Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
construction of an onshore terminal of about 1 million barrel capacity scalable
to
1.5 million barrels, and 20km subsea export pipeline to the PLEM and SPM within
the
Otakikpo field located in OML 11 of the Niger Delta. Triple E was contracted to
prepare an EIA report that meets the standard of relevant Nigerian regulators
(Department of Petroleum Resources and Federal Ministry of Environment). Other
relevant agencies considered in the EIA included the World Bank and other
international donor agencies' standards. The report assessed the potential
environmental and social impacts of the proposed onshore terminal and subsea
pipeline with a view to recommending fit-for-purpose and cost-effective
mitigation
measures to the negative impacts. The report also developed an Environmental and
Social Management Plan that assigns responsibilities for every stakeholder as
well
as evolving a monitoring program for the implementation of this project.
Client: Green Energy International Limited
Duration: 2018-2019
Referee: Mr. Sunny Baje (sunday.baje@greenenergy.ng)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
workover of two existing wells (Wells 02 and 03) as well as drilling of
additional
wells within the Otakikpo field located in OML 11 of the Niger Delta. Triple E
was
contracted to prepare an EIA report that meets the standards of relevant
Nigerian
regulators (Federal Ministry of Environment and Department of Petroleum
Resources).
Other relevant agencies considered in the EIA included the World Bank and other
international donor agencies' standards. The report assessed the potential
environmental and social impacts that the marginal field workover and new
drilling
operations would engender, with a view to recommending fit-for-purpose and
cost-effective mitigation measures to the negative impacts. The report also
developed an Environmental and Social Management Plan that assigns
responsibilities
for every
stakeholder as well as evolving a monitoring program for the implementation of
this
project.
Client: Green Energy International Limited
Duration: October 2014 - September 2015
Referee: Mr. Ayodele Olojede (aolojede@yahoo.com)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
workover of one existing well and drilling of additional wells within the Ubima
field located in OML 17 of the Niger Delta. Triple E was contracted to prepare
an
EIA
report that meets the standards of relevant Nigerian regulators (Federal
Ministry of
Environment and Department of Petroleum Resources). Other relevant agencies
considered in the EIA included the World Bank and other international donor
agencies' standards. The report assessed the potential environmental and social
impacts that
the marginal field workover and new drilling operations would engender, with a
view
to
recommending fit-for-purpose and cost-effective mitigation measures to the
negative
impacts. The report also developed an Environmental and Social Management Plan
that
assigns responsibilities for every stakeholder as well as evolving a monitoring
program for the implementation of this project.
Client: All Grace Energy Limited
Duration: October 2014 - September 2015
Referee: Mr. Kayode Adegbulugbe (ckeyckey@yahoo.com)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
construction of a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) on the existing Abuja-Keffi road. The
35km
BRT is proposed to take off from the Transport Centre near the Eagle Square
through
Nyanya, Maraba along the Abuja-Keffi expressway to Tudun Wada opposite the
Redeemed
Camp ground, near Winners Chapel (Goshen) in Nasarawa State. The project is
expected
to have about 27 modern bus stops and pedestrian bridges. The BRT will be
located at
the median of the existing road. Although the project is not expected to
engender
significant land acquisition on either side of the road, additional lanes would
be
taken at both sides of the road to compensate for the extra lane (layby) for the
BRT
at each bus stop. Triple E was subcontracted by CPCS (lead consultant) to
prepare an
EIA report that meets the standards of relevant Nigerian regulators (African
Development Bank and Federal Ministry of Environment). The report assessed the
potential environmental and social impacts of the proposed BRT with a view to
recommending fit-for-purpose and cost-effective mitigation measures to the
negative
impacts. The report also developed an Environmental and Social Management Plan
that
assigns responsibilities for every stakeholder as well as evolving a monitoring
program for the implementation of this project.
Client: CPCS Transcom
Duration: In Progress
Referee: Dr. Aleksandr Prodan (aprodan@cpcs.ca)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: As part of efforts to
prevent
further devastating floods in the city of Ibadan located in southwestern Nigeria
and
enhance the socio-economic well-being of the citizens, the Oyo State government
through the Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project (IUFMP) carried out emergency
rehabilitation works on Eleyele Dam and its appurtenant structures that were
destroyed by a devastating flood that occurred in 2011. Such works include
spillway,
embankment, draw-off tower, scour tunnel, and scour channel, reservoir, and the
approaching roads to the waterworks.
The purpose of the ESIA was to identify potential and significant adverse
environmental and social impacts and to propose means of mitigating them to
acceptable
levels. The ESIA also considered the capacity of existing institutions to manage
the
predicted environmental and social issues and implement an Environmental and
Social
Management Plan (ESMP) for this purpose.
Client: Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project (IUFMP)
Duration: March – October 2016
Referee: Mrs. Evelyn Adesina (funmievelade@gmail.com)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
construction of a natural gas-fired power plant CCGT of 138.4 Megawatts (MW)
capacity (4x29.9MW) to be located at Agbara Industrial Estate, on 4 hectares of
land
within the Ogun State Property Investment Corporation (OPIC) facilities at
Agbara-Igbesa, in Ado-Odo Otta LGA, Ogun State, Nigeria. With several years of
experience in the local and global energy industry, especially in the area of
power
generation and associated services, Tricon partners with other experts such as
Sher
Technologies LLC of Maryland, USA, and ND Western Limited (gas supplier from its
OML
34 Field) to implement this project.
Triple E was contracted to prepare an EIA report that meets the standards of
relevant Nigerian regulators (Federal Ministry of Environment and Department of
Petroleum
Resources). Other relevant agencies considered in the EIA included the World
Bank
and other international donor agencies' standards. The report assessed the
potential
environmental and social impacts that the proposed power plant would engender,
with
a view to recommending fit-for-purpose and cost-effective mitigation measures to
the
negative impacts. The report also developed an Environmental and Social
Management
Plan that assigns responsibilities for every stakeholder as well as evolving a
monitoring program for the implementation of this project.
Upon completion, the power plant is expected to deliver electric power to Eko
Electricity Distribution Company PLC (EKEDC), Ibadan Electricity Distribution
Company
PLC (IBEDC), and others through the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN)
transmission
facilities proximal to the proposed location in Agbara, Ogun State.
Client: Tricontinental Energy Company Limited
Duration: 2015-2016
Referee: Mr. Temitayo Siwoniku (temitayo@tricontinental.org)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involved the
construction of a 3.48MW-4MW Captive Power Plant (CPP) in Idi-Araba, Lagos, to
generate electricity for use within its premises. LUTH also envisioned
constructing
additional modules of CPP to a total capacity of 10-15 MW. In view of the
anticipated
future expansion, LUTH appointed Triple E Systems Associates to undertake an
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the proposed power plant, which will
be
located within the LUTH complex in Idi-Araba, Lagos, Nigeria. This study
assessed
the
aspects and impacts of the construction and operational stages on its
neighboring
activities and surrounding environment. The report provides an assessment of the
potential impacts which the proposed power project may have on the social and
natural
environments. This is based on findings from extensive literature review, field
sampling activities, laboratory and bench data analyses, as well as a
comprehensive
socioeconomic and public consultations exercise.
Client: Lagos University Teaching Hospital
Duration: Ongoing
Referee: Engr. Ogunkeye Olusola (omoroshin1@gmail.com)
Brief Description of Project: This was an Independent Power
Project
initiated by YEP, an energy provider company in Nigeria. The company intended to
install a 350MW Simple Cycle Gas Turbine plant at Ofunene village near Ajaokuta
in
Ajaokuta LGA of Kogi State. The Independent Power Plant was to be achieved
through a
Build, Own, and Operate (BOO) venture.
Study Period: January to November 2013
Location: Kogi, Nigeria
Client: Yellowstone Electric Power Limited
Referee: Sandy Eyal (sandy.eyal@quantum-power.com)
Brief Description and Scope of Work: This project involves the
construction of a 35m high hydro power dam at Itisi on Kaduna River. The
objective
of this project is to provide alternative and reliable power to the teeming
residents
of Kaduna State and, by extension, the entire country. The project is also
planned
to
assist in irrigation. Triple E was contracted to prepare an ESIA report that
meets
the
standards of the World Bank, African Development Bank, and other international
donor
agencies' standards. The report assessed the potential environmental and social
impacts
that the hydro dam construction project would engender, with a view to
recommending
fit-for-purpose and cost-effective mitigation measures to the negative impacts.
The
report also developed an Environmental and Social Management Plan that assigns
responsibilities for every stakeholder as well as evolving a monitoring program
for
the
implementation of this project.
Client: Kaduna State Government/Kaduna State Water Board
Duration: March 2010 - February 2011
Referee: Engr. Kabiru Rufai (kabuf@yahoo.com)
Description of Project: This project involved the construction
of a
12MW power plant within the premises of the Lagos State Water Corporation at
Akute.
Triple E was hired to undertake the environmental and social impact assessment
and
prepare a comprehensive EIA report that formed the basis of receiving
environmental
permits to construct the power plant and about 12km gas pipeline.
Client: Akute Power Limited
Date: Completed July 2009
Referee: Yetunde Tella (ytella@oandoplc.com)
Description of Project: This project involved the construction
of a CNG Mother Station (CMS) at a location situated at Ilasamaja on the
Oshodi-Apapa Express Way. The initial output capacity of the plant is 150,000
SCMD
with a plan to increase to 250,000 SCMD at a discharge pressure of 225 – 250
barg.
The CNG mother station (CMS) will feed tube trailers for re-distribution to
prospective customers. Triple E was engaged to undertake the environmental
impact
assessment and prepare a comprehensive EIA report that formed the basis of
receiving
environmental permits to construct and operate the station.
Client: Gas Network Services Limited
Date: 2011-2012
Referee: Oluwaseun Ogunniyi (Oogunniyi@oandoplc.com)
Description of Project: This project involved the construction
of a
19.44MW power plant at Alausa, very close to Lagos State Secretariat. The
primary
objective of this project is to provide steady and reliable power to the Lagos
State
government. Triple E was hired to undertake the environmental and social impact
assessment and prepare a comprehensive EIA report that will form the basis of
receiving environmental permits to construct the power plant and gas pipeline.
Client: Alausa Power Limited
Date: 2011-2012
Referee: Yetunde Tella (ytella@oandoplc.com)
Description of Project: This project involved the construction
of a 9.7MW power plant at Lagos Island. This is aimed at providing uninterrupted
and
steady power to major Lagos State outfits such as General Hospital, High Court,
streets, etc., required for the smooth day-to-day running of their respective
businesses. Triple E was hired to undertake the environmental and social impact
assessment and prepare a comprehensive EIA report required for the issuance of
relevant environmental permits to implement the plant.
Client: ENCON Nigeria Limited
Date: May to December 2010
Description of Project: The due diligence study assessed and
evaluated the short-, medium-, and long-term power generation capabilities of
six
grid
connected power plants. It also established natural gas requirements for present
and
future generation scenarios for each of the power stations. The report also
determined investment requirements for reliable power supply to the Nigerian
grid in
the immediate, medium, and long term.
Client: Power Holding Corporation of Nigeria (PHCN) and the World Bank
Study Period: December 2008 - March 2009
