Presented By:

Varun Gandhi

Introduction

Vision De’Monde Energy Ltd. is a North American Renewable energy power solution company set up in 2009 focussed towards:

Safe Future & Cost Effective Power

Clean Sustainable

Energy Solutions

Green & Safe Future

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Wind Power is Renewable

Power

Reduces Consumption of

Fossil fuel & Offsets

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Uses Fewer Resources than Conventional

Energy Sources

“Green” Power“Non-Polluting”

What is Wind Power

Project Background

General Information

• $400 million • Expected life span is 30 years.• 75-120 wind mill turbines

Turbine Details

• Power (1.5-3.0 MW)• Height (120m-156m)• Rotating diameter (80m-113m)• Base (4m-5m)

Contd. .

Distances • 500 m to adjacent dwellings.

• 120 m to wetlands/riparian zone

• 100 m to main roads.

Transportation• Canadian Pacific Railway

• semi-trailer trucks

Workers• 100 workers (max.) during construction

• 15 workers (max) during operation phase

On Site

Project Focus

Create Jobs

Provide Clean Power

Involvement of Stakeholders

Safety of People and other Living Organisms

Identified Stakeholders

Government

Federal Provincial

Municipal

Crown Corporations

Non Governmental Organizations (NGO)

Ecological and Socio Economic

The Community (Working Group)

Land Owners

First Nations

Metis Nation

Regional

Proponent

Investors

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The project is expected to have positive effects on local employment income

generation(E.g landowner revenues) i.e. 15 employees

The project will almost double SaskPower’swind capacity when it comes online 2016.

Strength & Opportunities

The project will provide enoughelectricity to power about 70,000 homeswhen it is brought into service in 2016

Wind power may be an important source ofstability for Saskatchewan's energy sectorin the face of possibly dramatic andunpredictable fluctuations in water supply

The area used for project can still beused for farming.

Wind Energy accounts for0.2%(439MW) of the energycapacity(250000 MW) in Canada

Increased tax base in the RMs where turbines are placed and have positive

local economic spin-offs.

Meetings with landowners will lead tomeaningful participation in thedecision making process and also willproduce opportunities for people toremain in rural communities

CHALLENGESThere is still uncertainty in the determination ofsignificance related to bat collisions and these willbe monitored to address any unanticipated events.

Brown loam soils tend to be thin and low inorganic matter causing surface disturbance anderosion

There is a potential for leaks and spills ofhazardous materials to have an effect onphysical environment

Spills of gasoline and diesel could affect soilquality and surface or groundwater quality

Traffic levels during construction may increase therisk of wildlife-vehicle collisions on roadways

There are 27 archaeological sites within study areaand 49 within a 5km buffer zone

Delivery of equipment will result in surfacedisturbance, rutting, nuisance noise due tovehicular traffic

Additional Information

• The project as currently proposed will not require any offsite land use

beyond the Project Study area-Use of rail.

• Wind energy is growing fast. It has been the world’s fastest growing

renewable energy source for more than a decade with an average annual

growth rate of over 20%.

• Project will comply with environmental regulations administered by

Saskatchewan Environment and other government agencies.

Project Plan

Risk Assessment CriteriaS.No. Process/ Activity Hazard/

Environmental Risk

Severity Occurrence Detection Risk Priority Number (RPN)

Actions

1 Road Transportation Dust 2 5 1 10

SEVERITY OCCURENCE DETECTION

Hazardous withoutwarning

10 Very High 5 AlmostImpossible

10

Hazardous withwarning

9 Very Remote 9

Very High 8 High 4 Remote 8

High 7 Very Low 7

Moderate 6 Moderate 3 Low 6

Low 5 Moderate 5

Very Low 4 Low 2 ModeratelyHigh

4

Minor 3 High 3

Very Minor 2 Very Rare 1 Very High 2

None 1 Certain to detect. 1

Open House !!