Krasnodar GRES Project Volume I11 Environmental Assessment

Drinking water parameters shall be measured from the potable water intake;
Noise levels shall be measured at and beyond the Krasnodar GRES facility
boundaries.
The World Bank recommends that baseline monitoring of NOx in the
Caucasus biosphere reserve begin as soon as possible and continue
through the operational phase of the plant.
Monitoring During Construction
Noise and dust will be measured in and around the Krasnodar GRES site on a
monthly basis. Exact monitoring locations shall be approved by the PECC
representative. In addition, CO and hydrocarbon emissions will be measured for
on-site motor vehicles which lack an official exhaust inspection certificate.
Air Monitoring During Operations
A continuous emission monitoring system will measure basic parameters of plant
operation (discharge velocity, temperature, etc.) as well as concentrations of NOx,
S02, CO, CnHm, 03, and particulates in the flue gas in compliance with the Russian
regulatory documents for environmental control. An automated on-site
meteorological station will measure and record the following: Wind direction; Wind
velocity; Temperature; and Humidity. Both the continuous emission monitoring
system and the meteorological station will be connected to a central data
receiving station at the facility which will archive average values of the data for 3
minute, 30 minute, and 24 hour intervals.
On-site ambient air quality measurements will be obtained by environmental
control laboratory staff for particulates, NOx, S02, and CO at intervals determined
by PECC.
Off-site air monitoring stations are planned for the following sites:
Mostovskoy settlement;
Perepravnaya settlement;
Psebai settlement;
Caucasus biosphere reserve.
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