HISTORICAL PAGE AND PROJECT TIMELINE
SECTOR POLICY
PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE
NECESSITY
FEASIBILITY STUDY - ADDITIONAL SURVEYS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT
Detailed EIA of both EGHPP and
transmission line corridor were
performed separately and got
approved by MEGD in 2014.
The detail environmental studies
and impacts were assessed based
on this assessments
and
Environmental Management Plan
was developed.
- Clean energy
FRESHWATER RESERVE
TOURISM CENTER
-
Reduction of coal consumption
annually by 200 thousand tnn
-
Constantly circulating 5,6
billion cubic meter
-
Reduction of greenhouse gas
emission by 709 thousand tnn
-
Humid climate
-
Protection from desertification
- Climate change mitigation
- Green development
The costs associated with EMP
measures and reclamation
activities are reflected in total
cost of EGHPP.
GREENHOUSE GAS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
- Reduction of air pollution
The potential positive and
negative impacts were evaluated
in
compliance
with
the
Mongolian
EIA
laws
and
regulation and International
standards.
- Tourism hub
- Pleasant natural condition
- Water sport
- Fish farming potential
230 RESCUED in 2014
5 TEAMS
TOTAL 312 FINDINGS
PROJECT RESERVOIR
FISH AND AQUATIC FAUNA PROTECTION STUDY
“FISH PASSAGE DESIGN AT CROSS-RIVER OBSTACLES EXPERIENCE FROM DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES, WITH POTENTIAL RELEVANCE TO MONGOLIA” WORKSHOP
COMMON SPECIES
AGREED TO SELECT “CATCH AND CARRY” METHOD WHICH IS MORE SUITABLE FOR
FISH’S PASS UP AND DOWNSTREAM MOVEMENT.
Participants from Germany, Austria,
France and Mongolia:
- Experts on fish passage facilities;
- Biologist-ichthyologist;
- Environmental specialists.
Taimen
Lenok
Grayling
Pre-construction study
White fish
Perch
Construction period monitoring study
Pike
“Fish and aquatic fauna protection”
study started since May 2014 in
cooperation with the “Taimen
Conservation fund of Mongolia”.
5-7 years
Post-construction study
SOCIAL IMPACT: Resettlement
People: 300
Properties: 246
Agricultural area: 1840 ha
Khantai bagkh center
• In relation to EGHPP project implementation, working group for the
resettlement of the community of Khantai, environmental issues, land
affair arrangement responsibilities has been established.
• After conducting survey among the community, the new Khantai
community center has been identified and it is located 4 km from the
current center which is called the Damirangiin enger.
IMPACT ON LAKE OF BAIKAL
PREVIOUS COST STUDIES
PROJECT COST
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
RENEWABLE ENERGY– GREEN ENERGY
Russian Federation is
concerned
about
hydropower plant impact
on Baikal Lake water
level
Share of renewable
energy in Mongolian
energy sector by 2014
: 2,83%
No hydrological impact on Baikal
Lake during dam operation period
EGIIN GOLIIN
HPP -606 MLN
КW.HOUR
/315 МW/
Share of renewable
energy in Mongolian
energy sector by
2020 25%