Can the scale of supporting environmental protection projects be reserved?
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A wastewater treatment project associated with an oil engineering project has a actual water volume that is smaller than that indicated in the environmental impact assessment report, being approximately 1/3 of the original amount. May I ask if it is possible to build half of this sewage treatment project in the near future and reserve the other half? Are there any regulations or standards in place?
Regardless of the actual amount of wastewater, the wastewater treatment capacity must be built at the scale approved by the environmental impact assessment. Although the environmental impact assessment for wastewater treatment in the project is subject to self-verification, this self-verification is still carried out by experts and the environmental protection agency in accordance with the scale approved in the environmental impact assessment. Of course, some instruments and equipment, such as anion and cation beds, can be temporarily omitted.
No, you have already submitted the report. The acceptance meeting will be based on what you’ve reported; who knows whether your peak value will exceed the limit
During acceptance monitoring, the production load is required to be over 75% – so where can a peak value come from? Even if it operates beyond its designed capacity in the future, the excess wastewater will incur not only discharge treatment fees but also a certain amount of fines, provided that there are records of discharges at the main outlet.