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Title: Environmental impact assessment for development of a new power house at G.Dh. Thinadhoo
Authors: Abdul Wahhab, Mahfooz
Jaleel, Mohamed Ibrahim
Shareef, Ali
Keywords: Powerhouse development
Legislative and regulatory considerations
Existing environment
Environmental impacts
Mitigation measures
Environmental monitoring
Environmental impact assessments
Issue Date: Apr-2016
Citation: Abdul Wahhab, M., Jaleel, M. I. & Shareef, A. (2016). Environmental impact assessment for development of a new power house at G.Dh. Thinadhoo. Male': Maldives
Abstract: The proposed project aims to provide sustainable electricity supply for G.Dh Thinadhoo by the development of a new powerhouse within the existing FENAKA premises. The project is essentially required because the existing powerhouse was burned down to the extent it can no longer be used due to an accidental fire. The new powerhouse will be constructed using pre-fabricated sheets and blocks. The generators in the temporary facility will be transferred to the new powerhouse and connected to the grid. The new powerhouse is essential as the noise and smoke disturbance from the generators is high. However with the development of new powerhouse it is expected that the noise and smoke disturbance will be reduced greatly. The negative impacts during the construction will be loss of vegetation and risk of groundwater contamination. During operation also there is risk of groundwater contamination. However with proper daily maintenance and following proper chemical handling procedures the risks can be minimized. The positive impacts from the project will be very high as Fenaka Corporation would be able to provide electricity sustainably to Thinadhoo.
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