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The objective is to install a regular 2 MW solar plant, as part of the SKORPIoN project that is proposed to be located along the Namibian coastline in Wlotzkasbaken between Swakopmund and Henties Bay, in close proximity to the Erongo Desalination Plant and conveniently near the Walvis Bay Port. The project is projected to consume a maximum of 1300 kW; however, the majority of this consumption will stem from processes operating continuously, 24/7.

The SKORPIoN project incorporates electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen in the proposed production facility. These electrolyzers are designed for high efficiency and durability, ensuring optimal hydrogen production rates with minimal energy loss. The core process involves splitting desalinated water (H₂O) at about 2cbm per day into hydrogen (H₂) and oxygen (O₂) using electricity. The green hydrogen produced is stored in high-pressure buffer tanks, ensuring a reliable supply for subsequent chemical processes.

Wind is the preferred energy source for the production of biofuels, as it, in contrast to solar power, does not require substantial land allocation. The strategy entails the installation of two 4MW units. The SKORPIoN project is proposed to be located along the Namibian coastline in Wlotzkasbaken between Swakopmund and Henties Bay, in close proximity to the Erongo Desalination Plant and conveniently near the Walvis Bay Port. The project is projected to consume a maximum of 1300 kW; however, the majority of this consumption will stem from processes operating continuously, 24/7.

The objective is to establish a 6-hectare (ha) aquafarm on land situated along the Namibian coastline in Wlozkasbaken between Swakopmund and Henties Bay, in close proximity to the Erongo Desalination Plant and conveniently near the Walvis Bay Port. This initiative seeks to cultivate seaweed in ponds, fed by water pumped from the sea, in raceway ponds or paddlewheel ponds, which are approximately 50 m long, and 10 m wide or 100m long and 10m wide, respectively, with a water depth of 70 cm, excavated into the sand and lined with a specialized white pond liner.

The project proposes to install two (2) 508mm pipelines at a distance of 1.6 km long, to deliver 42,000 cbm of seawater per day to the aquafarm, located along the Namibian coastline in Wlotzkasbaken between Swakopmund and Henties Bay, in close proximity to the Erongo Desalination Plant and conveniently near the Walvis Bay Port. It comprises of 3 pumps each pumping 600 cubic meter per hour.

The objective is to obtain an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for the Proposed Rezoning of Erf 237 Martin Neib Avenue Okahandja, from Single Residential with a Density of 1:900 To General Business with a Bulk of 1:2 for a Hotel Pension of more than 10 Leasable Rooms. The proposed project is located on Erf 237 Martin Neib Avenue, Okahandja, Otjozondjupa Region This EIA process is conducted on the request of the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development (MURD), as one of the requirements, prior to the decision-making of the rezoning of the Erf.

Black Magic Briquettes cc currently operates a briquette production facility, Located on Farm Singbert, Approximately 6 km West of Karibib Town, Erongo Region, Namibia. The facility has been operational since 2018; however, in pursuit of good environmental practice and in compliance with Namibian Environmental Legislation, Black Magic Briquettes intends to seek an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) and conduct its operations in accordance with an approved Environmental Management Plan.

GAC Investment cc intends on obtaining an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for their proposed offshore bunkering operations on Namibian marine waters using a bunker supply vessel equipped for Ship-to-Ship (STS) fuel transfers. The operation will include importing VLSFO and MGO into Namibian ocean waters and performing refueling activities for international commercial & local vessels at anchorage. The fuel will be pumped from the bunker tanker to the client vessels using approved transfer hoses, fenders, and spill response equipment, complying with IMO and MARPOL standards.

Namibia Bulk Infrastructure and Grid Solutions, intends on having an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in place, prior to the commencement of the construction and upgrading of Winnie Mandela Road, located in Windhoek, Namibia. The project area extends from the intersection of Monte Christo Road and Winnie Mandela Road, up to the intersection of C28 (Daan Viljoen Road) and Winnie Mandela Road, covering 6.2 km. The anticipated timeframe for the construction and upgrading activities is 18 - 20 months.

KK Construction cc intends to apply for an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for the Remainder Farm Oniipa Town and Townlands No. 1164 into portion A and Remainder, for the Establishment of a Township. The Oniipa Town Council is a relatively new Local Authority and is receiving a keen interest from investors with the present demand for land delivery for housing and commercial development purposes.

Kaoko Green Energy Solutions (Pty) Ltd intends to apply for an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for the Subdivision of Wlotzkasbaken Townlands No. 221 into 5 Portions (20 Ha) and the Remainder and Subsequent Rezoning of 5 Portions from "Undeveloped" to "Industrial" and Right of Way Servitude with the aim of developing the associated activities relating to the proposed WaveRoller Pilot Project. The proposed project is located near Wlotzkasbaken, Erongo Region, Namibia.