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Company |
Power Engineering Consulting Joint Stock Company 1- Vietnam |
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Company profile |
Power Engineers Consulting-1 (PECC-1), a Vietnamese company that is studying the full potential for the Vietnam Electricity Project (now EVNI), which is investing in the second Lower Sesan project. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between EVN and the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy (MIME) of Cambodia was signed in June 2007 to allow EVN to conduct feasibility studies. |
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Registration investment capital |
USD 816,000,000 |
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Company registration date |
Not found |
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Company registration code |
Not found |
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Director |
Lam Du Son |
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Director residence |
Vietnam |
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Company address |
Km9+2000, Nguyen Trai, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi, Vietnam, Tel: (84) 042148006, Fax: (84) 048541208 |
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Type of EIA reports |
Completed Environmental Impact Assessment |
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State agency |
Ministry of Mines and Energy |
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Site |
Lower Sesan II, in Sesan district, Stung Treng province, Cambodia, about 20 km east of Stung Treng provincial town, about 450 km northeast of Phnom Penh, about 60 km from the Lao border and about 150 km from the Vietnamese border. |
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Village |
Not found |
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Commune |
Phluk, Srae Kor, Ta Lat and Kbal Romeas |
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District |
Sesan |
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Province |
Stung Treng |
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Contract duration |
30 |
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Area size of project |
Not found |
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sector |
Hydropower |
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EIA company |
Key Consultants (Cambodia) |
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Backgrounds of EIA company |
Not found |
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Address of EIAs company |
Not found |
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Relevants law |
Constitution of Kingdom of Cambodia (1993)
Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management (1996)
Law on environmental protection and natural resources managment
Royal decree on natural(1993) protected areas
Sub-decree on environmental impact assessment process (1999)
Sub-decree on water pollution control (1999)
Sub-decree on solid waste management (1999)
Law of Land (2001)
Law of Forestry law(2002)
Law of water resources management (2007)
National water resources policy (2004) |
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Revenues and expenditures |
Not found |
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Social alnd environmental impacts |
Positive impacts on the environment and society include:
-Electricity: 400 MW turbine and total power 1953.9 GWh
-Rural Infrastructure: The project will build a new road to the bypass and bridge project area on the east side of the Sesan River to connect the resettlement area of Srekor village and Khsach Thmey village. The project also builds all community facilities in the resettlement area, including community schools, pagodas, roads, and wells, to a number and standards equivalent to or better than what will be destroyed in the village, which will be flooded.
-Employment: Employment for community workers / people from 2010 to 2014 with a total of approximately 9,500
- Tourism: Natural resources in and around the lake, infrastructure projects and visits to hydropower plants, fishing
-Revenue: Selling local products, tourism activities, construction contractors
-Economy: Develop Cambodia's infrastructure, including industry / handicraft, agriculture and tourism in the region, paying taxes to the Royal Government of Cambodia through investment law contracts |
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Employment opportunity |
Employment for community workers / people from 2010 to 2014 with a total of approximately 9,500 |
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Public participation |
Two public consultations:
First consultation: Affected communities in Phluk Srekor commune, Kbal Romeas Talat
Second consultation: Representatives of affected communities in all provincial departments, NGOs (CEPA, PSDD, MEDICAM, Oxfam Australia), private sector (land and forest concession companies) and representatives of the EIA of the Ministry of Environment and the Department of Energy Of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy. |
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Land converted from |
Not found |
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Environmental management plan |
The Environmental Management Plan (EMP) provides a guide for monitoring and mitigation measures for pre-construction, post-construction and project operation. EMPs include institutional summaries, mitigation measures, and monitoring programs. Mitigation measures and monitoring programs will include analysis of responsible institutions and budgets. |
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Development plan |
The project will build a new road to the bypass and bridge project area on the east side of the Sesan River to connect the resettlement area of Srekor village and Khsach Thmey village. The project also builds all community facilities in the resettlement area, including community schools, pagodas, roads, and wells, to a number and standards equivalent to or better than what will be destroyed in the village, which will be flooded. |
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Mitigation strategies |
The mitigation measures that should be taken are
-Reduce the reservoir area as much as possible by reducing the dam height as much as possible.
-Provide a suitable location for the resettlement area, which is far from the main shelter area.
-Adequate compensation for the people along the river, who will especially suffer the loss of fish as a result of the plains, based on this annual basis can be made in the sense of livelihood improvement initiatives.
-Carefully monitor the quantity and quality of water from the dam to ensure that the quantity and quality of water is sufficient for the health of water users below the river to avoid adverse effects and to maintain the ecology of the river and provide compensation measures if Dams cause harm to ecological health as a result of poor quality or quantity of water coming out of the dam.
-Ensure that traffic related to the project complies with the road rules and the damage to the road is repaired quickly.
- Make sure that the dam is built to withstand earthquakes so that it does not collapse in the event of an earthquake
-Ensure that construction work begins when demining is complete.
-Provide remedial measures for tree loss and climate change campaigns by replanting trees according to the type and amount lost.
-Collaborate with other dam operators in the catchment area to reduce and manage the overall impact of the dam |
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Environmental and social funds |
Not found |
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EIA publication year |
2008 |
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Last update |
22-Oct |
