concept EIA-rapport - Staatsolie
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SRK Consulting: Project No: 439414 <strong>Staatsolie</strong> Pipeline <strong>EIA</strong> – Draft <strong>EIA</strong> Report Page 88<br />
Aspect ID Measure / Procedure Responsible Implementation<br />
timeframe<br />
DECOMMISSIONING PHASE<br />
12. • Prepare a detailed Decommissioning Plan, laying out the:<br />
- Decommissioning objectives;<br />
- Decommissioning procedures;<br />
- Environmental and social implications of<br />
decommissioning;<br />
- Implementation strategy, including stakeholder<br />
engagement; and<br />
- Waste management, including opportunities to reuse or<br />
recycle material.<br />
13. • Identify areas where subsidence of an abandoned pipeline<br />
cannot be tolerated (e.g. infrastructure crossings) and might<br />
require filling the pipeline with an inert material to prevent<br />
subsidence.<br />
Pipe cleaning 14. • Notify relevant authorities and adjacent land owners before<br />
decommissioning activities commence.<br />
Waste<br />
management and<br />
pollution<br />
remediation<br />
15. • Vent and clean the pipeline that is to be decommissioned to<br />
prevent future leakage of hydrocarbons into the environment<br />
or build-up of gases.<br />
16. • Clean and purge all associated equipment before<br />
disconnecting or removing it.<br />
17. • Ensure that product removed from the pipeline during<br />
decommissioning cleaning is used or disposed of<br />
appropriately.<br />
18. • Ensure that water (or any other substance used to clean the<br />
pipe) is treated and tested for hydrocarbons before being<br />
discharged or disposed of.<br />
19. • Reuse and, if that is not possible, recycle as much of the<br />
removed material as possible. Disposal of material should be<br />
a last resort, and done so as to prevent pollution of the<br />
environment.<br />
Rehabilitation 20. • Rehabilitate areas where surface disturbance took place as<br />
part of the pipeline decommissioning (e.g. through removal of<br />
surface equipment or pipeline).<br />
21. • Based on the investigations undertaken prior to<br />
decommissioning, consider filling the pipeline with e.g.<br />
cement slurry or other appropriate material to prevent<br />
subsidence where appropriate.<br />
Alternatively, consider maintaining the cathodic protection of<br />
the pipeline to prevent corrosion and collapse thereof.<br />
• <strong>Staatsolie</strong> Refining<br />
Operations Manager<br />
or as determined in<br />
detailed<br />
Decommissioning<br />
Plan<br />
• <strong>Staatsolie</strong> Refining<br />
Operations Manager<br />
or as determined in<br />
detailed<br />
Decommissioning<br />
Plan<br />
• <strong>Staatsolie</strong> Refining<br />
Operations Manager<br />
or as determined in<br />
detailed<br />
Decommissioning<br />
Plan<br />
• Before<br />
decommissioning<br />
activities start<br />
• At the start of<br />
decommissioning<br />
• Throughout<br />
decommissioning<br />
• After<br />
decommissioning<br />
Monitoring methods Performance indicators<br />
• Review notifications<br />
sent<br />
• Regular review of<br />
progress<br />
• Review disposal<br />
procedures<br />
• Review test protocol<br />
and results<br />
• Review disposal<br />
procedures<br />
• Visual inspection of<br />
those areas<br />
• Review requirements<br />
of detailed<br />
Decommissioning Plan<br />
• Number of<br />
stakeholders notified<br />
• Completion of relevant<br />
milestones<br />
• Result of tests<br />
• Incidents of<br />
contamination<br />
• Cost of clean up<br />
• Amount of material<br />
reused/recycled vs.<br />
disposed<br />
• Success of<br />
rehabilitation<br />
REUT/DALC 439414_<strong>Staatsolie</strong>Pipeline<strong>EIA</strong>_Draft <strong>EIA</strong> Report_Final June 2012