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Orica — Corporate Update (June 2014)
15 slides from Orica's corporate update, Jun 24, 2014
Slide 1: Update on Regulation
Update on Regulation Groundwater Community Liaison Committee 24 June 2014 Niall Johnston Greg Sheehy Contaminated Sites Sydney Industry 1
Slide 2: Overview of Presentation
Overview of Presentation • Contaminated Sites - Groundwater Clean up Project - Former Chlor Alkali Plant • Sydney Industry - Update on Environment Protection Licence 2148 2
Slide 3: Groundwater Clean up Project
Groundwater Clean up Project • March 2014 Quarterly Groundwater and Surface Water Monitoring Report, received by EPA on 30 May 2014: - Concentrations of the key contaminants in surface water at Penrhyn Estuary remain below ANZECC/ARMCANZ (2000) trigger values. • DNAPL and Groundwater Remediation Tec
Slide 4: Former Chlor Alkali Plant
Former Chlor Alkali Plant • April 2014 - Section 44 Amendment Notice for revision of the milestone in the Management Order for the decommissioning and removal of TECE – amended to 31 October 2014. • The EPA provided comments to Orica on the preliminary Remediation Design Specification Report for Sta
Slide 5: Former Chlor Alkali Plant
Former Chlor Alkali Plant • Report for the Annual Groundwater Monitoring Event – December 2013 for the FCAP plume – submitted to EPA on 31 March 2014: - the monitoring event also included surface water monitoring in Springvale Drain and Penrhyn Estuary, as well as additional groundwater locations in
Slide 6: EPA Actions from CLC Meetings
EPA Actions from CLC Meetings • EPA to advise how the EDC trigger levels in the ANZECC/ARMCANZ (2000) Guidelines compare to the equivalent standard in the US: - the ANZECC/ARMCANZ trigger value of 1.9mg/L for EDC is a low reliability value and is only to be used as an indicative interim working leve
Slide 7: EPA Actions from CLC Meetings
EPA Actions from CLC Meetings • EPA to provide the CLC with information about mercury in groundwater and the probability of the mercury plume reaching the GTP containment lines: - Fate and transport modelling of the mercury plume indicates that mercury will eventually be captured by the PCA or the S
Slide 8: Environment Protection Licence 2148
Environment Protection Licence 2148 • No Breaches • No Non-Compliance • No Incidents • Two inspections completed since last CLC, including review of HCB storage. 8
Slide 9: Environment Protection Licence 2148
Environment Protection Licence 2148 • Licence variation completed: FCAP additional testing required before TECE is decommissioned. • Licence variation completed: FCAP to allow TECE Emission Control System 2 to be shut down. 9
Slide 10: EPA Orica Botany Web Page
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Slide 11: Botany Groundwater Cleanup Project – Progress Update
Botany Groundwater Cleanup Project – Progress Update B Dewhurst 24/06/2014
Slide 12: Progress Since Last CLC Meeting
Progress Since Last CLC Meeting • Effective hydraulic containment continues to be achieved • VMP Progress Report No. 15 shares results of a biannual groundwater monitoring event • No additional data from the March 2014 monitoring round that affect the conclusions of the Consolidated Human Health Ris
Slide 13: Southlands Development Project Update
Southlands Development Project Update Stephen Corish (Orica) 24/06/2014
Slide 14: Project Update
Project Update • Site establishment works commenced May 2014 • Setting up fencing • Site sheds • Minor vegetation clearing • Major earthworks will not commence until finalisation of a sales agreement • Following sales agreement, works anticipated to be completed by March 2015 • Remediation Action Pl
Slide 15: Quarterly CLC Meeting
20/09/2011 Quarterly CLC Meeting