Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil

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Balloch Field Development Environmental Statement Appendix B ‐ Environmental Assessment Waste Liquid Waste (domestic sewage and food waste). Discharge of sewage (grey & black water macerated to
Physical presence Oil and gas infrastructure B ‐ 12 General waste Onshore disposal of solid waste e.g. bin bags, scrap metal, plastics etc. Physical presence of subsea infrastructure e.g. pipeline, well, etc. Apart from minor topside modifications the surface infrastructure will not change as a result of the development Impacts associated with onshore disposal are dependent on the nature of the site or process. Landfills ‐ land take, nuisance, emissions (methane), possible leachate, limitations on future land use. Treatment plants ‐ nuisance, atmospheric emissions, potential for contamination of sites. Likelihood Consequence Risk 5 1 Low May conflict with other users e.g. fishing, shipping. Attraction of birds and fish shoals to the structure. Biofouling of structure. Likelihood Consequence Risk 5 1 Low Balloch Field Development Environmental Statement Maersk has a Company Policy to minimise waste. Optimisation of quantities of materials ordered. Waste segregated by personnel at source of generation and manually handled to the appropriate labelled waste receptacle until transferred ashore for disposal. Waste Management Procedure is implemented. Monthly reporting of waste returned to shore. Recycling and reuse of wastes as defined by the Waste Management Procedure. Physical presence of subsea infrastructure minimised through design. 500m exclusion zone around the FPSO to mitigate against collision & hence prevent damage to vessels and the FPSO platform. The location is marked on charts. Loss of small area (500m radius around the FPSO) compared to available fishing area. Protective structures on pipeline etc. to prevent interaction with fishing gear. Appendix B ‐ Environmental Assessment None envisaged. Balloch development will not generate significant volumes of general waste. Negligible impact.
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