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MASENMoroccan Agency
for Solar EnergyEnvironmental Impact
Assessment
of the development plan of the site ofTHE OUARZAZATE SOLAR
COMPOUND
Non technical Summary
February 2012
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Non technical summary
1- Legal and Institutional context
Moroccan legislation
¾ Environmental legislation
Law 12-03 on impact Studies and its implementation decrees Law 11-03 concerning environmental protection and enhancementLaw 10-95 on water and its implementation texts
Law 42-09 completing Law 10-95 on water and its implementation texts Law 28-00 on waste management and disposal and its implementation texts Law 13-03 on fighting against air pollution and its implementation texts. Law on premises considered insanitary, inconvenient or dangerous Law 12-90 about urban planning and its implementation text Law 22-80 on cultural and historical heritage as amended and supplemented in 2006 by Law 19- 05 Law 78-00 on the Municipal Charter as amended and supplemented in 2002 by Law 01-03 and2009 by Law 17-08.
"Dahir» (Royal decree) n° 1 - 06 - 102 of 18 joumada 1st 1427 (8 june 2006) promulgating the Law number 19-05, amending and supplementing the Law number 22-80 concerning the conservation of historic monuments and sites, and inscription of art objects and antiques.Specific legislation related to power lines
Order of the Minister of Civil Engineering No. 127-63 of March 15, 1963 regarding the technical conditions to be met by distributions of electric power; Decree of the Minister of Public Works of November 9, 1954 establishing and regulating the marking of distribution lines of electric power in the interest of air navigation. ¾ The project is also subject to other provisions Labor code, circular letter of the Ministery of Health, etc.International conventions
Morocco has signed several conventions regarding the conservation of species and natural areas in connection with construction projects of Very High Voltage lines.The Rio Convention on Biological Diversity;
The Bern convention
The Bonn convention
International Convention for Bird Protection;
The Barcelona Concention; the African Convention on the Conservation of Nature and NaturalResources
Or : The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Institutional framework of environmental management Many entities have responsabilities within the environmental framework. One can mention among others the Moroccan Ministry of Energy, Mining, Water and the Environment, The Moroccan Environment Department , and the Watershed Management Agencies (ABHs).Page ii
Moroccan Institutional framework in terms of energy management The National Electricity Office (ONE): The production and distribution of electricity are mainly controlled by the ONE. The Office, considered as the leader of electricity industry in Morocco, has been created in 1963 and proceed in the three key sectors of energy (production, transport and distribution). The Department of Energy and Mining within the MEMEE is in charge of the development and implementation of government policy in energy, mines and geology, as the control of other industries dependent of his authority. Its role is the supervision of firms and public that come within its competence, in particular the ONE. The Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (MASEN) created in 2009. The mission of this agency is to look after the implementation of electric solar projects. The Agency for Development of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency created in 2009 and its mission is to contribute in the implementation of the politic of the government regarding the renewable Energies and energy efficiency.Environmental procedures of donors
The project is also subject to environmental and social procedures of the donor represented by theWorld Bank. The Work Bank has ten guidelines specifying the principles of protection of social and
environmental aspects to prevent or mitigate any fatal effects on the environment or vulnerable human
groups that may result from a project or an activity financed by the Bank. The main guidelines applicable to this project are: OP 4.01 : bringing the politics regarding the studies of impact OP 4.12: concerning the procedural framework for consultation and community involvement OP 4.04 : regarding devices and necessary measures to reduce and / or avoid damage to natural habitats2 National framework in the energy industry
Morocco, a country not producing energy ressources untill now, relies on the outside world for substantially all its energy supply. This reliance amounts to about 95% currently. Therefore, the diversification of the energy mix is a priority area of intervention to reduce this reliance including through the development of local energy resources. To meet the many challenges and handle the future of energy in order to ensure sustainable development, a new energy strategy was developed on the basis of technological and economic options as part of a long-term clear vision. It is reflected into concrete action plans and achievable in the short, medium and long term, along with organizational and regulatory measures aiming at providing the necessary visibility to the operators. The set strategic objectives aimed at ensuring the security of energy supply, availability and accessibility of energy at the best cost and to reduce energy dependence by diversifying energy sources, developing the national potential energy, promoting energy efficiency in all economic and social activities. In this sense, Morocco has an important potential in terms of renewable energies: A large solar radiation (about 7,2 kWh/j/m2 in the South, 280 to 340 days per year)A large wind ressource: a potential of 6000 MW
A significant potential for mini hydraulic systems: more than 200 sitesA tank of 9 millions hectares of forest
A geothermal potential not yet explored.
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Thanks to this potential, Morocco banks on renewable energy through the installation of several wind,
solar and hydroelectric power national stations.In the field of solar energy, Moroccan Solar Plan plans to build a solar-based electric production
capacity of 2 GW between 2015 and 2019, corresponding to 38% of the total electric power currently installed in Morocco.In order to restart this production, five sites of solar energetic compoundes have been identified on the
Moroccan territory with a production capacity of 4500 GWh corresponding to 18% of the current
national production.These five sites are:
Ouarzazate (500 MW) ;
Ain Beni Mathar (400 MW) ;
Sebkhate Tah (500 MW) ;
Foum Al Ouad (500 MW) ;
Boujdour (100 MW).
The first site selected was the energetic solar compound of Ouarzazate. Located at 10 KM in the north
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national road 10 linking Ouarzazate to Errachidia.3 Project description
The Ouarzazate solar energy compound, with a capacity of 500 MW, is the first phase of the Moroccan solar plan to be realized by MASEN.This first compound, which commissioning is planned for 2015, is organized around five power stations
and will be realized on successive phases: The first phase corresponds to a construction of a solar thermal CSP of 125 to 160 MW, wet- cooled with a capacity of storage of the thermal energy of three hours. For the following phases, three solar stations are possible, including: o Two thermal solar stations with cylindrical parabolic sensors, 125 MW each, wet-cooled with a capacity of storage of the thermal energy of three hours. o A thermal station with a solar tower with a capacity of 50 MW. o A photovoltaic station with a capacity of 50 MW. Different construction phases of the solar compound may be realized simultaneously. These five solar stations above mentioned represent the optimal scenario on which MASEN is based to determine the principal common substructures within its responsibility:Infrastructure of intrasite water : water tank
Roads infrastructure as: The access road to the site, the road inside the site and the road deviation of the trail going through the site and serving the village ofTasselmante.
Electrical infrastructures including: an 60/22 kV electrical post inside the compound, two new 22kV lines and the deviation of the 60 kV line in order to by- pass the site of the solar compound.Infrastructures linked to drainage
Security infrastructure
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4 Justification of the project
In order to ensure the best conditions for the construction and running of the energetic solar compound of Ouarzazate, MASEN opted for the elaboration of a DP (Development Plan) of this compound, which allows the different stations of the compound:To define common infrastructures
To identify preparation works of the construction sites To explain the procedures of management during the construction and running stages. The implementation of such POD will allow also to realize the common infrastructures of the compound within a reasonable deadline and will ensure a startup of the stage work in a reasonable time, and as a result an optimal running of the solar compound. This environmental assessment focuses on common infrastructures defined under POD of the energetic solar compound project of Ouarzazate and which the control of work is MASEN responsibility. These infrastructures are above mentioned.The installation of such common infrastructures will allow the startup of the stage work and ensure a
good running of the sire. This implementation will lead to many positive effects, more particularly: The improvement and enlargement of access to the basic social services (education, health, VMOXNULRXV OMNLPMP URMGV"HPŃ POMQNV to the opening up of a certain number of inhabitants after the implementation of the deviation road. The development of economic activities that generate incomes in agriculture, trade, craft industry...thanks to jobs created through the plan of development.This will be reflected in an improvement of local demographic indicators (poverty, unemployment,
HPLJUMPLRQV HGXŃMPLRQ"MQG RLOO MOORR ILJOPLQJ MJMLQVP SRYHUP\ MQG H[ŃOXVLRQB It is worth noting that some of those common settlements, such as the deviation of the 60kV electric line and the road of deviation are part of the mitigation measures to be implemented and identified during Environnemental Impact Assessment of development plan of the site of Ouarzazate solar compound site, realized for MASEN in 2011. In this assessment, it has been mentioned that those infrastructures will be the subject of an impact assessment.5 Project realization deadline
The initial work should start in early 2012 and conducted during 2012.C172/A631/R188a
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6 Analysis of the initial state
The characteristics of the study area and the compatibilities or sensitivities in relation with the project are listed in the following tables.
Very high stakes High stakes Moderate stakes Low stakes