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.

KTL was awarded a contract to undertake the Environmental Impact assessment study for the proposed project in accordance with EMCA and IFC’s Environmental and Social Performance Standards.

The proposed Project comprises of a 140m long weir, 4.6km water tunnel Valve Chamber, 1.9m Twin steel Penstocks, 2 Power Houses (20 mw each), Power Switch yard; High Power Transmission line (Approximately 7km to Kibirigwi, Kirinyaga County).

The assignment is on-gong and  include Aquatic and terrestrial ecological studies, hydrological and geological studies, Social Impact Assessment and development of stakeholder engagement plan.

Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Study (ESIA)  for a 33 MW Solar Power Plant, Makindu, Kenya.

KTL was contracted by a multinational renewable energy firm to undertake a full ESIA Study of the proposed 33 MW Solar power plant in Kenya .The ESIA was undertaken in accordance with the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC’s) Environmental and Social (E&S) Performance Standards and included specialized studies on Ecology, Geology and Hydrology.

KTL performed Safety and Health (S&H) Audits for the solar company’s head office, warehouse and various shops located in Nairobi, Kajiado and Kiambu counties. The outcomes of the audit exercise enabled the Proponent to re-calibrate their management system in order to meet the requirements stipulated under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, 2007.

The project scope comprised replacement of LPG import pipeline with new LPG liquid line (6” dia), new LPG vapor line (4” dia) and installation of a manifold after the metering station. This also included installation of two additional lines for vegetable oil (10” dia). KTL was involved in preparation of tender documents, analysis of tender and construction supervision of the new  pipelines.

The project scope involved construction of a new service station with modern polycarbonate roofed canopy, convenience shop, administration office block, Wash bay, service bay, tyre garage, compressor/generator room, lubes store, LPG storage, water storage and landscaping.
Project activities undertaken by KTL included Topo-surveys, ESIA studies,  tender documentation and analysis, obtaining Building approvals, Preliminary and Detailed designs and construction supervision.

KTL was awarded a contract by Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) to validate the existing ESIA study for the proposed construction of a 400kV overhead transmission line between Mbeya and Sumbawanga (340km long) in Tanzania. The ESIA was undertaken to ensure compliance with the requirements of the latest Tanzanian environmental legislation and the World Bank Group E&S safeguard policies.