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Iuliana CHIDU European integration counsellor Ministry of Environment and Water Management

DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA. Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC 11-13 April 2005. Iuliana CHIDU European integration counsellor Ministry of Environment and Water Management. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA. Legal framework.

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Iuliana CHIDU European integration counsellor Ministry of Environment and Water Management

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  1. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC 11-13 April 2005 Iuliana CHIDU European integration counsellor Ministry of Environment and Water Management

  2. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework The EGO no. 34/2002on integrated pollution prevention, reduction and control, approved by Law no. 645/2002 Directive 96/61/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control Commission Decision 2000/479//EC on implementation of a European pollutant emission register (EPER) according to Art. 15 of Council Directive 96/61.EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control MO no. 1144/2002on setting up the Register on the pollutants released in the environment by the activities falling within the scope of the provisions of EGO 34/2002, approved by the Law no 645/2002 Guidance Document for EPER implementation, according to Art. 3 of the Commission Decision MO no. 1440/2003 for the approval of the National Guidebook for carrying out the Pollutant Emission Register Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  3. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 860/2002 approving the Procedure for the environmental impact assessment and granting the environmental license. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.ro MO no. 818/2003 approving the procedure for issuing the integrated environmental permit. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.ro MO no. 36/2004 approving the General Technical Guide enforcing the procedure of issuing the environmental integrated permits. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  4. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 37/2003 approving the Guidebook on the Best Available Techniques for the cellulose and paper industry; The Guidebook was published on the MEWM website: www.mappm.ro MO no. 566/2003 approving the Reference Document on the Best Available Techniques in the lime and cement industry. The Document was published on the MEWM website: www.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  5. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 169/2004 approving the direct confirmation method of the Reference documents concerning Best Available Techniques (BREF) approved by the European Union (for 9 reference documents: chlor-alkali, non-ferrous metallurgy, cast iron producing, glass industry, fur and leather tanning, textile industry, food and milk industry, cooling industrial systems, monitoring). The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  6. Water Air Wastes Dangerous substances Soil Economical solution who provide basics principles on environmental protection. An efficient way on raw materials use Underground water DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  7. The evaluation of BAT for sectors and Emission Limits Values Quality Standards in according to the local conditions The license/permit according the industrial installation specificity. Setting every request as an unique one DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Public participation Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  8. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA The inventory of activities/installations falling under the provisions of Directive 96/61/EC has been reviewedin 2004 Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  9. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA The situation of the transition period is presented in table below: For the implementation of the provisions of Directive 96/61/EC, out of the 716 inventoried installations, Romania requests transition periods for 195 „existing installations”. Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  10. Activities 1.2 = 7 installations Activities 2 = 37 installations Activities 3 = 19 installations Activities 4 = 24 installations Activities 6.1 = 11 installations Activities 6.4 = 7 installations Activities 6.5 = 4 installations Activities 6.6 = 80 installations Activities 6.7 = 2 installations Activities 6.8 = 2 installations DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA 195 “existing installations” are received the transition period Activities 6.2 = 1 installation Activities 6.3 = 1 installation Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  11. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA REPA ( Regional Environmental Protection Agency) Receives, analyses the necessary documentation (application) for the environmental integrated license/permit and manages the procedure of issuing the integrated environmental permit for projects, for new installations and “existing installations/activities specific to IPPC, according to MO 860/2002 and MO 818/2003 Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  12. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA • 14 integrated environmental licenses have been issued up to the present: 1 for a slaughterhouse, 11 for waste landfills, 1 for modernization of a farm for intensive rearing of poultry and 1 for modernization of a farm for intensive rearing of pigs. • 4 integrated environmental permit have been issued up to the present • 35 applications are submitted at LAEP for primary analyses • other 65 applications for issue the integrated permit are programmed for submitted until the end of March 2005. Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  13. MEWM MINISTER STATE SECRETARY ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT RBDDA GUVERNATOR National BAT/BREF Information Centre NEPA PRZIDENT TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COORDINATION REPA 1 REPA 8 EPA 1 EPA EPA EPA 34 ORGANIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRUCTURE Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  14. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA REPA ( Regional Environmental Protection Agency) Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  15. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Administrative and institutional capacity The strategy for increasing the number of personnel during 2004 – end of year 2006 within the IPPC services/offices, distributed at central, regional and local level it is presented below: Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  16. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA • In 2003, the first exercise for the Pollutant Emission Register was accomplished. The report includes emissions data from 2002 • In ongoing the second exercise for the Pollutant Emission Register. The report will be included emissions data from 2004 Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  17. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA • By MO no. 249/2005 was created “Centre for the coordination, information, updating BREF/BAT (according to art. 10 of Directive 96/61/EC) and communication with the IPPC European Centre (EIPPCB) and Information Forum (IEF)” Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

  18. I P P C CLEAN INDUSTRY ! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION ! Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

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