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Construction and Operation of telecommunication lettace tower at Kupferquelle, in Tsumeb, Oshikoto Region.
Construction and Operation of telecommunication lettace tower at Onamishu Village, Oshikoto Region.
Construction and Operation of telecommunication lettace tower at Onkani Village, Omusati Region.
The Environmental Clearance Certificate is for the operation of the 350kV HVDC transmission line from Gerus Substation near Otjiwarongo to Zambezi substation. The HVDC line was put into commercial operation in October 2010. The transmission line links the NamPower network to the ZESCO transmission system in Zambia.
ECC is for the continued operations of a fuel retail facility supplying unleaded petrol and diesel in Otjinene, Omaheke Region.
The 66kV Bismark-Witvlei powerline runs Bismark substation to Witvlei substation. Under the Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (2012), the activity described as "The construction of facilities for the transmission and supply of electricity" requires an Environmental Clearance Certificate. Since this transmission line was constructed before the promulgation of Environmental management Act and its regulation, Section 57.
The ECC is for the operation and management of 66Kv Witvlei - Gobabis transmission line. The 66kV Gobabis – Witvlei powerline runs from Gobabis Substation to the Witvlei Substation in the Gobabis/Witvlei area. Under the Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (2012), the activity described as "The construction of facilities for the transmission and supply of electricity" requires an Environmental Clearance Certificate.
The ECC is for the operation and management of 66kV Omburu - Marble transmission line. The 66kV Omburu - Marble powerline runs between Omburu substation to Marble Substation in Erongo Region. Under the Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (2012), the activity described as "The construction of facilities for the transmission and supply of electricity" requires an Environmental Clearance Certificate.
The ECC is for the operation and management of the 66kV Otjikoto - Asis West transmission. The 132kV Otjikoto - Asis West powerline runs between Otjikoto Substation to the Asis West Substation. Under the Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (2012), the activity described as "The construction of facilities for the transmission and supply of electricity" requires an Environmental Clearance Certificate.
SCT currently abstracts water from the sea, which is treated through a water treatment facility, for cleaning purposes including surface floors, process machinery and leftover fish guts in the fish factory. They have a permit for the abstraction of 2.190.000 m3 per annum of seawater, which was issued by the Ministry of Agriculture Water and Land Reform’s (MAWL) - Department of Water Affairs (DWA). However, SCT only abstracts up to a maximum of ±1.576.800 m3 per annum as per the current operational demand, i.e.
ECC is for the Continued Operations of the Rehoboth Service Station in Rehoboth, Hardap Region.
ECC is for the Continued Operations of the B1 Oasis Service Station in Keetmanshoop, //Karas Region.
To ensure compliance to the Environmental Management Act as the activity to be undertaken is waste disposal which are amongst the listed activities that require certification.
ECC is for the Continued Operations of the Namib Fuel Retail Facility in Keetmanshoop, //Karas Region.
ECC is for the Continued Operations of the Canyon Service Station in Keetmanshoop, //Karas Region.
The ECC is valid until 23 April 2022. I am now merely doing the online registering of the project.
The current ECC expires 17 Sep 2020. This application for the continuation of diamond prospecting and mining activities in ML139 for a further 3 year ECC renewal period. This is to register online for the first time, ahead of the ECC renewal submission that will follow.
Golden Empire Mineral Mining CC (The Proponent) has been granted with an exclusive prospecting licenses (EPLs) No. 7588 and 7653 by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME). The tenure of these licences is from 22 November 2019 and 3 November 2019 respectively. The covered area is prospective for five (5) groups of commodities, upon which detailed prospecting and exploration activities will be conducted. The Proponent plans to conduct prospecting and exploration activities leading to the estimation and delineation of the target resource.
The main reason for this application is to allow the Proponent for Welwitschia University to be allowed to continue with the establishment of the charcoal, wood, fencing poles and furniture manufacturing production at Welwitschia University, Mururani Campus in Otjozondjupa Region.
Construction and operation of a telecommunication base transceiver station tower.
The development of the Driefontein Safari Lodge in the Torra Conservancy, Kunene Region, Namibia.
Land use and development activities (d) use for nature conservation or zoned open space (which includes a public road) to any other land use.
To commence with mineral exploration activities on the granted EPL.
Exploration activities on EPL 6773, 7440, 7423, 7442 and 7718 around Sesfontein Area, Kunene Region.
The ECC is for the the operation and management of the 66kv Welwitschia - Kamanjab transmission line. The 66kV Welwitschia - Kamanjab line was constructed in 1996 prior to the commencement of the Environmental Management Act and its regulation, as a result 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 Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.
The ECC is for the operation of the 66kV Otjikoto - Grootfontein transmission line. The 66kV Otjikoto - Grootfontein transmission line was constructed in 1972 prior to the commencement of the Environmental Management Act and its regulation, as a result 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 Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.
The ECC is for the operation and management of 66kV Osona - Okahandja Transmission Line. The 66kV Osona - Okahandja Transmission Line was constructed in 1978 prior to the commencement of the Environmental Management Act and its regulation, as a result 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 Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.
The ECC is for the operation and Management of 220 kV Omburu - Khan 1 and 2 Tranmission line. The 220kV Khan 1 & 2 line were constructed in 2010 and 2011 respectively 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 Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.
he ECC is for the Operation and Management of 22kV Stampriet - Glave reticulation. The 22kV Stampriet - Glave reticulation was constructed in 1989 prior to the commencement of the Environmental Management Act and its regulation, as a result 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 Environmental Management Act (Act 7 of 2007) and its regulations.
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| 1792_EMP_The operation and management of 22KV Stampriet_Glave Reticulation.pdf | 814.55 KB |
| 1792_Map_The operation and management of 22KV Stampriet_Glave Reticulation.pdf | 668.71 KB |
To enable pre-feasibility as well as feasibility level exploration activities for granite for purposes of producing dimension stone. Exploration activities envisaged to include geological mapping, field evaluation, down the hole drilling, and test quarrying for the extraction of one or two blocks for further host rock quality evaluation.
ECC is for the continued operations of Van Dyk Petroleum’s diesel wholesale facility in Grootfontein. The facility, using small tanker trucks, supplies businesses and farmers in the area with bulk quantities of diesel for their operations.
Borrow pit (Mining of G5 material) as well as roadside pits associated with the construction of the gravel road between Ongulugumbe and Iipanda, Omusati Region.
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| 1580_Questionnaire_Sand mining activities at Ongulugumbe.pdf | 5.29 MB |
| 1580_Roads Authority_Sand mining activities at Ongulugumbe.pdf | 2.69 MB |
| 1580_Map_Sand mining activities at Ongulugumbe.pdf | 157.02 KB |
Namibia’s economy is highly dependent on a healthy environment however and striking a balance in meeting demands for economic development (harvesting natural resources e,g sand mining) and maintaining biological diversity can be a challenge. Thus, it is imperative that developmental endeavours are conducted in the most sustainable manner. Environmental and development sectors should work together and identify synergies in order to ensure that natural resources are harvested sustainably.
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| 1259_EMP_Otji_bricks and sand factory.pdf | 1.05 MB |
Mining of semi-precious stones.
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| 1761_Proforma EC_Mining Activities on Claim No 68679 at Farm Ameib.pdf | 2.52 MB |
The proponent, Kaokoland Mining and Exploration CC intends to continue mine base and rare metals targeting copper ore from the mining claims: 67568 – 67575, situated at Otwani, Opuwo Rural Constituency, Kunene Region, Namibia.
The ECC is for an existing ECC for the Okondjatu Water Supply Scheme.
The ECC is for an existing ECC for Okombahe Water Supply Scheme.
The ECC is a renewal of an existing ECC for the Hochfeld Water Supply Scheme.
The ECC is for the renewal of the Epukiro Pos 3 and 10 Water Supply Scheme.
The ECC application is for an existing ECC for the Von Bach Water Supply Scheme.
The ECC application is for an existing ECC for the Berg Aukas Emergency Water Supply Scheme.
The Environmental Clearance Certificate is for: 1. (b) The transmission and supply of electricity. 4. Any other related activity that requires authorisation in terms of the forest Act (Act No. 12 of 2001) or any other law. 5.2 The establishment of land resettlement schemes. 10.1 (b) The construction of public roads. 2. Details of the Activity(s) covered by the Environmental Clearance Certificate: 2.1 Title of the Activity: Township Establishment: Amraalsduin Extensions 1 and 2.
The Lewcor Group (hereinafter referred to as The Proponent) is contracted by the Road Authority (RA) to supply road construction materials and/or aggregates for the rehabilitation and upgrading of the TR1/6 Road between Windhoek and Okahandja. The Proponent has been involved in a wide range of commercial, mining and infrastructure development projects, undertakings and businesses for over 30 years.
Subdivide a 3 ha. portion A and B into 1.5 ha. each. There will be no land use change.
The Proposed route, construction and operation for the Windhoek-Rehoboth Freeway.
The ECC is for the renewal of an existing ECC for the above mentioned project.
The ECC is for the renewal of an existing ECC for the above mentioned project.
The ECC is for an existing ECC for the above mentioned project.
The ECC is for the renewal of an existing ECC.