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Title:

250124005215: Environmental Clearance Certificate for the proposed establishment, installation and operation of DanAon Investment's 100 MW PV Solar Park on a 250 Ha within the Keetmanshoop Townlands, ||Karas Region

Author(s):

Enviro-Leap Consulting

Publication Year:

2025

Abstract:

DanAon Construction / Investments cc aims to develop the solar energy project using PV technology to generate electricity in Namibia. The project will help to decrease the country’s dependency on traditional forms of energy by increasing the availability and use of solar energy. The generated electricity will be injected into the national grid, to support the country in meeting its renewable energy target.

Item Type:

Report

Language:

Keywords:

EIA (local), environmental impact assessment, solar power station

Files:

Attachment	Size
5215_ESMP_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	4.26 MB
5215_Declaration of Authorship_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	310.25 KB
5215_BID_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	2.07 MB
5215_Consent_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	210.41 KB
5215_Proof of Consultation_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	1.29 MB
5215_Map_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	306.82 KB
5215_Screening Notice_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	132.36 KB
5215_CV_DanAon Investment_Solar Park on a 250 Ha_Keetmanshoop Townlands.pdf	635.16 KB

Last date for commenting on this EIA: Wednesday, 5 March 2025

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