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        CCGT POWER PLANT IN MELLACH

        Signature(s)

        Amount
        € 275,000,000
        Countries
        Sector(s)
        Austria : € 275,000,000
        Energy : € 275,000,000
        Signature date(s)
        9/03/2011 : € 125,000,000
        6/05/2010 : € 150,000,000
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        Non Technical Summary (NTS) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) - - DE

        Summary sheet

        Release date
        7 January 2010
        Status
        Reference
        Signed | 06/05/2010
        20090636
        Project name
        Promoter - financial intermediary
        CCGT Power Plant in Mellach

        Verbund Österreichische Elektrizitätswirtschafts-AG through the majority-owned utility Verbund Austrian Power GmbH Co & KG.

        Proposed EIB finance (Approximate amount)
        Total cost (Approximate amount)
        Up to EUR 275 million
        Up to EUR 550 million
        Location
        Sector(s)
        Description
        Objectives

        The Project concerns the construction and operation of a high efficiency CCGT power plant of 832 MW-e.

        The Project will contribute to meet the growing Austrian demand in electricity.

        Environmental aspects
        Procurement

        Due to its technical characteristics the Project falls under Annex I of the EIA Directive 58/337/EC and amendments, requiring an EIA. The EIA has been completed in September 2008 and the license for construction has been granted with a number of conditions related to construction and operation of the plant which will be implemented by the Promoter. The impacts on Natura2000/Habitats and potential mitigating measures will be reviewed during appraisal.

        At the time of tendering, the Promoter fell under the scope of the EU Procurement Directive 2004/17/EC. Following a tender process announced in the OJEU on 16.06.2006, the EPC contract for the plant was signed in July 2008 and the site handed over January 2009. Details of the procurement scope and procedures followed to be further assessed.

        Other links
        Related publications
        Non Technical Summary (NTS) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) - - DE

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