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From April to June 2024, we conducted social surveys among tourism operators and fishermen for the Livelihood Restoration Plan (LRP) and its evaluation. The surveys were carried out in accordance with IFC, EBRD, EIB and Equator Principles standards. Our activities covered the ports of Ustka, Łeba and Władysławowo. All research was preceded by meetings with fishermen and the investor (Baltic Power sp. z o.o.). Project carried out on behalf of the investor in cooperation with Ramboll UK, which is preparing the LRP.From January to March 20204, we conducted a Green Economy Transition Analysis and Paris Alignment Report for the construction of a multimodal terminal in Świnoujście. The project was carried out in accordance with the requirements of the IFC (International Finance Corporation) and the EBRD as part of Arup’s (Lenders Advisory) team advising the Banks.

From January to March 20204, we conducted a Green Economy Transition Analysis and Paris Alignment Report for the construction of a multimodal terminal in Świnoujście. The project was carried out in accordance with the requirements of the IFC (International Finance Corporation) and the EBRD as part of Arup’s (Lenders Advisory) team advising the Banks.

From November 2023 to February 2024, we conducted an ESDD for the construction of an offshore wind farm tower factory in Gdansk. The analysis was carried out for the needs of the investment banks, as required by the EIB and EBRD (in ENG: EIB and EBRD).

Due Dilligence for a fundamental flaw in the location – for the construction of SMR projects in Poland we carried out in August-September 2023. During this time, we analysed potential locations for SMR construction. We ruled out some already after the first exploratory works, for others we developed a DD, analysing geological, geotechnical, seismic, hydrological, social and natural conditions aspects and other issues arising from the location regulation and good practice. In our work, we used available data and also went to the field.

Once again we have advised the Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility (ZUOP). We started our cooperation with environmental issues, this time dealing with the new surface radioactive waste repository.

As part of our work, we verified the presence of fundamental flaws, i.e. the factors listed in paragraph five of the location regulation, on the basis of publicly available data. We also verified the risk of environmental and water impact problems.

We participated in the development of the environmental and social Due Diligence, including the GET (Green Economy Transition) analysis, i.e., analysis of the project’s compliance with environmental requirements. The documents were developed in accordance with the standards and policies of investment banks: the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Basing on documents prepared by us, these banks became financially involved in the implementation extension of tram network in Krakow and construction of a tram line to Mistrzejowice.

On the last day of September 2022, The General Director for Environmental Protection upheld the decision on environmental conditions regarding further mining of the Turów lignite deposit. In the process of obtaining the decision on environmental conditions and the decision of GDOŚ, the investor was represented by Anita Kuliś, who has been supporting the project since mid-2018, coordinating the implementation of the documents, such as the environmental impact report, and changes to the local area development plan. Anita actively participated in meetings with administrative authorities, in hearings open to the public, as well as cross-border consultations with the Czech Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany pursuant to Art. 5 of the Espoo Convention. As the only external expert, she worked together with the government and investor teams. She also participated in the negotiations of the intergovernmental agreement between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Poland and the agreement between the investor and the Ministry of State Assets.

From November 2023 to February 2024, we conducted an ESDD for the construction of an offshore wind farm tower factory in Gdansk. The analysis was carried out for the needs of the investment banks, as required by the EIB and EBRD (in ENG: EIB and EBRD).

Due Dilligence for a fundamental flaw in the location – for the construction of SMR projects in Poland we carried out in August-September 2023. During this time, we analysed potential locations for SMR construction. We ruled out some already after the first exploratory works, for others we developed a DD, analysing geological, geotechnical, seismic, hydrological, social and natural conditions aspects and other issues arising from the location regulation and good practice. In our work, we used available data and also went to the field.

Once again we have advised the Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility (ZUOP). We started our cooperation with environmental issues, this time dealing with the new surface radioactive waste repository.

As part of our work, we verified the presence of fundamental flaws, i.e. the factors listed in paragraph five of the location regulation, on the basis of publicly available data. We also verified the risk of environmental and water impact problems.

We participated in the development of the environmental and social Due Diligence, including the GET (Green Economy Transition) analysis, i.e., analysis of the project’s compliance with environmental requirements. The documents were developed in accordance with the standards and policies of investment banks: the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Basing on documents prepared by us, these banks became financially involved in the implementation extension of tram network in Krakow and construction of a tram line to Mistrzejowice.

On the last day of September 2022, The General Director for Environmental Protection upheld the decision on environmental conditions regarding further mining of the Turów lignite deposit. In the process of obtaining the decision on environmental conditions and the decision of GDOŚ, the investor was represented by Anita Kuliś, who has been supporting the project since mid-2018, coordinating the implementation of the documents, such as the environmental impact report, and changes to the local area development plan. Anita actively participated in meetings with administrative authorities, in hearings open to the public, as well as cross-border consultations with the Czech Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany pursuant to Art. 5 of the Espoo Convention. As the only external expert, she worked together with the government and investor teams. She also participated in the negotiations of the intergovernmental agreement between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Poland and the agreement between the investor and the Ministry of State Assets.