on quarterly bases as per the CPCB guidelines of AAQ monitoring. • The Test report of effluent from ETP and Monitoring of Stack, Work place, AAQM are enclosed as Annexure-II.

ii. No further expansion. or modifications in the

plant shall be carried out without prior

approval of the Ministry of Environment and

Forests. In case of deviations or alterations In

the project proposal from those submitted to

this Ministry for clearance, a fresh reference

shall be made to the Ministry to assess the

adequacy of conditions Imposed and to add

additional environmental protection measures

required, if any..

We undertake that, we will not carry out any

expansion without prior approval of the Ministry

of Environment and Forest. There is no

deviation/ alternation in the project, which is as

per submission to the MoEF.

iii. The locations of ambient air quality monitoring

stations shall be decided In consultation with

the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) and it

shall be ensured that at least one stations is

Installed in the upwind and downwind direction

as well as where maximum ground level

concentrations are anticipated.

Ambient Air quality monitoring station locations are decided in consultation with GPCB with one in the upwind and the other in the downwind direction for monitoring of the ambient air quality.

Ambient Air Quality is also being monitored on monthly bases as per the CPCB guidelines of AAQ monitoring. The Test reports of AAQM are enclosed as Annexure-II.

The AAQMS photographs are provided as fig.no.38.

Fig.No.38: AAQMS Stations Photographs

iv. The overall noise levels In and around the

plant area shall be kept well within the

standards by providing noise control measures

Including acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures

etc. On all sources of noise generation.

The ambient noise levels shall conform to the

standards prescribed under Environment

(Protection) Act,1986 Rules,1989 viz. 75 dBA

(day time) and 70 dBA (night time).

We regularly monitor noise level within the premises through NABL accredited laboratory. The results of which are enclosed herewith as Annexure: II.

Noise control measures like acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures etc.

The ambient noise level are well within the permissible limit prescribed under Environment (protection) Act, 1986 Rules,1989 viz. 75 dBA (day time ) and 70 dBA (night time). The Summary of noise level monitoring is provided in the Table no.2 mention below:

Table No.2:Noise Monitoring Data

Noise Monitoring Data (Period : October - 2017 to March - 2018) Month Max./

Min. NM-1, (Near Gate No.1)

NM-2, (Near Gate No.2)

NM3, (Near Gate

No.3)

NM-4, (Near Gate No.4)

NM-5, (Near Oil Catcher-02

Area)

NM-6, (Near Fire Water

Pump House)

Result dB (LEQ)

October Max. 68.4 73.1 71.6 73.2 67.1 66.9

Min. 48.6 45.6 52.3 57.6 55.8 53.1

November Max. 71.2 68.9 73.1 71.5 68.7 67.6

Min. 52.8 47.2 53.6 58.7 57.2 52.3

December Max. 73.6 74.1 72.3 69.3 71.2 68.2

Min. 53.4 51.1 54.2 56.3 52.7 51.7

January Max. 71.4 69.4 72.3 66.2 68.4 71.2

Min. 51.3 52.4 51.6 53.2 51.8 52.6

February Max. 68 71.5 69.7 67.8 66.8 69.6

Min. 47 51.7 53.8 53.2 50.5 51.7

March Max. 65.6 69.6 71.2 69.5 68.4 65.4

Min. 49.6 50.6 51.8 51.3 49.6 50.3

Max. 73.6 74.1 73.1 73.2 71.2 71.2

Min. 47 45.6 51.6 51.3 49.6 50.3

NOTE: Permissible Limit CPCB (Day Time): <75 Db(A), Permissible Limit CPCB (Night Time): <70 Db(A)

Noise monitoring was carried out by NABL accredited laboratory M/S UniStar Environment and Research Labs Pvt. Ltd., Vapi, NABL Certificate No. T-2239, NABL Valid Until: 14.09.2018.

v. Training shall be Imparted to all employees on

safety and health aspects of chemicals

handling.

OPaL assures to comply with this condition throughout the operation phase of the plant. We have provided training about health & safety aspects to our employees in chemicals handling and we do medical checkup of our employees on regular interval.

Pre-employment and routine periodical

medical examinations for all employees shall

be undertaken on regular basis.

Pre-employment medical examination is being carried out and periodical medical examination will be carried out on regular basis. The medical checkup details of employees are

provided in condition no.xvii, as fig.no.29, 30, 31,

32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39.

Training to all employees on handling of

chemicals shall be imparted.

Training to all employees on handling of chemicals will be imparted on regular basis.

vi. Usage of Personnel Protection Equipment’s

(P.PEs) by all employees/ workers shall be

ensured.

All employees of the unit are provided with necessary PPEs on their joining. Damaged PPEs are also replaced as per requirement on regular basis as and when required. OPaL is providing training on usage and importance of PPEs to all employees/ workers. The list of personal protective equipments and PPE’S photographs are providing as fig.no.39 and 40.

Fig.No.39:List of Personal Protective Equipment Fig.No.40: Personal Protective Equipment

vii. The company shall also comply with all the

environmental protection measures and

safeguards proposed In the documents

submitted to the Ministry.

The recommendations made In the EIA, EMP in

respect of environmental management, risk

mitigation measures and Public Hearing relating

to the project shall be Implemented.

OPaL assures to comply with the condition.

We do comply with all the environmental protection measures and safeguards Proposed in the documents submitted to the Ministry.

Risk mitigation measures relating to the project are also taken care of and are implemented.

We are involved in community

developmental measures as well as social

welfare measures in our project area for the

overall improvement of the environment.

viii. The company shall undertake all relevant

measures for improving the socio-economic

conditions of the surrounding area. CSR

activities shall be undertaken by Involving local

villages and administration.

We are involved in all the activities which are mentioned in CSR for improving the socio-economic condition of the surrounding area and we are also involved with local villages and administration. Details of CSR initiatives and activities by OPaL are enclosed in Annexure-V.

ix. The company shall undertake eco-

developmental measures including community

well fare measures In the project area for the

overall Improvement of the environment.

OPaL has undertaken eco-development

measures including community well fare

measures in the project area for overall

improvement of the environment.

x. A separate Environmental Management Cell

equipped with full-fledged laboratory facilities

shall be set up to carry out the Environmental

Management and Monitoring functions.

We have developed environmental management system within the premises and full-fledge laboratory for the analysis of waste water sample, Ambient Air monitoring, process gas, flue gas , fugitive and VOC monitoring we have contracted with NABL approved laboratory on Quarterly basis.

The environmental management cell is provided as fig.no.41.

Fig.No.41: Environmental Management cell

xi. The company shall earmark sufficient funds

towards capital cost and recurring cost per

annum to implement the conditions stipulated

by the Ministry of Environment and Forests as

well as the State Government along with

the implementation schedule for all the

conditions stipulated herein. The funds so

earmarked for environment management/

pollution control measures shall not be

diverted for any other purpose.

Funds under a separate budget head have been

earmarked for environmental protection. These

funds are exclusively for environment

management/ pollution control measures and

are not utilized for any other purpose.

xii. A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent

by the project proponent to concerned

Panchayat, Zila Parisad/Municipal Corporation,

Urban local Body and the local NGO, If any,

from who suggestions/ representations ,if any,

were received while processing the proposal.

The acknowledged copy of submitted EC letter

copy to Panchayat, Zila Parisad/Municipal

Corporation, Urban local Body is enclosed as

Annexure- VI.

The Acknowledge copy of Environmetal clearance letter submission is provided as fig.no.42.

Fig.No.42: Ack Copy of EC letter Submission

xiii. The project proponent shall also submit six

monthly reports on the status of compliance of

the stipulated Environmental Clearance

conditions including results of monitored data

(both in hard copies as well as by e-mail) to the

respective Regional Office of MoEF, the

respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the Gujarat

Pollution Control Board. A copy of

Environmental Clearance and six monthly

compliance status reports shall be posted on

the website of the company.

We are regularly submitting Comprehensive EC

compliance report for the period of April to

September and October to March to the

Ministry’s regional office at Bhopal, respective

Zonal Office of CPCB and the Gujarat Pollution

Control Board well within the stipulated date.

The copy of Environmental Clearance and six

monthly compliance status reports is being

posted on the website of the company.

The Six-Monthly EC Compliance Submission dates for the last three year are as under: 1. (April’15 to September’15) Date: 26.11.2015 2. (Octo’15 to March’16) Date: 21.05.2016 3. (April’16 to Sept’16) Date: 21.11.2016 4. (Octo’16 to March’17) Date: 25.05.2017. 5. (April’17 to Sept’17) Date: 24.11.2017. The acknowledge copy of submission is enclosed

as Annexure- X.

Acknowledge copies are provided as fig. No. 43,

44, 45 and 46.

Fig.No.43:EC Compliance Submission Acknowledge copy Fig.No.44:EC Compliance Submission Acknowledge copy

Fig.No.45:EC Compliance Submission Acknowledge copy Fig.No.46:EC Compliance Submission Acknowledge copy

xiv. The environmental statement for each

financial year ending 31st March in Form-V

as is mandated shall be submitted to the

concerned State Pollution Control Board as

prescribed under the Environment (Protection)

Rules,1986, as amended subsequently, shall

also be put on the website of the company

along with the status of compliance of

environmental clearance conditions and shall

also be sent to the respective Regional Offices

of MoEF by e­mail

We are regularly submitting the environmental

statement for each financial year ending 31st

March in Form-V to the Gujarat pollution control

committee.

xv. The project proponent shall Inform the

public that the project has been accorded

environmental clearance by the Ministry and

copies of the clearance letter are available with

the SPCB/Committee and may also be seen at

Website of the Ministry at www.moef.nic.in

This· shall be advertised within seven days

from the date of Issue of the clearance letter, at

We have already informed to the public by local newspaper that we have accorded environmental clearance by the Ministry and copies of clearance letter are available with the state Pollutions Control Board and may also be seen at website of the Ministry of Environmental and Forests at website of the Ministry of Environmental and Forests at http/envfor.nic.in. The advertisement (Public notice) has been made

least In two local newspapers that are widely

circulated In the region of which one shall be in

the vernacular language of the locality

concerned and a copy of the same shall be

forwarded to the concerned Regional Office of

the Ministry.

within 7 days of obtaining environment

clearance. A copy of public notice in newspaper

Divya Bhaskar Vadodra dated 10 July 2014 is

enclosed herewith as Annexure:-VII.

The public notice is provided as fig.no.47, 48 and

49.

Fig.No.47:Pulic Notice Fig.No.48:Divyahakar.dt.10.07.2014.

Fig.No.49:Divyahakar.dt.10.07.2014.

xvi. The project authorities shall inform the

Regional Office as well as the Ministry, the date

of financial closure and final approval of the

project by the concerned authorities and the

date of start of the project.

The date of financial closures - the project is still under commissioning and Overall Project Progress: 99.5 % against scheduled 100%.

Final approval of the project by the concerned authorities - Consolidated Consent

List of Annexure

No. of

Annexure

Name of Annexure

I. Captive Power Plant details

II. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Reports, meteorological data along with noise

monitoring and ground water testing reports measured during the period.

III. Copy of TSDF membership

IV. Copy of Disaster management plan with firefighting facilities for OPAL.

V. Details of CSR activities.

VI. The acknowledged copy of submitted EC letter copy to Panchayat, Zila

Parisad/Municipal Corporation, Urban local Body

VII. A copy of public notes for obtained EC in two local newspapers

VIII. Copy of Consent to Established

IX. Copy of Consolidated Consent and Authorization

& Authorization (CC&A) was granted by GPCB vide consent order No. : AWH-73652, Dated: 07-12-2015

The date of commencing the land development work.- 05/05/2008