Ayudhaya Natural Gas Power Project: Environmental And .
Environmental and Social Monitoring ReportProject Number: 46907-014December 2018THA: Ayudhaya Natural Gas Power ProjectPrepared by Gulf JP UT Company LimitedThe environmental and social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The viewsexpressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management,or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. Your attention is directed to the “Terms of Use” sectionof this website.In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designationof or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the AsianDevelopment Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of anyterritory or area.
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES COMPLIANCEREPORTAYUDHAYA NATURAL GAS POWER PROJECTPROPOSEASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANKGULF JP UT COMPANY LIMITEDJULY - DECEMBER 20180081594-0000024 TY:2847989.131
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES COMPLIANCE REPORTAyudhaya Natural Gas Power Project of Gulf JP UT Company Limited is 1,700 MW. Its location isin the area of 300 rai approximately in the Rojana Industrial Park (RIP) Phase VI at Ban Chang Sub-district,Uthai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. The project aims to generate and distribute theelectricity through transmission line system of Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) in orderto strengthen the power security of the country. The project detail on below.(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)Project TitleProject capacityProject OwnerEIA ApprovedStart of constructionAccomplishmentTarget completion period:::::::Ayudhaya Natural Gas Power Project (Uthai Power Plant)1,700 MW.Gulf JP UT Co., Ltd.January 17th, 2012January 7th, 2013100.0% completionDecember 1st, 2015Summary of the potential environmental impacts as follows:Air quality Emission from combustion is the main source which might cause impact on air quality. Inorder to minimize its impact to be at the lowest level, the project has installed the Continuous EmissionMonitoring System; CEMs to fully monitor and control the emission rate to comply with the prevention andmitigation measures and national standard.Noise Machinery for electricity generating might cause noise affected to both working staff. In orderto minimize its impact to be at the lowest level, the Project has provided the proper Personal ProtectionEquipment such as ear muff to all staff and provided the warning sign at the noisy area. Noise contour map isdeveloped in the year of production and every 5 years. From noise contour map information, it was indicatedthat all area have sound level below 85 dB(A). Periodically maintenance programs are also applied to reducethe noisy source.Surface water quality Cooling water blow down discharge, wastewater discharge and oil –contaminated rain water are 3 main sources of water pollution which might cause impact the surface waterquality. The power plant already constructed retention containment adequate for retaining both cooling waterblowdown water and wastewater and also installed the automatic online monitoring system so the waterquality will be monitored and control to comply with the regulation before discharge. Oil-contaminated rainwater will be collected in the oil separation pond before draining the unpolluted water to the Rojana StormWater Drainage System.Transportation Project regularly trained the driver for transportation rules and regulation. Chemicaland waste transporting truck is inspected for the proper condition, safety sign comply with UNrecommendation and HAZCHEM.Management of solid waste Wastes generated from staffs’ consumption and operation activities maycause an impact. In order to minimize its impact to be at the lowest level, the project has fully complied withthe prevention and mitigation measures; e.g., provision of sufficient garbage bins with lids at various places inthe project area, assigned staff has gathered and put in the designated area, at least once a day. Wastes wasclassified for re-use or sold. General waste is transported and disposed by Ban Charng SubdistrictAdministrative Organization and sludge from water pre-treatment by Ayothaya Recycle 2002 Co., Ltd that isthe authorized company from Department of Industrial Works.Drainage and flood control The project area has designed and constructed drainage system for stormwater and collected to Storm water Holding Pond before discharge to drainage system of Rojana IndustrialPark. Checked-up conditions of drainage system and removal waste from drainage channels are scheduled ona weekly basis.0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.132
Public participation and public relations The project has established the Community ParticipationCommittee on July 13, 2017 and the Community Participation Committee established the EnvironmentalInspector and assigned them to organize and monitor the project implementation. There were 2Environmental Inspector meetings on September 10, 2018 and November 5, 2018. The project informed anddisseminated information about the project mitigation measures through meeting media and listened to theconcerns of communities. The project has joined activities with communities and government agenciescontinuously, such as support GULF FOOTBALL CLINIC with Buriram United Club, support budget forEnvironment Exhibition at Tourism Promotion Center Conserver Natural Resuorces and Environment (Hed Tub Tao)and support budget to Loi Krathong Festival in the community around the power plant, etc.Public health, occupational health and safety The operation activities may cause impacts on thehealth of workers and peoples who are living nearby the project area. So the project has complied with theprevention and mitigation measures, including provided first aid equipment, medical supplies and vehiclesfor use in case it is necessary to transport any power plant employee(s) to the nearest clinic or hospitalimmediately. PPE wearing is also mandated, including safety helmet, safety gloves, safety shoes, noiseprotective devices, etc., while working all the time. Conducted routine inspections of quality of equipment,tools and machines as specified in the manufacturer's manual (by also including pre-use inspections).Providing training in knowledge, safety and environment as well as safety and environmental instructions foremployees according to job characteristics and every related person. Project prepared adequate firefightingand first aid equipment, place them at proper places. Recorded accidents and investigated the causes, andalso recorded the causes of illnesses and used the information obtained from these activities to find a way toprevent and correct the problems. Material safety data sheet (MSDS) is posted for every type of chemicalshad separately kept reactive chemicals from each other.Major Hazards Project inspected the natural gas and diesel oil pipeline systems and other equipmentto ensure that they were ready for use and also conducted a surveillance of these systems and equipment forSafety all the time. The power plant designated the plant area and the gas pressure regulating & meteringstation as specific areas where no work generating heat or sparks is allowed to take place, by also postingwarning signs at the gas pressure regulating & metering station and the diesel oil tank In case it wasnecessary to enter any of such areas, strict checking and control as well as work permit system were requiredThe power plant had provided training for its staff and related persons so as to advise them of accurate workinstructions, work precautions, work methods and how to react when encountering a gas or oil leak or otherhazardous event, or to provide them with other necessary training courses. Disaster Response Plan isestablished, which focused on gas or oil leaks and listed of emergency phone numbers for use whenrequiring control of the aforementioned emergencies are posted.0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.133
1.Mitigation Measures and Monitoring ProgrammeAIR QUALITY (EMISSION GAS)Monitoring station: Emission stacks (Please indicate the location of the monitoring stations as indicated inthe EMP such as the [ ])HRSG �TSPGas Flowrateppmppmppm%mg/Ncu.mNcu.m/minRemark :1. The monitoring of air quality (emission gas) on August 1, 2018.2.1For NO2 the Thai standards will be applied.HRSG as Flowrateppmppmppm%mg/Ncu.mNcu.m/minRemark :1. The monitoring of air quality (emission gas) on August 1, 2018.2.1For NO2 the Thai standards will be applied.0081594-0000024 200050-4Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year.Method of Analysis;SO２ : US EPA Method 6CNO２: US EPA Method 7ECO: US EPA Method 10TSP: US EPA Method 5Gas Flow: US EPA Method 2Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year.Method of Analysis;SO２ : US EPA Method 6CNO２: US EPA Method 7ECO: US EPA Method 10TSP: US EPA Method 5Gas Flow: US EPA Method 2
HRSG �TSPGas Flowrateppmppmppm%Mg/Ncu.mNcu.m/minRemark :1. The monitoring of air quality (emission gas) on September 13, 2018.2.1For NO2 the Thai standards will be applied.HRSG Gas Flowrateppmppmppm%Mg/Ncu.mNcu.m/minRemark :1. The monitoring of air quality (emission gas) on September 13, 2018.2.1For NO2 the Thai standards will be applied.0081594-0000024 200050-5Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year.Method of Analysis;SO２ : US EPA Method 6CNO２: US EPA Method 7ECO: US EPA Method 10TSP: US EPA Method 5Gas Flow: US EPA Method 2Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year.Method of Analysis;SO２ : US EPA Method 6CNO２: US EPA Method 7ECO: US EPA Method 10TSP: US EPA Method 5Gas Flow: US EPA Method 2
AIR QUALITY (AMBIENT AIR QUALITY)Monitoring Station No. 1: Wat Nong Nam SomItemUnitMeasuredValue（ Mean）MeasuredValue（ andardsSO２(average 1- hour)ppb1.524.503001/-SO２(average 24-hour)ppb1.521.781202/47.754/NO２(average 1-hour)ppb8.9214.901703/-TSP(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0390.0510.3302/-PM-10(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0260.0340.1202/0.150Wind speedm/s0.73.3--Wind arks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 7-daycontinuous monitoring coveringworking day and holiday period.Method of Analysis;- TSP : Hi-Volume, GravimetricMethod- PM-10 : Size Selective, HiVolume, Gravimetric Method- NO2 : ChemiluminescenceMethod- SO2 : UV-Fluorescence Method- WS-WD : Cup Anemometer/Anodized Aluminum Vane/Ultrasonic- Ambient Temperature :Temperature SensorRemark : 1. The monitoring of ambient air quality during September 24th - October 1st, 2018.2. Country’s Standard According to :1/Notification of the National Environment Board No.21 (B.E.2544).2/Notification of the National Environment Board No.24 (B.E.2547).3/Notification of the National Environment Board No.33 (B.E.2552).4/3.International Standard according to World Health Organization(WHO). Air qualityGuidelines Global Update, 2005, equivalent to 125 µg/m30081594-0000024 TY:2847989.136
AIR QUALITY (AMBIENT AIR QUALITY)Monitoring Station No. 2: Wat Nang Chi SchoolItemUnitMeasuredValue（ Mean）MeasuredValue（ andardsSO２(average 1- hour)ppb1.414.203001/-SO２(average 24-hour)ppb1.411.761202/47.754/NO２(average 1-hour)ppb5.5611.501703/-TSP(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0460.0690.3302/-PM10(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0370.0600.1202/0.150Wind speedm/s0.33.0--Wind rks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 7-daycontinuous monitoring coveringworking day and holiday period.Method of Analysis;- TSP : Hi-Volume, GravimetricMethod- PM-10 : Size Selective, HiVolume, Gravimetric Method- NO2 : ChemiluminescenceMethod- SO2 : UV-Fluorescence Method- WS-WD : Cup Anemometer/Anodized Aluminum Vane/Ultrasonic- Ambient Temperature :Temperature SensorRemark : 1. The monitoring of ambient air quality during September 24th - October 1st, 2018.2. Country’s Standard According to :1/Notification of the National Environment Board No.21 (B.E.2544).2/Notification of the National Environment Board No.24 (B.E.2547).3/Notification of the National Environment Board No.33 (B.E.2552).4/3.International Standard according to World Health Organization(WHO). Air qualityGuidelines Global Update, 2005, equivalent to 125 µg/m30081594-0000024 TY:2847989.137
AIR QUALITY (AMBIENT AIR QUALITY)Monitoring Station No. 3: Wat Don Pudsa SchoolItemUnitMeasuredValue（ Mean）MeasuredValue（ andardsSO２(average 1- hour)ppb1.793.103001/-SO２(average 24-hour)ppb1.792.061202/47.754/NO２(average 1-hour)ppb5.8015.311703/-TSP(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0350.0570.3302/-PM10(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0260.0470.1202/0.150Wind speedm/s0.42.6--Wind arks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 7-daycontinuous monitoring coveringworking day and holiday period.Method of Analysis;- TSP : Hi-Volume, GravimetricMethod- PM-10 : Size Selective, HiVolume, Gravimetric Method- NO2 : ChemiluminescenceMethod- SO2 : UV-Fluorescence Method- WS-WD : Cup Anemometer/Anodized Aluminum Vane/Ultrasonic- Ambient Temperature :Temperature SensorRemark : 1. The monitoring of ambient air quality during September 24th - October 1st, 2018.2. Country’s Standard According to :1/Notification of the National Environment Board No.21 (B.E.2544).2/Notification of the National Environment Board No.24 (B.E.2547).3/Notification of the National Environment Board No.33 (B.E.2552).4/3.International Standard according to World Health Organization(WHO). Air qualityGuidelines Global Update, 2005, equivalent to 125 µg/m30081594-0000024 TY:2847989.138
AIR QUALITY (AMBIENT AIR QUALITY)Monitoring Station No. 4: Rojana Industrial Park phase 1 – IVItemUnitMeasuredValue（ Mean）MeasuredValue（ andardsSO２(average 1- hour)ppb1.673.203001/-SO２(average 24-hour)ppb1.671.721202/47.754/NO２(average 1-hour)ppb37.8619.861703/-TSP(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0610.0740.3302/-PM10(average 24-hour)mg/m30.0390.0630.1202/0.150Wind speedm/s0.82.6--Wind ks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoring coveringworking day and holiday period.Method of Analysis;- TSP : Hi-Volume, GravimetricMethod- PM-10 : Size Selective, HiVolume, Gravimetric Method- NO2 : ChemiluminescenceMethod- SO2 : UV-Fluorescence Method- WS-WD : Cup Anemometer/Anodized Aluminum Vane/Ultrasonic- Ambient Temperature :Temperature SensorRemark : 1. The monitoring of ambient air quality during September 24th - October 1st, 2018.2. Country’s Standard According to :1/Notification of the National Environment Board No.21 (B.E.2544).2/Notification of the National Environment Board No.24 (B.E.2547).3/Notification of the National Environment Board No.33 (B.E.2552).4/3.International Standard according to World Health Organization(WHO). Air qualityGuidelines Global Update, 2005, equivalent to 125 µg/m30081594-0000024 TY:2847989.139
SURFACE WATER QUALITY (EFFLUENT QUALITY)During Operation PhaseMonitoring Station: Cooling Water Holding PondItemMeasured Value（ Mean）Measured Value（ Max.）Country’sStandardsTemperature ( C )TDS (mg/l)29.61,02833.41,134 40 C 3,000ReferredInternationalStandards 3 C-ND( 0.5)ND( 0.5) 5107.337.985.0-9.06-9ND( 0.03)ND( 0.03)--0.13 0.0160.19 0.04 5 21.00.5Oil and Grease(mg/l)pHResidual Chlorine(mg/l)Zinc (mg/l)Copper (mg/l)Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Once a month.Method of Analysis;- Temperature : 2550- pH 4500-H B- TDS: 2540C- Oil and grease : 5520B- Residual chlorine : 4500 –ClG- Zinc : 3111 B- Copper : 3111 BRemark :Country’s Standard According to Rojana Industrial Park Effluent Standard.SURFACE WATER QUALITY (EFFLUENT QUALITY)During Operation PhaseMonitoring Station: Wastewater Holding PondItemTemperature( C )TDS (mg/l)Oil andGrease (mg/l)pHResidualChlorine(mg/l)Zinc (mg/l)Copper (mg/l)MeasuredValue（ Mean）32.2MeasuredValue（ Max.）33.8Country’sStandards 40 CReferredInternationalStandards 3 C625ND( 0.5)1,086ND( 0.5) 3,000 5107.71ND( 0.03)7.96ND( 0.03)5.0-9.0 16-9-0.11 0.0160.18 0.04 5 21.00.50081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1310Remarks(Frequency, Method, etc.)Frequency;- Once a month.Method of Analysis;- Temperature : 2550- pH 4500-H B- TDS: 2540C- Oil and grease : 5520B- Zinc : 3111 B- Copper : 3111 B- Residual chlorine : 4500–Cl G
NOISEDuring Construction PhaseMonitoring Station 1: At fence area of the Project Site, on the South directionItemLeq nalStandardsNoise level(Daytime)---7055Noise level(Night tionalStandardsRemarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingMonitoring Station 2: Wat Nong NamsomItemLeq (24hr)LdnNoise level(Daytime)---7055Noise level(Night tionalStandardsRemarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingMonitoring Station 3: Wat Nang Chi SchoolItemLeq (24hr)LdnNoise level(Daytime)---7055Noise level(Night time)---7045Remark :1/Remarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingCurrently, project is during operation phaseThe sound pressure level standard of 70 dB(A) notified by the Notification of the NationalEnvironment Board, No. 15, B.E.2540 (1997)Standard of Ldn and L90 are not specified yet.3/No nearby communities will be affected by the high noise level during construction.2/0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1311
NOISEDuring Operation PhaseMonitoring Station 1: At fence area of the Project Site, on the South directionItemLeq (24hr)Ld, dardsNoise level(Daytime)54.3-57.955.656.67055Noise level(Night eferredInternationalStandardsRemarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingMonitoring Station 2: Wat Nong NamsomItemLeq (24hr)Ld, LnNoise level(Daytime)54.0-55.355.148.57055Noise level(Night eferredInternationalStandardsRemarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingMonitoring Station 3: Wat Nang Chi SchoolItemLeq (24hr)Ld, LnNoise level(Daytime)56.8-59.957.552.97055Noise level(Night time)56.8-59.959.452.97045Remark :1/Remarks(Frequency, Method,etc.)Frequency;- Twice a year for 5-daycontinuous monitoringcovering working dayand holiday period.Method of Analysis;- Integration Sound LevelMeter followingThe measurement of sound pressure levels during March 8-13, 2018The sound pressure level standard of 70 dB(A) notified by the Notification of the NationalEnvironment Board, No. 15, B.E.2540 (1997)Standard of Ldn and L90 are not specified yet.3/No nearby communities will be affected by the high noise level during construction.2/0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1312
SOLID WASTEDuring Construction PhaseParameter:Types and volume of general garbage and scraps from construction activities/ Type anddisposal methods for hazardous wastes from construction activities.Location:Project area.Duration:Once a month during the operation period.- The project is currently during operation phase.During Operation PhaseParameter:Types and volume of general garbage and wastes from production process.Location:Project area.Duration:Once a month during the operation period.-Waste from operation generated within project could be classified into 3 categories; 1)general garbage 2) sludge from water pre-treatment and 3) waste/unused material from maintenance activity.-The general garbage from operation phase is mostly the food waste and office waste fromproject’s staff. The quantity of general garbage from operation phase was monthly recorded and disposed byBan Chang Sub-district Administrative Organization as the data shown berTotalQuantity of Solid Wastes / Kilograms1,9081,8601,7101,8934,5531,93813,861-The quantity of sludge from water pre-treatment during July-December 2018 is 50,750Kilograms. The example of waste manifest is shown in Appendix 1.-Unused material from maintenance activity during July-December 2018 such as insulation,oil/chemical contaminated container, used oil were collected in the waste storage area to the suitable quantityfor transportation and disposal as the data shown below and Appendix 1.0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1313
Quantity of Solid Wastes GeneratedType of WastesUnitWaste QuantityJul 18Oct 18Sep 18Oct 18Nov 18Dec Hazardous-SludgeTon----Air FilterTon---- Water FilterTon---- Paper UsedTon---- InsulationTon---0.151.835-1.99Oil Contaminated MaterialTon---0.051.08-1.13- Chemical Contaminated BagTon---0.020.40-0.42-Ton---0.010.065-0.08- BatteryTon----0.04-0.04- Oil 29Hazardous-Aerosol CanisterTotal0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1314
COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SAFETYOperation PhaseParameterNoise DoseNoise ContourLocation/PersonEmployees working in theprocess of the power plantThe electricity generating areahaving high noise levelHeat-Wet Bulb Globe Temperature(WBGT)heat sources , such as: (i)condenser exhaust unit, (ii)steam pipeline area, (iii)generator area, and (iv)combustion turbine area.LightElectrical and Control BuildingAdministration BuildingWorkshopBefore working within thespecified period by the law.Health examination for NewEmployees of U-Thai Power Plant:(i) General Physical Examination,(ii) Lung X-rays and (iii) Basicblood test.Health examination for Employeesof U-Thai Power Plant: (i) lung xrays, (ii) vision test, (iii) generalphysical examination and bloodtest. : complete blood cell, bloodgroup and Hepatitis B immunity.Special examination –hearing testfor mechanical workers, lungfunction test for maintenanceworkers and vision test for everyemployee.Fire Prevention and Fire FightingSystemPrepare a completenoise contour mapwithin the first yearof operation period.4 times a year.4 times a year.Once per yearOnce per year 0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.13Duration4 times a yearThe safety, occupationalhealth and workingenvironment section willhave a meeting in order tosummarize the problems,recommendations and torevise the safety manual andemergency plan byrecording the details,statistics and commentsfrom the employees andlocal firefighting authorityon the safety andoccupational health of theproject.Inspection of fire protectionequipment, at least once aweek.Evaluation of theemergency response drill inorder to revise theemergency plan andpractice skills.15RemarksPlease refer to themeasurement method asindicated in the EMP
The project has monitored on community health and safety including; noise dose, noise contour,Heat-Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT), Light intensity twice during July - December 2018. Allparameters are within standard value as the detail in Appendix 2. Moreover, the physical/health check wasapplied to every new staff before start work and annual health check for existing staff as the sample of healthcheck in Appendix 3.COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SAFETYConstruction PhaseNumber of health safety and environment training and other training/orientation conducted for theworkers/labourers, and general description of awareness.-The project is currently during operation --Various accidents/incidents involving workers/labourer (including clinic/hospital reports, nature ofaccidents/incidents), action undertaken to ensure accidents/incidents will be avoided.- The project is currently during operation phaseVarious project related accidents/incidents affecting local communities (these may arise from traffic, dust,noise, vibration, or interaction with labourers), action undertaken to ensure accidents/incidents will beavoided.- The project is currently during operation phaseNumber of contractor’s random alcohol and urine testing and description of general results- The project is currently during operation phaseNumber of health education programs conducted for workers/labourers (covering sanitation, family planning,and prevention of communicable diseases such as HIV/AIDS).- The project is currently during operation phaseOperations PhaseVarious project related accidents/incidents or health problems affecting local communities (these may arisefrom operations phase activities affecting environmental media such as air and water which may haveaffected the community), action undertaken to address the issue.-During July-December 2018 has no accident/incidents or health problems affecting localcommunities (Appendix 4).0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1316
SOCIO-ECONOMICS1.Socio-economic survey and ction andOperationParameterSocio-economic surveyand opinion of people,community leaders andrepresentatives ofconcerned agencies on thetimeliness andeffectiveness of theenvironmental and socialmitigating measures andthe social programs beingimplemented by theCompany.LocationCommunities in thevicinity area of theU-Thai Power PlantRepresentative ofconcerned agenciesDuration/FrequencyMethodologyOnce 3 months beforeconstruction / once ayear during theconstruction period /once a year duringoperation periodVisiting, talking,interviewing withcommunity leadersand representativesof concernedagenciesSurvey byquestionnairesThe project recently monitored on socio-economic impacts by interviewing the peoples who areliving within 5 km radius of the project site. These comprise 65 communities, 58 villages of 9 sub-districts, 3districts in Phra Nakhon Si Ayudhaya Province which has been reported in the Environment and SocialIssues Compliance Report (July- December 2018).2.Grievance tionPhase/Datereceived--Partieslikely tofacilitategrievanceresolution-Nature ofGrievanceResponses/Actions fromthe CompanyFurther actionsneeded to settlegrievance andrelevant timeline---Note: Grievance Registry report to be included in the project report submitted to ADB – biannually during construction and annuallyduring operation stage.Remark: No Grievance Registry report during July-December 2018. However, Project provided procedureof grievance registry (Appendix 5). Additionally, the project has set up a community coordination centrewhich located at Administration Building of Uthai Power Plant 999 moo 1 ,Uthai district, Pra Nakorn SriAyudhaya as a channel of grievance registry. The information of grievance registry channels is distributedvia CPC meeting and Project billboards.0081594-0000024 TY:2847989.1317
3.Corporate Social responsibility Programs (CSR Programs)Reporting of CSR monthly activities and ctober2018ActivityTarget AreaTarget GroupsOrganize Gulf Football Clinicproject by Buriram UnitedFootball ClubStudentsaround thepower plantareaPeople,Government,STUDENT200(m180 f20)15,000Ban overnment300(m200f100)30,000Government500(m300 f200)Government200(m100 00(m300 f200)30,000People,Government400(m200f200)20,000Ban ChangSub-districtPeople,Government400(m 200 f 200 )20,000Nong NamSom SubdistrictPeople,Government300(m200 f100)15,000Government1,000(m500 ment600(m300f300)10,000Supporting budget fororganizing long-boatcompetitions to Ban ChangSubdistrict AdministrationOrganizationSupporting budget fororganizing "Yor Yos YingFah, Ayutthaya WorldHeritage", year 2018Supporting budget fororganizing "Industry andEnvironmental Governance"for the year 2018Organizing the EnvironmentalAudit Committee meetingNo.3/2018Supporting budget fororganizing the Canal andRiver Conservation DaySupporting budget for the 3rdFootball League of LocalGovernment OrganizationSupporting budget for the LoiKrathong Festival to BanChang Sub-districtSupporting budget for the LoiKrathong Festival to NongNam Som Sub-districtSupporting budget for the RedCross of Phra Nakhon SiAyutthaya Province, year 2018November2018Approximate cost(Indicate if thecommunities/beneficiaries havein-kind or cashcounterpartNumber ofBeneficiaries(segregated bygender)Supporting budget for makingannual Kathin ceremony 2018Supporting budget for makingthe royal Kathin ceremony2018Phra Nakhon SiAyutthayaProvincePhra Nakhon SiAyutthayaProvincialIndustry OfficePeople around5 kilometersradius of GUTPhra Nakhon SiAyutthayaProvinceLocalgovernmentorganizationPhra Nakhon SiAyutthayaProvincePeople andTemple around5 kilometersradius of GUTPhra Nakhon SiAyutthayaProvincialEnergy OfficeRemarks1
Method of Analysis; SO2: US EPA Method 6C NO2: US EPA Method 7E CO: US EPA Method 10 TSP: US EPA Method 5 Gas Flow: US EPA Method 2 NO2 1 ppm 21.88 22.92 70 - CO ppm 95.81 103.14 - O2 % 14.09 14.12 - - TSP mg/Ncu.m 0.82 0.82 20 50 Gas Flow rate Ncu.m/min 23,306 - Remark : 1. The monitoring of air quality (emission gas) on August 1, 2018.
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