Environmental management and mitigation plan tables
TUV Rheinland
The Industrial Co-Generation Project will introduce investments necessary to modernize Chemosvit A.S. - a producer of foil packaging materials, and synthetic fibers - by increasing its on-site electricity production. However, the plant's close proximity to the biosphere reservation TANAP, and protected natural habitats, poses considerable concern on the potential for environmental adversity due to its industrial activities. Based on the review of the country's environmental legal framework, the European Union's environmental principles, and the Bank's operational guidelines, this environmental assessment stipulates mitigation measures as follows. By and large, the most significant impacts determined were emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), and noise disturbances. During construction, tender documents shall include precautionary clauses that require spraying, and surface covering to prevent dusting, and air pollution; daytime working schedules that minimize noise disturbance; and, chemical testing, and analysis to be conducted prior to an adequate disposal of excavated soil, and pollutants, such as heavy metal content. At the operation stages, all emissions - waste gas volume flows, temperature, emission concentrations of NOx and carbon monoxide (CO) - shall be tested in compliance with the manufacturer's regulations, and include as well, the installation of low-NOx-motors, and silencer devices, monitored through standard metering equipment. Wastewater flows shall undergo monitoring, and treatment at the inlet, and outlet of wastewaters.
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