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1 Page 1 of 33 Schedule 2 Annual Environmental Report - MPS Important note By this submission, you confirm that you give your explicit consent for the entire contents of this Annual Environment Report to be made available on the Authority s public website. S2.1 Introduction IPPC Permit Number IP 0003/07/A Reporting 2010 Name and location of Site Marsa Power Station Brief description of activities at the site Combustion Installation > 50MW S2.2 Environment Management System & Reporting Please attach a supporting document with the following: 1. Environmental Policy containing the installation s environmental objectives and targets; [This policy is to be implemented through the EMS, which is being developed] Tick ( ) 2. Environmental Management Programme report (for the reporting ); 3. Environmental Management Programme proposal (for the following ) 1 ; N/A 4. European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Report (as per Condition 4.1.3) 2. [Already submitted] S2.3 Process Data S2.3.1 Annual Summary reporting Current reporting Quantity of energy produced MWh 972, ,583 Total Annual Energy Consumption MWh (from electricity and other sources) 64,585 64,602 Energy consumption per unit product MWh consumed/ MWh produced Annual water consumption m 3 254, ,831 3 Water consumption per unit product m 3 /MWh Annual quantity of waste produced tonnes Waste produced per unit product tonne waste/ MWh S2.3.2 Fuel consumption Sulphur Consumption Content 4 Current Heavy Fuel Oil t 0.746% 303, ,082 Gas Oil t 0.068% 2,338 2,802 1 During 2010 Enemalta was developing the EMS and hence for 2009 & 2010 no programme was yet defined 2 The format used for reporting shall be that published in the Government Gazette ( 3 Total of water generated & consumed by station, plus mains water consumed. 4 Specify units (e.g. as percentage, or mg/kg) annual weighted average of fuel consignments from quality certificates. IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

2 Page 2 of 33 S2.3.3 Operating Time Data for Steam Cycle Operator: Enemalta Corporation Ltd. From: 01/01/2010 Location: Marsa. To: 31/12/2010 Total hours during which any part of the plant was operating throughout the past. Cumulative total hours during which any part of the plant was operating since 01 January MPS1 (boilers 3 &4) Total allowed operating time. Total remaining operating time to be used by 31 December hrs hrs hrs hrs 7, , ,000 1, Total hours during which any part of the plant was operating throughout the past. Cumulative total hours during which any part of the plant was operating since 01 January MPS2 (boilers 5 & 6) Total allowed operating time. Total remaining operating time to be used by 31 December hrs hrs hrs hrs 5, , ,000 4, Total hours during which any part of the plant was operating throughout the past. Cumulative total hours during which any part of the plant was operating since 01 January MPS3 (boiler 7) Total allowed operating time. Total remaining operating time to be used by 31 December hrs hrs hrs hrs , ,000 2, Total hours during which any part of the plant was operating throughout the past. Cumulative total hours during which any part of the plant was operating since 01 January MPS4 (boiler 8) Total allowed operating time. Total remaining operating time to be used by 31 December hrs hrs hrs hrs ,212 20, Additional documentation to be submitted: Operational records 5 Approval of operational records by independent auditor Tick ( ) NA 5 Hourly records as submitted also to MRA & NSO IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

3 Page 3 of 33 S2.3.4 Operating Time Data for Gas Turbine Operator: Enemalta Corporation Ltd. From: 01/01/2010 Location: Marsa. To: 31/12/2010 Total operating hours of the plant MPS 5 during reporting 491 Additional documentation to be submitted: Operational records 6 Approval of operational records by independent auditor Tick ( ) NA 6 Hourly records as submitted also to MRA & NSO IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

4 Page 4 of 33 S2.4 Monitoring Data S2.4.1 Summary of emissions to air S Emissions of Dust (TSP), Nitrogen Oxides (NO X ) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO 2 ). Parameter Emission point reference Standard used Annual average pollutant concentration 7 Mean Monthly Limit Value Total annual number of exceedances of monthly mean value after validation 48 hourly Mean Limit Value mg.nm -3 Percentage of exceedances of 48 hourly mean limit value after validation mg.nm -3 mg.nm - 3 Total Suspended Particulates MPS1 EN (97%) Oxides of Nitrogen MPS1 ISO (95%) Sulphur Dioxide MPS1 ISO (97%) Total Suspended Particulates MPS2 EN (97%) Oxides of Nitrogen MPS2 ISO (95%) Sulphur Dioxide MPS2 ISO (97%) Total Suspended Particulates MPS3 EN (97%) Oxides of Nitrogen MPS3 ISO (95%) Sulphur Dioxide MPS3 ISO (97%) Total Suspended Particulates MPS4 EN (97%) Oxides of Nitrogen MPS4 ISO (95%) Sulphur Dioxide MPS4 ISO (97%) Total Suspended Particulates MPS5 ISO Oxides of Nitrogen MPS5 ISO (95%) Sulphur Dioxide MPS5 ISO Additional documentation to be submitted: Tick ( ) Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory 7 Arithmetic average of monthly concentrations.

5 Page 5 of 33 S Emissions of Carbon monoxide (CO) 8 Emission point reference Standard used Annual average pollutant concentration 9 Monthly Limit Value Total annual number of exceedances of monthly mean value after validation mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 MPS1 EN MPS2 EN MPS3 EN MPS4 EN MPS5 ISO Corrected values as Revised NEC Exceedances Report, June Arithmetic average of monthly concentrations. IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

6 Page 6 of 33 S Emissions of Dioxins and Furans (PCDDs and PCDFs) Dates on which sampling was carried out: 1 st semester: 2 nd semester: September 2010 Emission point reference Standard used 10 Mean Annual Limit Value PCDD & PCDF concentration 1 st semester PCDD & PCDF concentration 2 nd semester Annual average Pollutant 11 ng.nm -3 ng.nm -3 ng.nm -3 ng.nm -3 ng.nm -3 MPS1 EN no data 12 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 N/A MPS2 EN ditto- ND <0.1 ND <0.1 -ditto- MPS3 EN ditto- ND <0.1 ND <0.1 -ditto- MPS4 EN ditto- ND <0.1 ND <0.1 -ditto- Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) 10 If equivalent has been used, kindly indicate which standard has been used. 11 is not applicable for the first reporting (2009). 12 Contract to carry out tests by third party is in progress but for 2010 onwards.

7 Page 7 of 33 S Emissions of Metals S Emissions of Cadmium (Cd) and Thallium (Tl) Dates on which sampling was carried out: 1 st semester: 2 nd semester: September 2010 Emission point reference Standard used Mean Annual Limit Value Cd & Tl concentration 1 st semester Cd & Tl concentration 2 nd semester Annual average Pollutant 13 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 MPS1 EN no data N/A MPS2 EN ditto ditto- MPS3 EN ditto- ND <0.001 ND < ditto- MPS4 EN ditto- ND <0.001 ND < ditto- Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) 13 is not applicable for the first reporting (2009). 14 Contract to carry out tests by third party is in progress but for 2010 onwards.

8 Page 8 of 33 S Emissions of Arsenic (As), Chromium (Cr), Cobalt (Co), Copper (Cu), Manganese (Mn), Nickel (Ni), Lead (Pb), Antimony (Sb) and Vanadium (V) Dates on which sampling was carried out: 1 st semester: 2 nd semester: September 2010 Emission point reference Standard used Mean Annual Limit Value Metals concentration 1 st semester Metals concentration 2 nd semester Annual average Pollutant 15 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 mg.nm -3 MPS1 EN no data N/A MPS2 EN ditto ditto- MPS3 EN ditto ditto- MPS4 EN ditto ditto- Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) 15 is not applicable for the first reporting (2009). 16 Contract to carry out tests by third party is in progress but for 2010 onwards.

9 Page 9 of 33 S Emissions of PAHs Date on which sampling was carried out September 2010 Emission Standard Naphthalene Anthracene Phenantrene Fluoranthene Benzo(a) Chrysene Benzo(a) Benzo(ghi) Benzo(k) Indeno(1,2,3- point anthracene pyrene perylene fluoranthene cd)pyrene reference used 17 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 mg.kg -1 dust dust dust dust dust dust dust dust dust dust MPS1 ISO :2003 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 MPS2 ISO :2003 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 MPS3 ISO :2003 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 MPS4 ISO :2003 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 ND <0.1 Emission PAH (sum 10) point mg.kg -1 dust reference 18 MPS1 ND <0.1 no data MPS2 ND <0.1 no data MPS3 ND <0.1 no data MPS4 ND <0.1 no data Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) 17 If equivalent has been used, kindly indicate which standard has been used. 18 is not applicable for the first reporting (2009).

10 Page 10 of 33 S2.4.2 Monthly Statistical Analysis of Continuous Monitoring S Monthly Data for Particulates, SO 2 and NO X 19 O NE PAGE PER M ONTH TO BE SUBMITTED FOR EACH PLANT Reporting Month Plant Monthly average concentration for the period (mg. Nm -3 ) No of exceedances of 24 hr limit in period Highest individual 24 hr average in period (mg. Nm -3 ) Mean daily average, in period (mg. Nm -3 ) No of exceedances of 1 hr average in period Highest individual 1 hr average in period (mg. Nm -3 ) Mean 1 hr average in period (mg. Nm -3 ) Percentage of boiler operating time that continuous monitors available during reporting period. Particulates SO 2 NO x CO 19 Monthly concentration data already submitted as part of the monthly Boiler Start-up & Sootblowing reports IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

11 Page 11 of 33 S Monthly Loads of Particulates, SO 2 and NO X 20 O NE PAGE PER P LANT TO BE SUBMITTED Operator: Enemalta Corporation Ltd. Plant no. MPS Location: Marsa. Heat Value of Fuel fired: GJ.Mg -1 Reporting : Month Fuel Burn During this period Monthly SO 2 Load Monthly NO x Load Monthly Dust Load January Mg. month -1 Mg Mg Mg February March April May June July August September October November December TOTAL Pollutant Load (Mg) = Pollutant concentration (μg.nm -3 ) WGF (m 3.month -1 ) (WGF = waste gas flow rate). 20 Refer to attachments for the monthly load data, in compliance with the revised NEC Exceedances Report, June 2011 IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

12 Page 12 of 33 S2.4.3 Annual Data S Annual Load of Particulates, SO 2 and NO X 21 Marsa Power Station Rated Thermal Input Type Fuel Fuel Burn Heat Value 22 Emissions * Annual SO 2 Annual Emissions * NO X Annual Emissions * dust MW TH Mg.yr -1 GJ.Mg -1 Mg.yr -1 Mg.yr -1 Mg.yr -1 Existing plants MW TH Marsa Steam Boiler HFO 73, , Marsa Steam Boiler HFO 46, Marsa Steam Boiler HFO 97, , Marsa Steam Boiler HFO 90, , Existing plants MW TH Marsa Gas Turbine Gasoil 2, Total Existing MW TH Total 4,719 2, Annual load values as submitted in the revised NEC exceedances report, June Weighted average from fuel consignments during 2010 (as per GHG Report) * Sum of the total emissions during normal operations + total emissions during start-up/shut down periods.

13 Page 13 of 33 S Annual Load of Ni and V O NE PAGE PER P LANT TO BE SUBMITTED Operator: Enemalta Corporation Ltd. Plant no. MPS 1-4 i Location: Marsa. Heat Value of Fuel fired: GJ.Mg -1 Reporting : 2010 Fuel Burn Average Ni content ii Average V content iii Annual Ni Load Annual V Load (Mg. -1 ) (Mg) (Mg) (mg Ni.Mg -1 ) (mg V.Mg -1 ) 303,032 28,516 22, Current 308,082 24,136 23,431 7,635 7,412 Metal Load (Mg) = metal content (mg metal.mg -1 ) FB (Mg.month -1 ) FB = Fuel Burn. Metal = nickel or vanadium. Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) i Since the concentration values of Ni & V are the annual weighted averages based on fuel consignment quality certificates, only the totals for HFO & gasoil plants are given here, with each individual plant on a pro-rata basis. ii Analysed according to ASTM D : Standard Test Methods for Determination of Nickel, Vanadium, and Iron in Crude Oils and Residual Fuels by Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) Atomic Emission Spectrometry. iii Analysed according to ASTM D : Standard Test Methods for Determination of Nickel, Vanadium, and Iron in Crude Oils and Residual Fuels by Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) Atomic Emission Spectrometry. IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

14 Page 14 of 33 S2.5: Certificates of Analysis for physical and chemical parameters of fuels Documentation to be submitted: Certificates of analysis for physical and chemical parameters of fuels for reporting (indicate number of certificates submitted) Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) see attachments i S2.6: Wind Rose ii Documentation to be submitted: Wind rose for the reporting showing wind speed and direction at the site Tick ( ) see attachment i Please refer to separate folder containing fuel quality certificates. ii Anemometer data for 2010 is from 15 th May to 31 st December IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

15 Page 15 of 33 S2.7 Emissions to Marine Water CONDENSER 5, 6 & 7 COOLING WATER OUTLET Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions (kg) ph 6-10 n/a no data 0 n/a no data 8.09 n/a no data n/a i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation.

16 Page 16 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions (kg) Temperature 15 o C above n/a marine no data 0 BOD5 25 mg.dm -3 Method 521B, COD i 30 mg.dm -3 see footnote = = mg/l = = kg = = o C no data 8.67 n/a n/a n/a Total Nitrogen 10 mg.dm -3 In house based on BS3882 Total Phosphorous 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, AOX ii 0.15 mg.dm -3 see footnote Chlorine dioxide and 0.3 mg.dm -3 oxidants (given as --- chlorine) iii Arsenic 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Cadmium 0.05 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Chromium (total) 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Copper 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Lead 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Mercury 0.03 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l kg i Analytical results for COD were waivered by MEPA given that testing method not suitable and gives erratic results, and no standard method exists for seawater. ii The analytical reports do not include the AOX test. However several individual component tests are included and the results were always below the LOD. Test methods were mainly US EPA 8260b. iii Chlorine dioxide measurements are taken BEFORE seawater entry into condensers and it s difficult to measure at outfall due to the nature of the pollutant, given its instability. ClO2 concentration at the main outlet will be well below any equipment resolution level and annual concentration and quantity discharge values are therefore considered as nil.

17 Page 17 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions (kg) Nickel 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation.

18 Page 18 of 33 Tin 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Vanadium 4 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Zinc (insert limit 1.0 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, value) PCBs 0.5 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & 602 Petroleum hydrocarbons Tributyltin compounds Total Suspended Solids 0.03 mg.dm Method 2540D, mg.dm mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & mg/l kg Alcontrol In i house method 0 0 mg/l 12 0 kg 1,206,660 0 i Determination of organotin compounds in aqueous samples by derivitisation / GC-MC

19 Page 19 of 33 CONDENSER 3&4 COOLING WATER OUTLET Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions ph 6-10 n/a no data 0 n/a no data 8.02 n/a n/a n/a i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation.

20 Page 20 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Temperature 15 o C above n/a marine no data 0 n/a no data 8 n/a n/a n/a BOD5 25 mg.dm -3 Method 521B, COD i 30 mg.dm -3 see footnote = = mg/l = = kg = = Total Nitrogen 10 mg.dm -3 In house based on BS mg/l kg 3,597,240 18,839 Total Phosphorous 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, AOX ii 0.15 mg.dm -3 see footnote Chlorine dioxide and 0.3 mg.dm -3 oxidants (given as --- chlorine) iii Arsenic 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Cadmium 0.05 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Chromium (total) 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Copper 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Lead 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Mercury 0.03 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Nickel 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l 0 0 kg mg/l kg i Analytical results for COD were waivered by MEPA given that testing method not suitable and gives erratic results, and no standard method exists for seawater. ii The analytical reports do not include the AOX test. However several individual component tests are included and the results were always below the LOD. Test methods were mainly US EPA 8260b. iii Refer to comment for previous outlet.

21 Page 21 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Tin 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Vanadium 4 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Zinc (insert limit value) 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, PCBs 0.5 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & 602 Petroleum 0.03 mg.dm -3 Alcontrol In hydrocarbons iii house method Tributyltin compounds Method 2540D, mg.dm -3 Total Suspended Solids 35 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & mg/l kg mg/l kg i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation. iii Determination of organotin compounds in aqueous samples by derivitisation / GC-MC

22 Page 22 of 33 CONDENSER 8 COOLING WATER OUTLET Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions ph 6-10 n/a no data 0 n/a no data 8.16 n/a n/a n/a i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation.

23 Page 23 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Temperature 15 o C above n/a marine no data 0 n/a no data 7.33 n/a n/a n/a BOD5 25 mg.dm -3 Method 521B, COD i 30 mg.dm -3 see footnote = = mg/l = = kg = = Total Nitrogen 10 mg.dm -3 In house based on BS3882 Total Phosphorous 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, AOX ii 0.15 mg.dm -3 see footnote Chlorine dioxide and 0.3 mg.dm -3 oxidants (given as --- chlorine) iii Arsenic 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Cadmium 0.05 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Chromium (total) 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Copper 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Lead 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Mercury 0.03 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Nickel 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, i Analytical results for COD were waivered by MEPA given that testing method not suitable and gives erratic results, and no standard method exists for seawater. ii The analytical reports do not include the AOX test. However several individual component tests are included and the results were always below the LOD. Test methods were mainly US EPA 8260b. iii Refer to comment for previous outlets.

24 Page 24 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Tin 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Vanadium 4 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Zinc (insert limit value) 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, PCBs 0.5 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & 602 Petroleum 0.03 mg.dm -3 Alcontrol In hydrocarbons iii house method Tributyltin compounds Method 2540D, mg.dm -3 Total Suspended Solids 35 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & mg/l 49 0 kg 3,335,381 0 i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation. iii Determination of organotin compounds in aqueous samples by derivitisation / GC-MC

25 Page 25 of 33 EVAPORATORS COOLING WATER OUTLET Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions ph 6-10 n/a no data 0 n/a no data 8.38 n/a n/a n/a i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation.

26 Page 26 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Temperature 15 o C above marine n/a BOD5 25 mg.dm -3 Method 521B, COD i 30 mg.dm -3 see footnote = = mg/l = = kg = = Total Nitrogen 10 mg.dm -3 In house based on BS3882 no data 2 n/a no data 14.5 n/a no data no data Total Phosphorous 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, AOX ii 0.15 mg.dm -3 see footnote Chlorine dioxide and 0.3 mg.dm -3 oxidants (given as --- chlorine) iii Arsenic 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l kg Cadmium 0.05 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Chromium (total) 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Copper 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Lead 0.1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Mercury 0.03 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Nickel 0.5 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l kg mg/l kg mg/l kg mg/l kg mg/l kg mg/l kg mg/l kg i Analytical results for COD were waivered by MEPA given that testing method not suitable and gives erratic results, and no standard method exists for seawater. ii The analytical reports do not include the AOX test. However several individual component tests are included and the results were always below the LOD. Test methods were mainly US EPA 8260b. iii Refer to comment for previous outlets.

27 Page 27 of 33 Parameter Limit Standard used i Total annual number of exceedances ii (Annual Average) Total Annual Mass Emissions Tin 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, Vanadium 4 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l kg Zinc (insert limit value) 1 mg.dm -3 Method 3125B, 0 0 mg/l kg PCBs 0.5 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & 602 Petroleum 0.03 mg.dm -3 Alcontrol In hydrocarbons iii house method 0 0 mg/l kg Tributyltin compounds Method 2540D, mg.dm -3 Total Suspended Solids 35 mg.dm -3 US EPA 8020 & mg/l kg 6,341 85,808 Name of laboratory where tests in this section have been carried out Is this laboratory accredited (certified) for the above tests? Alcontrol Laboratories Yes iv No Additional documentation to be submitted: Accreditation certificate(s) of laboratory Tick ( ) i If an equivalent is used, kindly indicate this instead of the quoted standard. ii If the total number of exceedances exceeds 0, the value of each of these exceedances (for the reporting ) must be submitted in a separate report, together with action taken to regularise the situation. iii Determination of organotin compounds in aqueous samples by derivitisation / GC-MC iv As per indication in test reports

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29 Page 29 of 33 S2.8 Noise monitoring i & ii Monitoring point iii Date sampled Time sampled Operating conditions Noise measurement Other comments (if any) Additional documentation to be submitted: Map showing monitoring points Detailed noise report iv Tick ( ) i Noise monitoring shall be carried out according to BS 4142:1997. ii Please refer to attached report for iii Monitoring points should be labelled using a unique code, and should be suitably sited. A corresponding labelled map showing the location of each monitoring points shall be submitted. iv The detailed noise report should include information about the various monitoring points chosen, an analysis of the results and suggestions for improvement (if applicable). IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

30 Page 30 of 33 Date of transfer Over S2.10 Off-site transfers of waste EWC Code i Description of waste Paper and Cardboard Quantity of waste (in kg) Treatment applied before transfer Mode of transport 33,920 Nil skips Over Plastic 24,050 Nil skips Over Wood 1,380 Nil skips Names of agent & transporter of waste Green Skip Ltd Green Skip Ltd Green Skip Ltd Over 1 Green Skip Mixed Waste 85,312 Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over Scrap Metal 15,270 Nil skips Over Construction Waste DDE Attard Co. Ltd (Disma Attard) 6,500 Nil skips Green Skip Ltd Over 1 Green Skip Glass Nil Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over * Fly Ash 281,750 Nil Jumbo bags PT Matic Over * Waste Oil 9,900 Nil Road tanker Waste Oils Co. Ltd. Ultimate destination (address) of waste Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Scrap Lane, Valletta Road, Luqa Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR Via LC Ragghianti, 5612 PISA, Italy 42, Spencer Hill, Marsa MRS 1955 Consignment note number ii Name of person responsible for ultimate disposal/recovery Disposal/ Recovery Details of Recovery (if applicable) Not available Mary Gaerty Disposal N/A Not available Mary Gaerty Recovery R5 Not available Mary Gaerty Recovery R5 Not available Mary Gaerty Disposal N/A Not available Disma Attard Recovery R4 Not available Mary Gaerty Recovery R5 Not available Ms Mary Gaerty Recovery R5 Not available TESECO SpA Disposal N/A Mr Oliver Debono/ Mr David Falzon Disposal N/A i European Waste Catalogue Code (Reference: Schedule 1 of LN 337 of 2001) ii For hazardous waste only. If waste is not hazardous, please write n/a.

31 Page 31 of 33 Date of transfer EWC Code i Description of waste Quantity of waste (in kg) Treatment applied before transfer Mode of transport Over * Waste Lube Oil 9,315 Nil Road tanker Names of agent & transporter of waste Waste Oils Co. Ltd. Over 1 Green Skip * Spent Tubes 60 Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over 1 Green Skip * Batteries 987 Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over 1 Green Skip * Oily Rags 18,665 Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over 1 Green Skip * WEEE 1,525 Nil skips 2010 Ltd Over * Oil Sludge 49,982 Nil Used IBCs Green Skip Ltd Ultimate destination (address) of waste 42, Spencer Hill, Marsa MRS 1955 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Ta l-imriekeb, Ramla Road, Maghtab,Naxxar NXR 08 Montee Des Pins Rognac Cedex Consignment note number ii Name of person responsible for ultimate disposal/recovery Mr Oliver Debono/ Mr David Falzon Disposal/ Recovery Disposal Details of Recovery (if applicable) N/A Ms Mary Gaerty Disposal N/A Ms Mary Gaerty Recovery R , 26574, 26575, 26693, 26606, 26607, 26635, Ms Mary Gaerty Disposal N/A 26371, 26634, Ms Mary Gaerty Recovery R , 26700, 26669, 26703, 26688, Centre Solamat Merex Disposal N/A

32 Page 32 of 33 S2.11 Testing of bunds, pipes, pumps, valves, flanges and over-ground pipes Number of oil interceptors on site 10 Date of last test for pipes, pumps, valves and flanges for fuel delivery from delivery ship to tank farm DEC 2010 Testing of pipes, pumps, valves and flanges for fuel delivery from delivery ship to tank farm due on (date) DEC 2011 Date of last test for other flanges, valves and over-ground pipes on site NA Testing of other flanges, valves and over-ground pipes on site due on (date) NA Date of last test for oil interceptors Checked monthly Testing for oil interceptors due on (date) Checked monthly Additional documentation to be submitted if test was carried out during previous reporting : Inspection report and certification by approved auditor for bunds on site Inspection report and certification by approved auditor for pipes, pumps, valves and flanges for fuel delivery from delivery ship to tank farm Inspection report and certification by approved auditor for other flanges, valves and over-ground pipes on site Inspection report and certification by approved auditor for oil interceptors Tick ( ) NA Auditor report for 2011 NA NA Number of bunds on site 5 Number of visual inspections carried out during reporting on each bund Daily, Not recorded Total number of faults identified during reporting 3 Total number of faults rectified during reporting 3 Additional documentation to be submitted: Bund certification by independent warranted civil engineer Summary report by warranted engineer on the visual inspections undertaken during the reporting (including reports on faults and remedial actions taken) Tick ( ) NA IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

33 Page 33 of 33 S2.12 Incidents and Complaints S Non-Compliance Incidents during Reporting Date of incident Brief description of Incident 10/11/10 Oil spill Cause Bolting failure of fuel oil suction strainer cover Corrective action Boiler shutdown & containment of spill. Recovery of spilled oil Cleaning of oil spill areas, including land & adjacent sea Total number of non-compliance incidents for previous : 67 N/A Total number of non-compliance incidents for current reporting : 1 S Complaints made by the public Date of complaint Description of complaint No complaints Actions taken Total number of complaints for previous : i Total number of complaints for current reporting : 0 N/A S2.13 Transport Name of registered waste carrier Waste type(s) transported used during reporting Waste Oils Co. Ltd. waste oils DDE Attard Co. Ltd (Disma Attard) scrap metals Fahrenheit Ltd o/b/o PT Matic flyash & bottom ash Express Trailers Ltd oil sludge Green skip Services Ltd various as per table S data is not required in the first reporting (2008). IPPC Permit for Marsa Power Station IP 0003/07/A

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