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TALTSON TWIN GORGES GENERATING STATION Renewal of Water License N1L4-0154 Application No: MV2011L4-0002 Presented by: Geraldine Byrne, Business and Energy Development NORTHWEST TERRITORIES POWER CORPORATION Public Hearing Lutsel Ke


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TALTSON TWIN GORGES GENERATING STATION

Renewal of Water License N1L4-0154 Application No: MV2011L4-0002

Presented by: Geraldine Byrne, Business and Energy Development Public Hearing – Lutsel K’e and Fort Resolution – September 20 & 21, 2011

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

POWER

CORPORATION

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OUTLINE

  • 1. Twin Gorges Site Overview
  • 2. History
  • 3. Water License Renewal
  • 4. Public Consultation
  • 5. Proposed Water Effects Monitoring

Program

  • 6. Conclusion
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TWIN GORGES SITE OVERVIEW (CONT.)

Nonacho Lake Reservoir Twin Gorges Forebay Reservoir Twin Gorges Generating Station Trudel Creek

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1965

Twin Gorges Generating Station installed Provide hydroelectric power to Pine Point Mine

1986

Closure of Pine Point Mine Hydroelectric power provided to Hay River, Fort Smith and Fort Resolution Flow in the Taltson River greatly exceeds power production requirements, therefore little to no flow regulation at Nonacho Lake

1996

Water License renewed for a 15-year period Water Effects Monitoring Program implemented

2011

Request a 25 year extension of Water License Proposed updated Water Effects Monitoring Program

HISTORY

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No proposed changes to the existing permitted range of flow regime No new impacts anticipated to the environment NONACHO LAKE RESERVOIR 14 m3/s discharge below control structure Water levels maintained between 319.3 m and 321.9 m

Nonacho Dam Spillway Channel Control Structure

WATER LICENCE RENEWAL

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28 m3/s discharge below Elsie Falls

Twin Gorges Forebay Elsie Falls Power Generation Station Twin Gorges Camp Taltson River Trudel Creek

WATER LICENSE RENEWAL (CONT.)

TWIN GORGES RESERVOIR AND GENERATING STATION Operating parameters remain unchanged since the 1996 Water License No proposed changes to the existing permitted range of flow regime No new impacts anticipated to the environment

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CAPITAL ENHANCEMENTS

  • Significant upgrades / maintenance work

since last license renewal including:

– high pressure governor, various bearings, step-up transformer, programmable logic control (PLC) etc.

  • Fifty – Year Capital Plan including:

– new surge tank, new air compressor systems, re-install tailrace stop gates, hoisting equipment etc.

  • (Refer to IR # 8 September 9, 2011 for Complete

List)

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PUBLIC CONSULTATION:

Engaging South Slave Community Leaders

Water License Renewal Consultation Goals

Inform communities, Aboriginal organizations and customers about the license review process Provide an opportunity for people to ask questions and articulate their concerns Provide clear background information about the

  • peration and role of Taltson Hydro and its

value Provide relevant operating and aquatic information To comply with MVLWB

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PUBLIC CONSULTATION (CONT.)

November 2010

Introductory “contact letter” distributed to 16 community and Aboriginal

  • rganizations

First Nation Governments, Métis Councils and Community Governments contacted by telephone Consultation Log

December 2010

Two-page Information Bulletin Developed

  • Described Taltson Hydro Facility and Water License Renewal

process

  • Bulletin distributed by “Unaddressed Ad Mail” to all PO Box in

key communities Display maps and photographs of facility developed

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January to May 2011

Open Houses

  • Publicized in the Hub and Slave River Journal Notifications distributed
  • n Bulletin Boards

Fort Resolution – January 18, 2011 Hay River - January 24, 2011 Fort Smith – February 15, 2011 Lutsel K’e – May 24, 2011

June 2011

Public Consultation Summary Report Submitted to MVLWB

PUBLIC CONSULTATION

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Riparian Habitat and Fish Usage Assessment

Considerable amount of fisheries information collected in last 10 years Build upon existing database of information and expand on littoral habitat

Trudel Creek Sedimentation and Erosion Monitoring Program

Monitoring pins have been installed and active eroding sites within Trudel Creek have been identified Erosion rates and sedimentation zones will be identified and trends will be established.

Mercury in Sediment and Fish Flesh Monitoring Program

Mercury testing has been completed in 2003/2004/2010 Monitor mercury in sediment and fish in Nonacho Lake and Trudel Creek

Taltson Hec-ResSim Hydrologic Modeling Update

Extensive hydrological model has been developed for the Taltson River Model will be updated based on information of installed monitoring gauges

PROPOSED WATER EFFECTS MONITORING PROGRAM

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POST TECHNICAL SESSION WEMP COMMITMENTS

  • Develop Fish Stranding Monitoring Program
  • Analyze cysts / parasites in fish within Nonacho Lake
  • Include northern pike to the mercury in Sediment and Fish

Flesh Monitoring Program

  • Update Trudel Creek Sedimentation and Erosion Monitoring

program to include Nonacho Lake photo documentation

  • Update WEMP to include Adaptive Management Concepts

for each program

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CONCLUSION

  • Request 25 year extension to the existing Water License
  • 50 year capital plan ensures safe, efficient & long-term operation of facility
  • Trapper and Hunter Notification updated to ensure communication
  • No proposed changes to the existing permitted range of flow regime
  • The proposed Water Effects Monitoring Program builds on existing

information

  • No new impacts anticipated to the environment
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Robert U. W. Schmidt

17 Taylor Road, Yellowknife, NT, Canada. X0A 2K8 H (867) 669-0858 W (867) 669-3313

PROFILE

Possess thirty one years experience in management, operations and maintenance of various Generating Stations. Seven years of design and construction of Generating Stations, systems, components and upgrades. Eight years as Manager of Safety &

  • Environment. Three years as Director Hydro Region. Work well with people of all levels
  • f the Corporation, Contractors, Consultants and the public. Excellent organizational

skills, hard working, self motivated, and results oriented.

WORK EXPERIENCE

2008 - Pres Director Hydro Region: NWT Power Corporation Yellowknife. Major achievements include the reorganization of the south and north slave into a single

  • perational and business unit. The creation of a new regional management team

consisting of seasoned and new managers to aid in the implementation of standards,

  • perational efficiency, personnel development, reliability, and succession.

Develop regional goals in line with corporate objectives, directives and strategies. Reorganize work groups to develop consistency and reliability. 2001-2008 Manager Corporate Health Safety & Environment:. NWT Power Corporation,

  • Yellowknife. Major achievements include; the integration of the Safety and

Environmental Departments into a single cohesive unit, completed and implemented an ISO 14001 environmental Management System, integrated and implemented an OHSAS 18001 Safety Management System based on the URM model and focused the Corporation’s Safety & Environmental objectives on manageable and obtainable short term goals to build the foundation for our long term objectives. Have consistently reduced the Corporation’s safety exposure by; reducing the lost time, modified duties, and medical aid injuries over the past six years, while maintaining a clear focus on safety. Have developed and maintained an excellent relationship with regulators in both the safety and environmental fields. 1996-2001 Mechanical Projects Technologists: NWT Power Corporation, Hay River. Designed major systems or components, supervised construction or retrofitted the following Corporation Generating Stations at Baker lake, Fort Norman, Arctic Bay, Pangnirtung, Coppermine, Arviat and Deline. Designed and constructed a modular power plant at Paulatuk. Designed a new power plant at Repulse Bay. Designed a new power house at Sanikiluaq. Designed mechanical works for two Wartsila combined cycle gas engines at Inuvik. Refitted the Rankin Inlet tank farm fuel

  • system. Designed and constructed the Inuvik Airport 25 KV power line. Installed
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Robert Schmidt Page 2 lube oil blender systems in eleven power houses. Designed and constructed a waste products separation and extractions system at Yellowknife. Completed Capital planning for twenty sites throughout the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. 1993-1996 Student: Attended and graduated with Honours, Mechanical Engineering Technology at Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology at Barrie Ontario. Completed four work terms at NWT Power at Hay River completing various design and construction projects in Operations, Planning & Technical Services and, Engineering. 1998-1993 Plant Superintendent: NWT Power Corporation, Tuktoyaktuk. Administered and maintained a 3.1 MW power generating facility, with about 420 commercial and domestic customers. This was the Corporations largest single manned operating plant and included extensive customer service works including disconnection, bill administration, connections of new services, budgeting, line maintenance, constructions and maintenance of the extensive facilities. 1987-1998 Plant Superintendent: Northern Canada Power Commission, Aklavik. Administered and maintained a 1.5 MW power generating facility, with about 240 commercial and domestic customers. 1981-1987 Plant Superintendent: Northern Canada Power Commission, Fort Good Hope. Administered, maintained and operated a 900 KW power generating facility, with about 160 commercial and domestic customers. EDUCATION Completed a five year self study program to obtain certification as a Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP), with the Board of Canadian Safety Professionals. Graduated with Honours, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Barrie Ontario. Graduated with Honours, Electrical Generating Systems Technician, Chilliwack BC Graduated Grade 13 Academic Diploma, Ontario QUALIFICATIONS Leadership Skills: Man Management, Level One and Two including Xerox Excellence Course, the York University, Management for New Managers, and the Queens University Executive Program… Recipient of the Canadian Scholarship for Science & Technology and the A.J. Hepp Award. . . Incident Command training provided by IFSTA . . . Officer Command Training. . . Organized and instructed Fort Good Hope, Aklavik and Tuktoyaktuk fire departments as Fire Chief. . . Completed training sessions in Plans Operations Peace, Emergency Operations and Exercise Design by Emergency Measures Robert Schmidt Page 3

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in Ottawa. . . Completed Incident investigation with NWT Power Corporation. General Skills: Certificate from the Canadian Welding Bureau. . . Fire Investigation Level one. . . Vehicle extraction level six. . . Fire Works Supervisor . . . Fire Fighter level One & Two. . . Fluent in German. Short Courses: Enhancing Supervisor & Leader- Emergency Operations Center

  • Effectiveness

Incident & Accident investigation Short Courses continued: Certified Safety Auditor Marine Spill Response Operations ISO 14001 essentials Public Speaking essentials Co-generation Technology Microsoft Excel Advanced Computer D base, Lotus Safe Electric Standards Dangerous Goods & WHIMIS Vehicle Extraction Level Six Certified Fire Works Supervisor Oil Spills Course & Certification CPR Certificate Coroners training 1989 & 1990 Advanced Human Biology Microsoft Projects 98 Man Management level 1 & 2 Word Perfect and Microsoft Word (HVAC)Water System Design (HVAC) Air System Design Enhancing Extraordinary Customer relation PERSONAL Married and have two children. . . Born Krefeld-Erdingen West Germany, 58/05/12. . Willing to travel . . . Future plans include continued studies in the Mechanical Engineering Field. ASSOCIATIONS Associate Member O.A.C.E.T.T. National Fire Protection Association Canadian Association of Safety Engineering Society of St. Vincent De Paul Past member of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs

References

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Available on request

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Ken W. Dies Northwest Territories Power Corporation Manager, System Control

Started on July 28, 1980 as a Plant Operator Became a System Operator in 1981 System Operator II in 2000 System Control Manager in 2003 Current Responsibilities: Managing six System Control Operators Forecasting Water Flows Managing Water Flows Constructing Operational Plans Reporting to the Water Boards Land Use Application Submissions IP3 Committee Member TERC Representative (Territorial Emergency Response Committee) NSRERC Representative (North Slave Regional Emergency Response Committee) CEPC Representative (Community Energy Planning Committee) Education and Training: Graduated from Sir John Franklin School in 1979 – Class President NCPC System Operator Level 7 Training Course in 1984 Electrical Utilities Safety Association of Ontario – Switching and Grounding in 1993 Willowglen Systems – Configuration in 1995 and 1999 L&K Power System Operation Training Course in 1998 Aurora College Leadership Certificate Program – 2007 Worked with Phil Helwig, P.Eng, Hydrologist Water flow modeling and forecasting flows – 2003 to 2006 Workshops and Seminars with Improving Processes & Parameterization for Prediction in Cold Regions Hydrology, Dr. John Pomeroy, University of Saskatchewan Personal: Kenneth Wayne Dies Birth Date: January 29, 1961 Marital Status: Married with three children – wife Laura – children Brahm, Anika & Naomi

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Resume Geraldine Byrne

  • Ms. Geraldine Byrne

Mailing Address : 11 Trails End Yellowknife, NT X1A 1A4 office: (867) 766-5079 Gbyrne@ntpc.com CAREER PROFILE Geraldine Byrne has over 25 years experience in Project Management of energy and environment related project development with multi-sector and multi-stakeholder projects. For the last 12-years she has focused on the distributed generation and renewable energy sector of utility-scale projects. Geraldine has significant international experience and has lead energy/environment projects in Ethiopia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Cuba and Nicaragua. Business and Energy Development Technology Adoption First Nation Engagement Advancement of Renewable Energy Policy ENERGY AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS 2010- Present, Energy and Business Development Officer: Northwest Territories Power Corporation, Yellowknife, NT

  • Manage, monitor, track, analyze and assist in the implementation of emerging technologies which are suitable

to NTPC and NT Hydro Corporation.

  • Prepare proposals and business plans towards the initiation and long term operations of renewable energy

demonstration projects.

  • Prepare and submit license renewal applications.

2008-2010, Vice President: WADE (World Alliance for Decentralized Energy) Canada

  • Engage with members and affiliates to deploy decentralized energy technologies in community driven markets

that are enabled by progressive policies and legislation. 2008-2009, Consultant: Community Energy Planning: Yellowknives Dene First Nation - Dettah

  • Contract with Iris Environmental Systems Inc. to develop a sustainable community energy plan for Dettah

Yellowknives First Nation, Dettah, Northwest Territories.

  • Facilitate a vision statement exercise with First Nation community members in Dettah in developing a

sustainability community energy strategy. 2009 Low Carbon Community Technology Advisor: Echo-Logic Land Corporation – Rocky Ridge

  • Provide renewable energy and energy efficiency technology recommendations for homeowners, contractors

and builders of Echo Haven – a low density single family residential community of 25 home sites in NW Calgary to be developed according to net zero energy efficiency guidelines related to energy, water conservation and waste management. An unprecedented design in Canada. 2005-2008, Graduate Researcher: University of Calgary

  • Develop and implement a research comparative analysis framework to expose the barriers and options in the

adoption process of renewable energy technology in 4 municipalities in Cuba. The thesis proposed a model for technology adoption. Seven-month field research study was conducted in conjunction with the University of Calgary and the faculty of the East University’s Centre for Energy Efficiency of Santiago de Cuba. 2000-2006, General Manager: Mariah Energy Corp. / Member Group of Suncurrent Industries

  • Manage the daily operations of a start-up distributed energy company in the development, manufacture, sales,

installation and operation of microturbine-based combined heat and power systems

  • Coordinate the monitoring, evaluation and reporting on the outcomes of retrofitted combine heat and power

(CHP) installations and communicate to funding organizations, investors, board members, staff and the Alberta public resulting in the company being a recipient of an Alberta Emerald Award (2002), and APPEGA (2003) award. 2000-2006, Project Manager: Cuba Eco Efficiency Community Initiative (EECI) /Suncurrent Industries

  • Develop and implement a renewable energy technology transfer program in 25 Cuban communities as a

Bilateral program between the Canadian and Cuban Government.

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Resume Geraldine Byrne

  • Evaluate and monitor project outcomes and report results-based outcomes through Annual Work Plans,

Logistical Framework Analysis and Risk Framework Assessments. 1994–1998, Project Manager: Northern Land Management Diploma Program – Olds College

  • Engage leaders from the Sahtu and the Inuvialuit to develop long-term community strategic direction and

develop curriculum accordingly.

  • Design, develop and coordinate the delivery of the first offering of a two-year Northern Land Management

diploma program at Olds College, Olds, Alberta. EMPLOYMENT PROFILE Energy and Business Northwest Territories Power Corp., Yellowknife, NT Present - 2010 Development Officer Vice President WADE Canada, Calgary, Alberta 2008-2010 Vice President / Suncurrent Industries/ Mariah Energy, Calgary, Alberta 2000-2006 General Manager Principal Consultant for the Land Sciences Extension Department 1988-1999 Olds College, Olds, Alberta Teaching Assistant Land Sciences Faculty, Olds College, Olds, Alberta 1986-1988 EDUCATION Master of Arts Interdisciplinary Graduate Program 2005-2008 Specialization: Rural Energy Development Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta Bachelor of Arts Development Studies 1993-1999 (Honors) Major: Northern Resources and Planning Faculty of Communications and Cultural Studies, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta Horticulture Diploma Alberta Diploma in Horticulture 1978-1980 Specialization: Ornamental Horticulture Olds College, Olds, Alberta RECENT PRESENTATIONS Title Conference/Location Renewable Energy Successes: NTPC

  • Climate Change and Communities in the NWT Forum,

NWT Association of Communities (2010) Yellowknife, NT Decentralized Energy Stakeholder Engagement: A Case Study of Rural Cuba

  • International Student Energy Summit, Calgary, AB (2009)
  • Faculty of Mechanical Engineering’s Centre for Energy

Efficiency, East University, Santiago de Cuba (2007) The Consultation Process: Adoption of Rural Energy Projects

  • Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, University of Calgary,

Calgary, Alberta (2007) Energy Efficiency: Commercial Technology Adoption Marketing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Credits Decentralized Energy: Wind –Powered Water Pumps in Rural Cuba

  • Northwest Energy Technology Showcase

Victoria, BC (2004)

  • Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Workshop

sponsored by the Dept. of Foreign Affairs & Int’l Trade, (DFAIT) Montreal, Calgary, & Vancouver (2003)

  • International Investment in the Cuban Energy Market

sponsored by DFAIT, Gov’t of Cuba, Havana, Cuba (2000)

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4623 PARK AVENUE, TERRACE, BC. V8G 1V5

WWW.CAMBRIAGORDON.COM T 250 638 0498

LIND

INDA ZURKIRCHEN URKIRCHEN, M.

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CIVIL)

Principal Project Manager

Linda Zurkirchen has over 25 years experience with multi-faceted projects for corridor infrastructure developments, power generation, and mining industries in Northwestern B.C. Linda’s technical and construction background bridges environmental and engineering disciplines to efficiently manage project and move them through the environmental process − from feasibility and detailed design to construction and

  • perations.
  • President/Principal

Cambria Gordon Ltd.

  • Engineering and

Environmental Expertise

  • Project and Regulatory

Management

  • Project Management
  • Environmental Plans and Monitoring Programs
  • Environmental Impact Assessment and Regulatory

Management

  • Engineering/Design-Environmental Integration

Project/Owner: Project/Owner: Barge Barge Apron and Apron and Marine Works – Marine Works – District of District of Stewart Stewart Position Position: : Project Project Man Manager ger Project Value: $2.5M Project Description: Feasibility engineering, construction design and specification, and cost schedule for marine barge apron and berthing infrastructure. Role: Manage all project aspects including engineering, design, specs, environmental assessment, and permitting. Project/Owner: Project/Owner: Forrest Kerr Hydr Forrest Kerr Hydroelectric Pr

  • electric Project –
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Coast Mountain Hydro Corp. Corp. Position Position: : Environ Environment ental l Consultant Consultant Project Value: $700M (construction cost est.) Project Description: 200km of 138kV t/l; 112MW run-of-river facility, revised to 40km of 287kV t/l; 195MW Role: Develop and secure innovative and cost-effective Fisheries Act Authorization, obtain very low instream flow release water licence, conduct ramping assessments, develop EMP, compile sections of t/l construction tender (200km of 138kV line), conduct regulatory and First Nations liaison. Project/Owner: Project/Owner: Taltson Hydroelectric Expansion Project – Dezé Ener Taltson Hydroelectric Expansion Project – Dezé Energy Corp. gy Corp. Position Position: : Environ Environment ental l Manager Manager Project Value: $400M (construction cost est.) Project Description: 700 km new 115/161kV t/l; 38MW increased generating capacity Role: Manage the environmental assessment (social, terrestrial, aquatic and cultural) under Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act, agency and stakeholder liaison, development of construction and effects monitoring programs, initiate permitting phase (on-going).

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Project/O Project/Owner: ner: Bear River Bear River Gravel Project – Glacier A Gravel Project – Glacier Aggregates Lt gregates Ltd. d. Position Position: : Project Project Man Manager ger Project Description: Pre-feasibility: 1.7M to 3.8M tonnes/year gravel extraction, sorting, and shipping; port development. Role: Manage engineering, design, environmental assessment, stakeholder, agency and First Nation liaison. Project/O Project/Owner: ner: Kitimat Mo Kitimat Modernization Project – Rio Tinto Alcan dernization Project – Rio Tinto Alcan Position Position: : Environ Environment ental l Consultant Consultant Project Value: $2.5 B Project Description: Modernization of the Kitimat Works smelter, increasing production capacity by over 48% and reducing emissions capacity by over 50% per year. Role: Assist in management and development of project permitting process, Environmental Management Act discharge permits, environmental effects monitoring programs, and public consultation. Project/O Project/Owner: ner: Kincolith Extension Kincolith Extension Project – Project – Ministr Ministry of Transportation

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