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SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT
OF TECHNOLOGIES
Ahmed Saeed Bajahlan
Environmental Consultant
Saudi Aramco Workshop on the Environmental Technologies.
10 December 2012,
Yanbu Industrial City
Reference : Application of the sustainability assessment of technologies methodology: guidance manual, UN
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Brundtland Commission of the United Nations on March 20, 1987:
“The development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”
The Environmental Sound Technology (EST
TheTechnology Assessment (TA)
TheEnvironmental Technology Assessment (EnTA)
Environ
men
t
THE ENVIRONMENTAL SOUND
TECHNOLOGY (EST)
Highlighted within the Agenda 21 at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development
(UNCED) in 1992
Include :• Technologies for cleaner production processes• Pollution prevention• End-of-pipe and monitoring technologies.
ESTs function as total ‘systems’ that include knowledge and skills, as well as organizational and managerial procedures
THETECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT (TA)
Is a process of assessing and evaluating environmental technologies to facilitate identification and selection of the best technology option
THEENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
ASSESSMENT (ENTA)
Developed by the International Environmental Technology Centre (IETC) of the United Nations Environment Programe (UNEP)
Is a systematic procedure whereby a proposed technology intervention is described and appraised in terms of its potential influence on the environment, implications for sustainable development and the likely cultural and socio-economic consequences.
Sustainability Assessment of
Technologies (SAT)
TheEnvironmental
Technology Assessment (EnTA)
The Environmental
Sound Technology (EST
TheTechnology
Assessment (TA)
• Further improvements, including a focus on process and outcome
• Includes detailed case studies that show applications of the SAT methodology in different sectors and at different levels of decision making
• The SAT methodology is expected to be used by a diverse group of stakeholders in different situations and at various levels for strategic decision making
• The methodology can also be applied at the operational level – primarily by the technical/engineering staff, designers, and consultants – to assess alternate technology systems.
• This manual incorporates the SAT methodology for both strategic and operational level assessments while enabling it to be applied in any or all scenarios in the context of sustainable socio-economic development
This manual may also be of interest to interested parties/organizations supporting decision makerson applying SAT methodology. These application areas may include:
· Environment and health related programs;
· Provision of basic infrastructure such as roads, power, water etc.
· Bio-diversity management;
· Land remediation/reclamation;
· End-of pipe water and waste management;
· Water and waste recycling programs;
· Process technology modernization at shop floors and at industrial clusters.
“ ALL NEW, RECONSTRUCTED AND MODIFIED FACILITIES ARE REQUIRED TO CONDUCT BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES (BAT) ANALYSIS (AS PER GUIDELINES PROVIDED IN VOLUME II OF RCER) TO JUSTIFY THE SELECTION OF POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES, >>> “
RCER-2010VOLUME I
“Type I and Type II facilities shall prepare and submit Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) as per RC requirements to obtain EPC”
Better Environmental
Technology Selection
UNEPRCER
Better EnvironmentalCompliance/less impacts
Conclusio
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