Development of Policy, Legal, and Insitutional Framework for - ppiaf

Development of Policy, Legal, & Institutional Framework for the PPP Program in Malawi
Final Report
Services and Utilities
The Seller will be required to arrange or provide all services and utilities for the Project
unless otherwise expressly stated.
The Seller may apply to PPC during the Construction Phase for an 20 kV connection (if
available), which will be provided on the same terms and prices as apply at the time for
applicable PPC’s consumers Tariff, in the case such supply from PPC is not available,
Seller should provide by its own construction power.
Environmental Obligations
The Seller will be required to prepare an Environmental Assessment and Management
Plan that complies with relevant Legal requirements and Environmental Requirements.
The Seller shall apply for, and obtain, an appropriate licence from responsible
organisation and shall meet the conditions of that license at all times during the
Construction Phase and Operating Phase.
The Bidder shall describe qualitatively and quantitatively the potential environmental
impacts of the Plant it proposes and shall support its submission with details including,
among other things:
A description of environmental mitigation and protection measures to be
implemented.
The quantities and types of all liquid and solid effluents, including sewage
system, that will be produced at the Plant Site, and the methods to be employed
for neutralising these effluents. The proposed methods for disposal of all liquid
and solid wastes from the power station including any Coal and Ash / Wastes
Handling should be clearly outlined in the Proposal.
The quantities and rates of emissions of pollutants, including the types of
pollutants, and details of the proposed methods of pollution control and types of
pollution control equipment (e.g. dust control, electric precipitator and if
necessary desulphurization device), and other mitigation measures. Guaranteed
emission rates should also be provided.
The effects on marine, estuarine or riverine environments, as appropriate,
including water temperature, morphology and aquatic biodiversity. The location
of abstraction and discharge points and other such details shall be provided.
Construction effects (e.g. impacts associated with to transportation of plant to the
Plant Site, construction within the Plant Site Services Corridors, etc.).
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