Decommissioning & Remediation Plan Everything Sample Clauses

Decommissioning & Remediation Plan Everything on earth has a lifespan so also developmental project and when the project proponent decides in the future that the facility is no longer needed and wants to do away with it, the proponent is required to conduct a decommissioning plan for the equipment and reinstating the environment to a usable form. The plant is designed to last minimum of hundred (100) years and in case the plant will be shut down, the site will progress through decommissioning, remediation, and redevelopment. Though it is not always possible, it helps to know site reuse options early in the process to inform clean-up decisions and determine the appropriate level of work needed in each stage of the assessment, clean-up, and redevelopment process. Understanding the range of reuse options and needs associated with each will help in the development of realistic schedules and cost estimates. Time and costs associated with permits, approvals (of permits, plans, funding) and public involvement is factored into redevelopment plans as well. Decommissioning begins with an announcement that the plant is closing and ends when operations completely cease. The Management of Obodofei Integrated Services Limited shall develop a strategy for managing the decommissioning process that serves his or her business needs. A wide range of management strategies may be considered, from the proponent maintaining full control, to the selection of a third party to oversee the process. The proponent also may sell the property to a developer or municipality early in the process. During decommissioning, the electrical generating units shall be shut down and all operating permits are terminated. Any unused and hazardous materials associated with both the production process and the buildings/structures (e.g., process chemicals in the building or in equipment,) are removed. Production equipment is cleaned and may be removed for use at other locations or sold as scrap. Some demolition of buildings/structures may be performed to facilitate cleaning or equipment removal. Remediation shall start with collection of soil and ground water samples to investigate and document any contamination. Next, a plan for clean-up is developed and once approved by FMENV & Bayelsa State Ministry of Environment. The Proponent shall develop a detailed decommissioning plant and environmental assessment of the area if the factory will be shut down.
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