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Title:

230118000838: The application of the Environmnetal CLearance Certificate for the operation and maintenance of an existing 66kv Khan - Henties Bay transmission line and Henties Bay Substation in Erongo Region

 

Author(s):
NamPower
Publication Year:
2023
Abstract:

The ECC is for the operation and maintenance of an existing 66kv Khan - Henties Bay transmission line and Henties Bay substation in Erongo Region. The 66kV Khan - Henties Bay route runs north-westwards from the Khan Substation via the Trekkopje Mine area towards Henties Bay. This transmission line is 104 km in length and was constructed with wood (Kamarad) 5 pole structures in 1990. The Henties Bay substation is an indoor substation that covers a footprint of about 550 sqm. The 66kV Khan - Henties bay transmission line and Henties bay substation was constructed and there was no environmental impact assessment study conducted for the project prior to its development. It is therefore against this background that NamPower intends to apply for the operational Environmental Clearance Certificate in order to comply to the Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.

Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
EIA (local), environmental impact assessment, overhead power line, electric power supply
Files:
Attachment Size
838_EMP_66kv Khan_Henties Bay transmission line and Henties Bay substation in Erongo Region.pdf 1.06 MB
838_Map_66kv Khan_Henties Bay transmission line and Henties Bay substation in Erongo Region.pdf 258.2 KB
838_Screening Notice_66kv Khan_Henties Bay transmission line and Henties Bay substation in Erongo Region.pdf 182.31 KB

Last date for commenting on this EIA: Friday, 3 February 2023

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