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Sunrise Energy Metals — Corporate Update (July 2021)
22 slides from Sunrise Energy Metals's corporate update, July 2021
Slide 1: Project Execution Plan Modification
Project Execution Plan Modification Community Consultative Committee July 2021
Slide 2: Contents
Contents 1 2 Project Execution Plan Modification – Overview Environmental Assessment Outcomes 3 Public Exhibition 4 CCC Member Questions 2 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 3: Project Execution Plan Modification - Overview
Project Execution Plan Modification - Overview 3 Powering innovation | July 21
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Slide 5: Mine and Processing Facility
Mine and Processing Facility 5 Powering innovation | June 21
Slide 6: Accommodation Camp
Accommodation Camp Construction Phase › Increased peak workforce from ~1,000 to ~1,900 personnel. › Increased accommodation camp capacity from 1,300 to 1,900 personnel. › Increased duration from 2 to 3 years. Operational Phase › Operational workforce increase from 335 to 340 › No change to camp capa
Slide 7: Rail Siding
Rail Siding 7 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 8: Road Transport Activities
Road Transport Activities Construction Phase › Changes to vehicle movements associated with the increased construction phase accommodation camp capacity and changes to heavy vehicle delivery requirements Operational Phase › Changes to heavy vehicle movements associated with revision to processing pl
Slide 9: Environmental Assessment Outcomes
Environmental Assessment Outcomes 9 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 10: Environmental Assessment Outcomes
Environmental Assessment Outcomes Specialist Studies › A number of specialist studies have been undertaken, including: – Air Quality Assessment (Jacobs) – Noise Assessment (Renzo Tonin) – Surface Water Assessment (HEC) – Road Transport Assessment (TTPP) – Preliminary Hazard Analysis (Pinnacle Risk M
Slide 11: Air Quality
Air Quality › Air Quality Assessment prepared in accordance with the NSW EPA Approved Methods › On-site meteorological data adopted in the modelling › Worst case mine site and rail siding construction and operational scenarios modelled: › No exceedances of relevant criteria predicted, including: › D
Slide 12: Noise
Noise › Noise Assessment prepared in accordance with the NPfI › On-site meteorological data adopted in the modelling › Adverse meteorological conditions considered in accordance with NPfI – inversion and noise enhancing winds in the evening › Worst case mine site and rail siding construction and ope
Slide 13: Surface Water
Surface Water › The existing water balance was updated to incorporate the Modification › The water balance modelling demonstrates that the modified site water management system has sufficient capacity and flexibility to accommodate a wide range of climate scenarios. › No overflows are predicted from
Slide 14: Road Transport
Road Transport › Construction phase traffic would significantly reduce – introduction of shuttle buses › Operations phase traffic would generally be unchanged › Construction and operational phase truck traffic in Trundle main street would reduce › No significant impacts to road performance, capacity
Slide 15: Hazards and Risks
Hazards and Risks › A Preliminary Hazard Assessment (PHA) undertook a risk-based assessment for credible events that have the potential for off-site impacts › PHA concluded the modified Project is compliant with all NSW Government risk criteria › Societal risk, area cumulative risk, propagation risk
Slide 16: Biodiversity (Rail Siding Only)
Biodiversity (Rail Siding Only) › Potential biodiversity impacts associated with the relocated rail siding › Reduction (0.34 ha) in clearance of native vegetation › No increase in impacts on biodiversity values › NSW regulator (BCS) has indicated that it agrees with this conclusion 16 Powering innov
Slide 17: Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (Rail Siding Only)
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (Rail Siding Only) › Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Assessment (ACHA) was prepared in accordance with the relevant Heritage NSW guidelines. › Survey of modified rail siding undertaken on 23 February 2021 in consultation with Registered Aboriginal Parties (RAPs) – no Aborig
Slide 18: Social Impacts
Social Impacts › Social Impact Review included: – Characterisation of existing social environment (population, economic indicators, housing and community infrastructure). – Overview of consultation with the PSC, LSC and FSC. – Identification and assessment of potential incremental social impacts ass
Slide 19: Public Exhibition
Public Exhibition 19 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 20: Public Exhibition
Public Exhibition › Modification was submitted to DPIE on Wednesday 30 June 2021 › Public exhibition commenced yesterday (Tuesday 27th July) for a period of two weeks (until Monday 9th August) › Public notification – local newspapers (Condobolin, Parkes and Forbes) 20 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 21: CCC Member Questions
CCC Member Questions 21 Powering innovation | July 21
Slide 22: Thank you
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