KTL successfully completed a full ESIA study for 100 MW wind power Plant and Transmission line in Kajiado Kenya. The ESIA Study was undertaken in accordance with the IFC’s Environmental and Social Performance Standards and included the following specialized studies: Bat and Bird study, Visual Impact Assessment, Ecological Study, Nosie study and Social Impact Assessment.

The LPG filling facility comprises of a carousel filling package for 6kg and 12 kg cylinders, fully packaged with weighing scales, Pumps with associated piping, valves and explosive proof electrical equipment. The package has infeed and outgoing conveyors and is capable of filling up to 80 cylinder per hour.KTL scope involved equipment specification, installation supervision, participated in test and commission of the cylinder filling facility.

KTL was one of the local sub-consultant companies involved in carrying out the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) associated with the full field development of the South Lokichar crude oil basin, Kenya. The activities carried by the company included power and water supply design, developing the decommissioning and abandonment plan, logistics and security philosophy,  safety specifications, local content plan and  waste management philosophy among others.

The project involves the construction of a 9.5MW mini-hydro power project in the Yala River, Siaya County in Kenya. KTL is undertaking :-

• Scoping study and specialists’ study of biophysical baseline information and assessment of how they will be impacted by project;

The IFC, Proparco and FMO are co-financing the development of ten Small Hydro Power ProjectS (SHP) in five counties in Kenya. As the project is being partially financed by the above Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), the assignment involves monitoring the E&S requirements of the Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) developed by the lenders and checking the compliance of KTDA Power Company with respect to the safeguards of the lenders which includes the E&S Performance Standards developed by the IFC (part of the World Bank Group).

The project consisted of a tank Farm Concept Design for a mounded bullet LPG tank farm with 4 Truck loading points. The tank farm had 4 x 2000MT LPG tanks mounded under Earth and concrete. KTL successfully completed the pipeline concept design, risk assessment of the tank farm, approval of the concept from all the regulatory bodies (Change of User, Approval of building plans by county government) for this Project.

For this assignment, KTL customized the audit to within the beverage manufacturer’s context and comprehensively appraised their management system in accordance with legislative requirements as well as integrated management systems. The audit outcomes enabled the Proponent to improve their safety performance at the Nairobi and Kisumu plants.

The project scope included construction of a 110 MT LPG storage and cylinder filling, The cylinder filling facility is capable of filling up to 100 cylinders per hour, In and out cylinders storage yard, Lubes warehouse, truck offloading and loading area , Construction of the firefighting system at Nairobi National oil terminal.KTL scope of work involved preliminary and detailed Engineering designs, Equipment specifications, Tender documentation, Tender analysis, Environmental impact assessment, Obtained statutory approvals and construction supervision.