BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION Figure 1.1 PROJECT …bujagali-energy.com/docs/IPSEAREPORTS.Web Version/IP SEA...BUJAGALI TRANSMISSION NETWORK Existing Substations New Substations For illustration

BUJAGALI TRANSMISSION NETWORK

Existing Substations

New Substations

For illustration purposes only. Not to scale.

Existing Lines

New Lines

KAWANDASUBSTATION

MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

KAMPALA NORTH

BUJAGALI SWITCHYARD

BUJAGALI HYDRO DAM

BUJAGALI- NALUBAALE LINE

KAWANDA-BUJAGALI LINE

KAWANDA-MUTUNDWE LINE

BUJAGALI- TORORO LINE

NALUBAALE

132K

V

132KV

TORORO

NORTHERN LINE

N

UGANDA ELECTRICITYTRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITED

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006

LOCATION OF THE BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION PROJECT

BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION PROJECT SEA

Figure 1.1

Prepared by:

10045-T-1

132-220KV

Victoria

Nile

Albe rtNi le

Victoria

Nile

LakeKyoga

U G A N D A

Tororo

Kampala

Lake Victoria

EntebbeBujagali

Albe rtNi le

Victoria

Nile

Bujagali

Jinja

Nalubaale & Kiira

DEVELOPER

SUBMISSION OF PROJECT BRIEF TOTHE AUTHORITY AND TO LEAD AGENCY

SCREEN 1 SCREEN 2 SCREEN 3(ANNEX 2)Whether projectis exempt from EIA

(ANNEX 3)Whether projectrequires mandatoryEIA

Whether adequatemitigation measureshave beenincorporated

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF EIA

AUTHORITY AND LEAD AGENCYCONSULTATION ON PROJECT BRIEF

PROJECT BRIEF FORWARDED TOLEAD AGENCY

SCOPING

T.O.Rs

REVIEW OFT.O.Rs

EI STUDY ANDCOLLECTION OF INFORMATION

PREPARE EIS*

STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONSON SCOPE

AUTHORITY, LEAD AGENCY ANDSTAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONSON T.O.Rs

PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS

PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS

EIS*

LEAD AGENCY AND PUBLICCOMMENT AND REVIEW

ANY FURTHER STAKEHOLDER ANDLEAD AGENCY COMMENTS

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVALOF THE EIA

RECORD OF DECISION

REVIEW AND COMMENTON EIS*

APPROVAL OF EIS*

DECISION ON PROJECT

ACTION BY DEVELOPER

GNI

NE

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CS

DU

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IE

YG

NIK

AM

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INPUTS/OUTPUTS

Adapted from NEMA (1997)

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-5

EIA PROCESS FLOWCHARTFOR UGANDA

BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTIONPROJECT SEA

Figure 2.1

Updated by:

Source: Adapted from NEMA (1997)* EIS synonymous with SEA Report


KIFUFOREST

RESERVE

NAMYOYAFOREST

RESERVE

NORTHERNKAMPALAFARMLAND

KAWANDA

KAWANDA

LUBIGI

LUBIGI NATETE

10

Source: Forest Department, 1999 WS Atkins 1999b.

Landscape Unit Boundary

Forest Reserve Existing Transmission Systems Proposed Transmission Systems

Northern Line

DANIDA Line

33/66kV Line

SCALE 1:75,000

0 1000 2000 M

Namyoya (aka Mwola)

Exisiting Sub Station

Kifu

Boundary of Lubigi Swamp

Ecological SurveyTransects

NORTHERNKAMPALA FARMLAND01

Proposed TransmissionSystem Route

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-6A

B IOPHYSICAL FEATURESMAP 1 OF 3


Figure 3.1

Updated by:

Proposed Sub Station

Mutundwe Substation

Proposed Kawanda Substation

Kampala North Substation


Typical peri-urbanlandscape near Natete.(January 2006)

Landscape typical ofKawanda area.(February 2000)

Lubigi Swamp, showing agricultural encroachment in the foreground (January 2006)

Prepared for:


PHOTOGRAPHS OF LANDSCAPE UNITS

Along the Proposed Transmission System Route


Figure 3.2A

Updated by:


Northern KampalaFarmland(February 2000)

Sezibwa Farmland(February 2000)

Mabira Fringes(February 2000)

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-7B




Figure 3.2B

Updated by:


Mabira Forest. Looking eastof the existing transmission line,within the western portion of Mabira FR.Buffer zone is to the left of thetransmission line. Recreation zone isto the right of the transmission line.(January 2006)

Eastern Farmland.(February 2000)

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-7C




Figure 3.2C

Updated by:


Prepared for:


MABIRA FOREST RESERVE


Figure 3.3

Updated by:


Production (High Impact/Encroachment)

Production (Low Impact)

Recreation/Buffer Zone

Strict Nature Reserve

Source: National Forestry Authority (2006)

Prepared for:


PHOTOGRAPHS OF WAYLEAVEWITHIN MABIRA FOREST RESERVE


Figure 3.4A

Updated by:

Tower 138 Ssese looking west(January 2006)

Tower 154 west looking towards Tower 153(January 2006)

Tower 180 looking west(January 2006)


Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-10B

PHOTOGRAPHS OF WAYLEAVEWITHIN MABIRA FOREST RESERVE


Figure 3.4B

Updated by:

Recently-upgraded bridge over the Waliga River between Towers 169 and 170(January 2006)


KA MP ALA C ITY

KIRASUB-COUNTY

WAKISOSUB-COUNTY

NAKAWA

NANGABO SUB-COUNTY

NABWERUSUB-COUNTY

KAWEMPE

MAKINDYE

MUKONO TOWN

NSANGISUB-COUNTY

CENTRALKAMPALA

K I F UF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

N A M Y O Y AF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

BUSEGA PARISH

NATEETE PARISH

LUBYA PARISH

KASUBI PARISH

LUGABA PARISH

MUTUNDWE PARISH

Site of CulturalSignificance





KAGUWASUB-COUNTY

N A N A N V EF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

Kawanda Sub-Station

Mutundwe Sub-Station

Kawanda-Bujagali Line

Mutundw

e-Kaw

andaLine

445,000

445,000

450,000

450,000

455,000

455,000

460,000

460,000

465,000

465,000

470,000

470,000

35,0

00

35,0

00

40,0

00

40,0

00

45,0

00

45,0

00

Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December, 2006 10045-T-11A Figure 3.5

SOCIO-ECONOMIC FEATURES ALONGPROPOSED TRANSMISSION SYSTEM ROUTE

(MAP 1 OF 3)


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Meters

Sub-Station Location

Transmission Line Route

District Boundary

Sub-District Boundary

Protected Area

Broadleaved Tree Plantations

Tropical High Forest Well Stocked

Depleted Tropical High Forest

Woodland

Bush

Grassland

Wetland

subsistance Farmland

Commercial Farmland

Built up Areas

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TRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITEDUGANDA ELECTRICITY

MU KON O DI ST RI CT

KAWOLO

NAGOJJESUB-COUNTY

KYAMPISI

MUKONOTOWN

LUGAZITOWN

MUKONOSUB-COUNTY

K I F UF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

M A B I R AF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

A M Y O Y AF O R E S TE S E R V E


470,000

470,000

475,000

475,000

480,000

480,000

485,000

485,000

490,000

490,000

495,000

495,000

35,0

00

35,0

0 0

40,0

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40,0

00

45,0

00

45,0

00

50,0

00

5 0,0

0 0

Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December 2006 10045-T-11B Figure 3.5


(MAP 2 OF 3)


0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000

Meters



District Boundary


Protected Area




Woodland

Bush

Grassland

Wetland


Commercial Farmland

Built up Areas

L and

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aLa

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BUY IKWE D ISTR IC T

JIN JA

WAKISISUB-COUNTY

NYENGA

BUDONDO

NAJJEMBESUB-COUNTY

NJERU TOWN

KIMAKAMPUMUDDENALUFENYA

M A B I R AF O R E S T R E S E R V E


BujagaliSub-Station


New Bujagali-Tororo Line

New Bujagali-Nalubaale Line

495,000

495,000

500,000

500,000

505,000

505,000

510,000

510,000

515,000

515,000

520,000

520,000

40,0

00

40,0

0 0

4 5,0

0 0

4 5,0

0 0

50,0

0 0

5 0,0

0 0

55,0

00

55,0

00

Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December, 2006 10045-T-11C Figure 3.5


(MAP 3 OF 3)


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Meters



District Boundary


Protected Area




Woodland

Bush

Grassland

Wetland


Commercial Farmland

Built up Areas

L and

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t.org

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SOURCE: UEB.

Prepared for:


PRESENT ELECTRICALNETWORK IN UGANDA


Figure 4.1

Updated by:


NOT TO SCALE

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-13a

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS OFPOWER SYSTEM OPTIONS


Figure 4.2a

Updated by:

BUJAGALI FALLSGENERATING STATION

KAWANDASUBSTATION

KAMPALA NORTHSUBSTATION

MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION

KIIRAGENERATING STATION

SECTION OF LINE TO BE REMOVED

JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

132k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE

Existing or committed infrastructure

Proposed infrastructure

KAMPALA

NALUBAALEGENERATING STATION

MUKONO LUGAZI

*

Constructed to 220 kV standard but initially operated at 132kV

*


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

132k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*

**

**

Option 3: Line contructed for 2 circuits at 220kV but only one circuit installed and updated at 132kV.

Option 3a+3aR: Double circuit line constructed at 220kV starndard but operated at 132kV.

Option 3aR: Series Reactors installed at the Bujagali Switchyard

*

Diagram 6Option 3, 3a, 3aR KAMPALA NORTH

SUBSTATION

MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION


JINJALUGOGO

SUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE


KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

Diagram 1Existing Infrastructure

132kV


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*

Line built with double circuit towersbut only one circuit installed.

*

Diagram 4Option 1

132kV


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*

Diagram 3Base (AESNP) Option

132kV


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION


JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE

TO KARUMA

TO MASAKA WEST



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

KAWANDASUBSTATION

NAMAVESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION

Diagram 2Long Run System Plan

132kV




MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

Diagram 5Option 2

132kV132kV



NOT TO SCALE

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-13b



Figure 4.2b

Updated by:


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION


JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

Vk231

Vk231

Vk2 31Vk2 31

Vk 231

Vk23 1

132kV

V k231

Vk 231

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*


*

Diagram 3Option 1

132kV


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION


JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

Vk231

Vk231

Vk231Vk231

Vk231

Vk23 1

132kV

Vk231

Vk231

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*


132kV




NOT TO SCALE

Prepared for:

Project Name:Date: December, 2006 10045-T-13c



Figure 4.2c

Updated by:


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

132k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*

Constructed to 220 kV standard but initially operated at 132kV

*


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION


JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

132k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*

**

**

Option 3: Line contructed for 2 circuits at 220kV but only one circuit installed and updated at 132kV.

Option 3a+3aR: Double circuit line constructed at 220kV starndard but operated at 132kV.

Option 3aR: Series Reactors installed at the Bujagali Switchyard

*

Diagram 5Option 3, 3a, 3aR


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION


JINJALUGOGO

SUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE


KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

Diagram 1Existing Infrastructure

132kV


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*


*

Diagram 4Option 1

132kV


KAWANDASUBSTATION


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

*


132kV


MUTUNDWESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

220k

V

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE

TO KARUMA

TO MASAKA WEST



KAMPALA


MUKONO LUGAZI

KAWANDASUBSTATION

NAMAVESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION

Diagram 2Long Run System Plan

132kV




MUTUNDWESUBSTATION

NALUBAALESUBSTATION



JINJA

BUJAGALISWITCHYARD

LUGOGOSUBSTATION

132k

V

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132kV

132k

V13

2kV

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

132k

V

33kV 66kV

33kV

TO TORORO

TO KABULASOKE



KAMPALA



MUKONO LUGAZI

Diagram 4Option 2

132kV132kV


Figure 4.3bREARRANGED 132 kV ENTRIES INTO EXISTING

NALUBAALE SWITCHYARD

Figure 4.3aEXISTING 132 kV ENTRIES INTO NALUBAALE SWITCHYARD

Source: Knight Piésold and Merz & McLellan, 1999

KampalaNorth

KampalaNorth

Tororo

Tororo

Section of existingline to be removed

Nalubaale

Nalubaale

Nile

River

Nile

River

Prepared for:


BUJAGALI PROJECT CONNECTIONTO NATIONAL NETWORK


Figure 4.3

Updated by:


KIFUFOREST

RESERVE

MABIRAFOREST RESERVE

NAMYOYAFOREST

RESERVE

445,000

445,000

450,000

450,000

455,000

455,000

460,000

460,000

465,000

465,000

470,000

470,000

475,000

475,000

480,000

480,000

485,000

485,000

490,000

490,000

495,000

495,000

500,000

500,000

505,000

505,000

510,000

510,000

515,000

515,000

520,000

520,000

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4 0,0

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55,0

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55,0

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60,0

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65,0

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Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December 2006 10045-T-9 Figure 4.4

LAND USE & STUDY AREA(FALSE COLOUR COMPOSITE IMAGE)


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KAMPALA

JINJA

A F A L S E C O L O U R C O M P O S I T E I M A G E I S C R E A T E D B Y S U B S T I T U T I O N O F T H E F A M I L I A R( V I S I B L E ) R E D , G R E E N , A N D B L U E B A N D S O F T H E E L E C T R O - M A G N E T I C S P E C T R U M W I T HO N E O R M O R E N O N - V I R S I B L E B A N D S . T H I S I M A G E S U B S T I T U T E S T H E R E D B A N D W I T HT H E N E A R - I N F R A R E D B A N D . T H I S P R O C E S S I S C O M M O N L Y U S E D T O V I S U A L I Z E I M F O R M A T I O N N O TE A S I L Y D I S T I N G U I S H A B L E B Y T H E H U M A N E Y E .

Dark Red Colour indicates Tropical High Forest Well Stocked;a high density of healthy vegetation.

Medium Red Colour indicates Depleted Tropical High Forest;lower vegetation density.

Light Blue Colour indicates Built-Up areas or exposed earth;concrete, metal, paved, gravel & earth roads, recentlyplowed fields show up in this colour.

A mixture of Light & Royal Blues, and Orange indicate areas underintense cultivation. The different colours indicate different stages inthe farming process and crop maturity. It is the size of the areas whichindicates Commercial Farmlands.

Speckled areas consisting of a mixture of Light & Royal Blues,and Orange indicate areas under Subsistence Cultivation.It is the small size and mixed distribution that differentiates thisland use from Commercial Farming.

Wetlands and Grasslands are indicated by Blue-Grey Colouration.


View of 132kV corridor invicinity of Kampala NorthSubstation.

View of land use in vicinity ofKampala North Substation.

Prepared for:


PHOTOGRAPHS OF LAND USENEAR KAMPALA NORTH


Figure 4.5

Updated by:


Example of dense land use in vicinity of Nalubaale Substation.

View of squatter settlement inpotential corridor for 132kVBujagali-Nalubaale Line.

Prepared for:


PHOTOGRAPHS OF LAND USENEAR NALUBAALE SUBSTATION


Figure 4.6

Updated by:


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P r ope r t y

132 Kv Busbar

220 Kv Busbar

Kawanda-Bujaga l i L ine

Mutundwe-Kawanda L ine

Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December, 2006 10045-T-18 Figure 4.7

UGANDA ELECTRICITY ANDTRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITED

OPTIMIZED LAYOUT FORKAWANDA SUBSTATION


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132 Kv Busbar

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Figure 4.7a - AES NP Original Layout

Figure 4.7b - Optiomal Route Layout

Kampala NorthLine Sub-Station

KAZO PARISH

MENGO PARISH

LUBYA PARISH

KABOWA PARISH

NDEEBA PARISH

RUBAGA PARISH

BUSEGA PARISH

BUKESA PARISH

SUMBWE PARISH

KASUBI PARISH

WAMALA PARISH

KATWE I PARISH

NATEETE PARISH

NABWERU PARISH

NANSANA PARISH

MAGANJO PARISH

KITEEZI PARISH

KAWANDA PARISH

KIBUYE I PARISH

MUTUNDWE PARISH

KATWE II PARISH

KYENGERA PARISH

NAKIVUBO PARISH

LUNGUJJA PARISH

KAGUGUBE PARISH

MULUKA I PARISH

MULUKA IPARISH

MULUKA I PARISH

MULAGO I PARISH

NAKABUGO PARISH

KYEBANDO PARISH

KYEBANDO PARISH

KANYANYA PARISH

MPERERWE PARISH

NALUVULE PARISH

KIBUYE II PARISH

KISENYI I PARISH

NAMIREMBE PARISH

NAKULABYE PARISH

WANDEGEYAPARISH

MULAGO II PARISH

BWAYISE I PARISH

KAWEMPE I PARISH

KOMAM

MAKINDY

KISENYI II PARISH

NAKASERO I PAR

KOLOLO III PARISH

MAKERERE I PARISH

MULAGO III PARISH

BWAYISE IIPARISH

KAWEMPE II PARISH

MAKINDYE II PARISH

KISENYI III PARISH

NAKASERO IV PARISH

NAKASERO II PARISH

KAMWOKY

MAKERERE IIPARISH

BWAYISE III PARISH

NAKASERO III PARISH

MAKERERE III PARISH

NSA

NAJJANANKUMBI I PARISH

NSAMBYA

NSAMBYA RAILWAYPARISH

NAJJANANKUMBI II PARISH

WAKISO

RUBAGA

NABWERU

KAWEMPE

BUSI RO

KA MP ALA C ITY

Kawanda Sub-Station(Proposed)


BP 2 (220 kV)

BP 1 (220 kV)

AP 2 (132 kV)

AP 1 (132 kV)

AP 18 (132 kv)

AP 20 (220 kv)

AP 19 (132 kv)

AP 17 (132 kV)

AP 16 (132 kV)

AP 13 (132 kV)

AP 12 (132 kV)

AP 11 (132 kV)

AP 4 (132 kV)

AP 3 (132 kV)

AP 8 (132 kV)

AP 14 (132 kV)

AP 10 (132 kV)

AP 9B (132 kV)

AP 15B (132 kV)

AP 5 (132 kV)

AP 9A (132 kV)

AP 15A (132 kV)

445,000

445,000

450,000

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Date: December, 2006 10045-T-19 Figure 4.8

LOCATION OF AES NP ROUTE& OPTIMIZED ROUTE


0 1,000 2,000

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AES NP Route

District Boundary


Optimized Route

Angle Point


KA MP ALA C ITY

WAKISOSUB-COUNTY

NAKAWA

NABWERUSUB-COUNTY

KAWEMPE

MAKINDYENSANGI

SUB-COUNTY

CENTRALKAMPALABUSEGA PARISH

NATEETE PARISH

LUBYA PARISH

KASUBI PARISH

LUGABA PARISH


Mutundwe-Kawanda

Line

440,000

440,000

445,000

445,000

450,000

450,000

455,000

455,000

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Prepared For:

Date: December, 2006 10045-T-20A Figure 5.1

PREFERED SYSTEM PLAN(MAP 1 OF 5)


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IKONOS IMAGES OVERLAYED ON LANDSAT -7 IMAGE WHERE AVAILABLE.


KIRASUB-COUNTY

WAKISOSUB-COUNTY

NANGABOSUB-COUNTY

NABWERUSUB-COUNTY

KAWEMPE

Kawanda Sub-Station(Proposed)


Mutundwe-Kawanda

Line

450,000

450,000

455,000

455,000

460,000

460,000

465,000

465,000

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MU KON O DI ST RI CT

MUKONOTOWN

MUKONOSUB-COUNTY

K I F UF O R E S T

R E S E R V E

N A M Y O Y AF O R E S T

R E S E R V E


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470,000

470,000

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NAGOJJESUB-COUNTY

LUGAZITOWN



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495,000

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WAKISISUB-COUNTY

BUDONDO

NJERU TOWN



Bujagali Sub-Station(Proposed)

Nalubaale Sub-Station


New Bujagali-Tororo Line

New Bujagali-Nalubaale Line

505,000

505,000

510,000

510,000

515,000

515,000

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520,000

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Date: December 2006 10045-T-20E Figure 5.1



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Source: Bujagali EPC Consortium, 2000

Prepared for:


TYPICAL DESIGN FOR 220 kVTENSION TOWER


Figure 5.2

Updated by:



Prepared for:


TYPICAL DESIGN FOR 220 kVSUSPENSION TOWER


Figure 5.3

Updated by:


30 M WAYLEAVE

30 M WAYLEAVE30 M WAYLEAVE 30 M WAYLEAVE

40 M WAYLEAVE*

40 M WAYLEAVE*

5 MetresRIGHT OF WAY132 kV Line

5 Metres

RIGHT OF WAY220 kV Line

5 Metres 5 Metres

serteM51serteM51

12.5 Metres12.5 Metres

RIGHT OF WAY RIGHT OF WAY132 kV Line 132 kV Line

5 Metres

20 Metres

17.5 Metres17.5 Metres

RIGHT OF WAY132 kV Line

5 MetresRIGHT OF WAY220 kV Line

15 Metres

Wayleave through Mabira, Kifuand Namyoya FR's will be limitedto 35m as a mitigation measure.However, compensation willbe based on a 40mwayleave.

*

Prepared for:


R.O.W. AND WAYLEAVE REQUIRMENTS FOR132kV AND 220kV TRANSMISSION LINES


Figure 5.4

Updated by:

15 Metres

5 Metres

15 Metres 15 Metres

5 Metres

20 Metres


Low Vegetation Livestock Farming Equipment Roads and Vehicles People(eg. crops < 1.8m)

Minimum line height 7m

Prepared for:


COMPATIBLE LAND USESWITHIN TRANSMISSION WAYLEAVE


Figure 5.5

Updated by:


m02m02

40 m wide right of way* evaelyawfoegdeevaelyawfoegde

Operate TallEquipment

TouchWires

ClimbTowers

Connect aWire toYour House

GrowTallVegetation

StartFires

BuildStructures

Wayleave through Mabira, Kifuand Namyoya FR's will belimited to 35m as a mitigationmeasure. However, compensationwill be based on a 40mwayleave.

*

Prepared for:


INCOMPATIBLE LAND USESWITHIN TRANSMISSION WAYLEAVE


Figure 5.6

Updated by:


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P r ope r t y

132 Kv Busbar

220 Kv Busbar

Mutundwe-Kawanda L ine

Kawanda -Bu jaga l i L in e

Project Name:

Prepared For:

Date: December, 2006 10045-T-32 FIGURE 5.7


LAYOUT OFKAWANDA SUB-STATION


0 100 200

Meters1:4,000

Task Name

MonthYear 1 Year 2 Year 3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6

Procure, Manufacture, Transport

Engineering

Foundation steelworks

Conductors, earthwires

Towers steelwork

Insulators, fittings etc.

220 kV Bujagali to Kawanda

Site survey, tower pegging, soil investigations

Route clearance and access

Civil works

Tower erection

Conductor stringing

Inspection testing

132 kV Mutundwe to Kawanda


Route clearance and access 1

Civil works

Tower erection

Conductor stringing

Inspection testing

2 x 132 kV Bujagali to Tororo/Nalubaale


Route clearance and access

Civil works 250 days

Tower erection

Conductor stringing

Inspection testing

UETCL Line Acceptance

Prepared for:


PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME FOR BUJAGALI TRANSMISSION LINE


Figure 5.8

Prepared by:


Engineering

Engineering & Design

Procurement, Manufacturing, and Transport

Manufacturing

Shipment

Transport

Construction

Civil Works

Electrical Installations

Commissioning

Dry and wet testing

Commissioning

83 raeY2 raeY1 raeY

4 5 6 7 9 10321emaN ksaT

Month

5 6 7 8111 12 1 2 3 4 10 119 12 110198765 2 3 4

Prepared for:


PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME FOR KAWANDA SUBSTATION


Figure 5.9

Prepared by:


Figure 5.10bTypical Raft Foundation

Figure 5.10 aTypical Pad and Chimney Foundation


Prepared for:


TRANSMISSION TOWERFOUNDATIONS


Figure 5.10

Updated by:


GIN-POLE WITH HIGH YIELDING RESISTANCE MADE OF ALUMINUM ALLOY

WINCH

WINCH

GUYING ROPES MUST BE PLACED ON ALL MAIN STRUCTURES

GUYING

ROPES

INSTALLATION OF THE GIN-POLE (8m. OR 12m. LENGTH)ON THE TOWER BASE


Prepared for:


TOWER ERECTION WITHLATERAL GIN-POLE


Figure 5.11

Updated by:

UGANDA ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITED

Source: Bujagali EPC Consortium, 2000TO THE WINCH

SETTING OF THE SWINGING GIN-POLEINSIDE THE TOWER BASE

TOWER ERECTION

WINCHSETTIN OF THE SWINGING GIN-POLE

(18m.OR 21m. LENGTH)

Prepared for:


TOWER ERECTION WITHSWINGING GIN-POLE


Figure 5.12

Updated by:


Prepared for:


PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND DISCLOSURE ACTIVITIES

BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION PROJECT SEA

Figure 6.2

Updated by:

Public Consultation & Disclosure Activities Timeline Project Activities

Phase I - Initial Stakeholder Consultation

(obtain initial input & issues from agencies)

(Project Notice, release of SEA ToR & request for comments)

Phase II - SEA ToR & PCDP Consultation

(Release of SEA Summary Report & request for comments)

Phase III - SEA SummaryReport Consultation

(Release of SEA Report & request for comments)

Phase IV - SEA Report &Action Plan Consultation

(Confirm communtiy needs/desires & confirm CDAP &implementation plan)

Phase V - CDAP Consultation Planning

Phase VI - Ongoing Project Consutation

January 2006

May 2006

June 2006

August 2006

September 2006

October 2006

December 2006

February 2007

March 2007

July/August 2007

2011

June 2007

Preparation of SEA ToR

Release of SEA ToR & Draft PCDP

Release of SEASummary Report

Release of SEA Report & Action Plans

SEA Report Updates(if required)

NEMA & InternationalLenders anticipated SEA approval/acceptance

Anticipated financial close/construction start date


YAWFOTHGIRYAWFOTHGIRWAYLEAVE WAYLEAVE

SITUATION 1The plot lies partly within the

way leave corridor and ispartly unaffected. No structure.

SITUATION 1Cultivation may continue within thewayleave corridor subject to height

limitations. The loss of value resultingfrom this limitation will be compensated

for in cash.SITUATION 2

The affected plot is partly withinthe right of way corridor, partly

within the way leave corridor, andpartly unaffected. No structure.

SITUATION 2Land in the Way Leave will be subjectto same limitations as in Situation 1

and loss of value will be compensatedon same basis. All rights on land withinthe Right of Way will be compensatedfor as if the land had been acquired.Perennial crops on this strip will becompensated as well. Land for landcompensation will be offered as anoption if the remaining land is not

sufficient for the household.

SITUATION 4There is a structure in theaffected part of the plot.

SITUATION 4As far as land is concerned, situation

4 is same as situation 2, but thehas to be relocated. If the

household can relocate within theunaffected part of their plot and theremainder is sustainable, same assituation 2, with the addition of the

cash compensation for theOtherwise, an option between land forland and cash compensation will beoffered, together with a replacementstructure if the household chooses

land for land compensation.

structure

structure.

SITUATION 6There is a structure in theunaffected part of the plot.

SITUATION 6The does not have to beremoved. Situation 6 is same as

situation 2.

structure

SITUATION 5The whole plot is affected and there

is a structure within the corridor.

SITUATION 5The PAPs must move, they will be

offered land for land compensation anda replacement house. They may prefer

cash compensation and relocatethemselves.

SITUATION 3The whole plot is affected, with a

part within the right of way corridorand another within the way leave

corridor. No structure.

SITUATION 3Same as 2. Land for land

compensation will also be offered asan option if the household does not

have sufficient land elsewhere.

Way Leave: Limitations on land use(no structures, tree height limited to 1.8m)

Land Use RestrictionsRight of Way: Land to be kept clear foraccess purposes.

Structure

STRATEGIES FOR COMPENSATIONOWNERSHIP SITUATIONS

{

PAP's = Project Affected Persons

Prepared for:


RANGE OF OWNERSHIP SITUATIONSENCOUNTERED AND STRATEGIES

FOR COMPENSATION


Figure 7.1

Updated by:


PRESENT

LakeVictoria

Nile

River

Mabira JINJA

KAMPALA

new substations to be built at Bujagali and Kawanda220 kV line to be built between Bujagali and Kawanda substation, for totaldistance of 70.4 km. 39.6 km will run parallel to, and immediately north of, theexisting 132 kV “northern” line, including 18.0 km that will go through MabiraForest Reserve. Wayleave will be expanded from current 30 m to 70 m (65m inforest reserves.) Wayleave assumed to be maintained by UEB. Extensiveportions of wayleave routinely become inaccessible due to fast-growingvegetation.132 kV line to be built between Mutundwe and Kawanda substations for 17.4km. Entire section will be through greenfield. Transmission line to run alongwestern and southern edges of Lubigi Swamp.transmission line to run parallel to railway for 1.8 km.2x132 kV lines to run parallel to each other from Bujagali substation to Tororoline interface, for 4.9 km.

Major RoadsRailwayExisting Transmission LinesProposed Transmission LinesFuture Transmission Lines

Prepared for:


SCHEMATIC OF CUMULATIVE EFFECTS & PROPOSED TRANSMISSION LINES

WITHIN STUDY AREA


Figure 7.3

Updated by:

FUTURE

LakeVictoria

Nile

River

Mabira JINJA

KAMPALA

To TororoTo KarumaHydro Project

To M

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PRE-1954

LakeVictoria

Nile

River

JINJA

KAMPALA

1950s

LakeVictoria

Nile

River

Mabira JINJA

KAMPALA

BUJAGALI PROPOSAL

LakeVictoria

Nile

River

Mabira JINJA

KAMPALA

▪ Additional 220 kV transmission lines developed between Kawanda and Masaka West, Kawanda and Karuma and Bujagali and Tororo.▪ Operation of Bujagali to Kawanda transmission line switched from 132 kV to 220 kV.

▪ New substations to be built at Bujagali and Kawanda▪ 220 kV line to be built between Bujagali and Kawanda substation, for total distance of 70.4 km. 39.6 km will run parallel to, and immediately north of, the existing 132 kV “northern” line, including 18.0 km that will go through Mabira Forest Reserve. Wayleave will be expanded from current 30 m to 70 m (65m in forest reserves.) Wayleave assumed to be maintained by UEB. Extensive portions of wayleave routinely become inaccessible due to fast-growing vegetation.▪ 132 kV line to be built between Mutundwe and Kawanda substations for 17.4 km. Entire section will be through greenfield. Transmission line to run along western and southern edges of Lubigi Swamp.▪ Transmission line to run parallel to railway for 1.8 km.▪ 2x132 kV lines to run parallel to each other from Bujagali substation to Tororo line interface, for 4.9 km.

▪ 66 kV line is downgraded to 33 kV between Mukono and Lugogo substation, and is decommissioned entirely between Mukono and Lugazi. ▪ 132 kV “DANIDA” line completed, running north of 66 kV line, from Owen Falls substation to Kampala North substation. DANIDA line varies from 50 m to several km from the existing 66 kV line. No public consultation known to have been carried out prior to line being constructed. Ongoing issues associated with compensation.▪ 3 transmission substations (Kampala North, Mutundwe and Lugogo) are saturated and cannot receive additional power or lines.▪ Permanent buildings are sited within wayleave of DANIDA and 66/33 kV lines.Segments of “northern line” wayleave through Mabira Forest Reserve have regenerated and are inaccessible by vehicle.▪ Land use intensified, with much of the region under small-scale farms or large farm estates.

▪ Owen Falls Hydropower station constructed▪ 132 kV transmission line constructed from Owen Falls dam to Kampala North substation, known as “northern line”. Line goes through Mabira, Kifu and Namyoya Forest Reserves. ▪ 66 kV line built from Owen Falls to Lugogo. Line crosses the main Kampala-Jinja Highway 5 times▪ Land use intensifies as population increases.

▪ Main road constructed between Kampala and Jinja▪ Rural settlements scattered throughout area▪ Mabira, Kifu & Namyoya Forest Reserves gazetted▪ Railway built between Kampala and Jinja

Main road constructed between Kampala and JinjaRural settlements scattered throughout areaMabira, Kifu & Namyoya Forest Reserves gazettedRailway built between Kampala and Jinja

Owen Falls Hydropower station constructed132 kV transmission line constructed from Owen Falls dam to Kampala North substation, known as “northern line . Line goes through Mabira, Kifu and Namyoya Forest Reserves. 66 kV line built from Owen Falls to Lugogo. Line crosses the main Kampala-Jinja Highway 5 timesLand use intensifie s as population increases.

66 kV line is downgraded to 33 kV between Mukono and Lugogo substation, and is decommissioned entirely between Mukono and Lugazi. 132 kV DANIDA line completed, running north of 66 kV line, from Owen Falls substation to Kampala North substation. DANIDA line varies from 50 m to several km from the existing 66 kV line. No public consultation known to have been carried out p rior to line b●ngoing issues associated with compensation.3 transmission substations (Kampala North, Mutundwe and Lugogo) are saturated and cannot receive additional power or lines.

Segments of northern line wayleave through Mabira Forest Reserve have regenerated and a re inaccessible by vehicle.Land use intensified, with much of the region under small-scale farms or large farm estates.

new substations to be built at Bujagali and Kawanda220 kV line to be built between Bujagali and Kawanda substation, for total distance of 70.4 km. 39.6 km will run parallel to, and immediately north of, the existing 132 kV “northern” line, including 18.0 km that will go through Mabira Forest Reserve. Wayleave will be expanded from current 30 m to 70 m (65m in forest reserves.) Wayleave assumed to be maintained by UEB. Extensive portions of wayleave routinely become inaccessible due to fast-growing vegetation.132 kV line to be built between Mutundwe and Kawanda substations for 17.4 km. Entire section will be through greenfield. Transmission line to run along western and southern edges of Lubigi Swamp .transmission line to run parallel to railway for 1.8 km.2x132 kV lines to run parallel to each other from Bujagali substation to Tororo line interface, for 4.9 km.

”

“ ”

permanent buildings are sited within wayleave of DANIDA and 66/33 kV lines.“ ”


PRE - 1954

1954 - 132kV line

PROPOSED PROJECT

Existing 132kV line Proposed 220kV line

POSSIBLE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT IF PROPOSED LINE WERE BUILT TO 132kV

By building the proposed transmission line (220kV rather than 132kV), the need to build a third 132kV line (with resultant wayleave of 90m)in the future is avoided.

30m

m03m03m03

35m

30m

Prepared for:


SCHEMATIC OF CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF TRANSMISSION LINE WITHIN STUDY AREA FOREST RESERVES


Figure 7.4

Updated by:


Prepared for:


SEAP COMPONENT PLANS PROJECT SEA

Figure 8.1

Prepared by:

BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION


Social & Environmental Action Plan (SEAP)

Sponsor’s Action Plan Contractor’s Action Plan

Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan (PCDP)

Assessment of Past Resettlement Activities and Action Plan (APRAP)

Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring Plan (EMMP)

Labour Force Management Plan (LFMP)

Traffic/Access Management Plan (TMP)

Waste Management Plan (WMP)

Labour Force Management Plan (LFMP)

Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring Plan (EMMP)

Regulatory & Management Framework: Legislation/Policies, Environmental Review,

Change Management

Health & Safety Management Plan (HSMP)

Pollutant Spill Contingency Plan (PSCP)

Hazardous Materials Management Programme (HMMP)

Resettlement and Community Development Action Plan (RCDAP)

Prepared for:


SPONSOR'S IMPLEMENTATION TEAM STRUCTURE (INDICATIVE)

PROJECT SEAFigure 8.2

Prepared by:

Project Manager & Project Director

Implementation Manager

Engineering Manager

Financial Manager

Social & Environmental Manager

Team Leader–Biophysical Unit

Team Leader–Social Unit

Community Liaison Manager

Health and Safety Manager

Human Resources Manager



Site Environmental Officer

Environmental Field

Co-ordinator

Drivers/Labourers

Environmental Engineers

Field Inspectors Task Manager –

Monitoring & Reporting

Other Task Managers as required

Mapping/ Document

Management

Prepared for:


EPC CONTRACTOR’S ENVIRONMENTAL TEAM STRUCTURE (INDICATIVE)

PROJECT SEAFigure 8.3

Prepared by:



BUJAGALI INTERCONNECTION Figure 1.1 PROJECT …bujagali-energy.com/docs/IPSEAREPORTS.Web Version/IP SEA...BUJAGALI TRANSMISSION NETWORK Existing Substations New Substations For illustration

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