Summary
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(1) The Inner Mongolia Mengniu New Energy Co., Ltd submitted the "200 MW 'Adelectric to Urumqi' Regional Interconnection New Energy Project Substation Construction Project Environmental Impact Report" for review. After reviewing the report, the following decisions were made:
(2) The project involves the construction of three 220kV substation sites. Site 1 will have 2 x 250MVA transformers, site 2 will have 3 x 250MVA transformers, and site 3 will have 3 x 250MVA transformers. All three sites will have one 220kV outgoing circuit each. The project will be located in the high-tech industrial development zone of Alashan League in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
(3) In terms of overall opinion, the project will have a minimal negative impact on the environment if the measures outlined in the report are strictly implemented. The Environmental Protection Bureau agrees to the project's construction as proposed in the report, provided that the environmental protection measures outlined in the report are implemented.
(4) To ensure the project's environmental sustainability, the following measures must be taken:
(5) 1. Strictly implement environmental protection measures during the construction and operation phases, and conduct ecological restoration work. 2. Control and mitigate the impact of electromagnetic fields on the surrounding environment, with monitoring values meeting the requirements of GB8702-2014. 3. During operation, the substation's wastewater will be treated through a centralized wastewater treatment facility and used for landscaping during the summer and cleared regularly during the winter. 4. All hazardous waste generated during device maintenance, including transformer oil and batteries, must be recycled or stored separately and sent to a qualified hazardous waste disposal unit for proper disposal. 5. Noise levels and noise prevention measures during construction and operation must meet the requirements outlined in the report, with monitoring values meeting national standards. 6. If any changes occur in the project's nature, scale, location, or environmental protection measures, a new review must be submitted.
(6) The project's construction unit must complete the post-construction environmental protection inspection before the project can be put into formal operation. The Alashan League Environmental Protection Bureau has been entrusted to supervise the project's construction phase.