Title: How to start with the implementation of IPPC Directive
1How to start with the implementation of IPPC
Directive
- Czech Republic
- Czech Environmetal Inspectorate
2- end of District Authorities
- Regional Authorities
- Integrated Permits
- Regional Authorities
- transboundary impact of IPPC installations
- Ministry of Environment.
3Czech Environmental Inspectorate
- control compliance with obligations laid down by
the IPPC Act or the integrated permit - limit or stop the operation of an installation or
its part - impose fines
- submit to the Region the results of a completed
control - evaluate applications of the BAT
- not participate on the procedure on granting an
Integrated Permit
4Implementation state of the Council Directive
96/61/EC on IPPC Plan of implementation
- .to strengthen the institutions (relevant
administrative authorities) - .to determine the requirements on the content of
the application for granting the integrated
permit - .to introduce the procedure of integrated permit
granting according to the CD - .to ensure the control of fulfillment of
conditions, which are laid down in the Integrated
permit - .to introduce the Systems for Exchange of
information on the BAT - .to ensure the transboundary cooperation with
other member states in cases of negative impacts
5Current state of implementation of the Council
Directive on IPPC
- changes in 10 czech laws
- 35 days
- amendment to the Act on IPPC
- first implementing regulation
6What has been achieved so far ?
- applications and simulation decisions are ready
- BREF translations
- Agency of Integrated prevention
7What is missing ?
- implementing law regulations
- the list of authorized persons
- people and financial sources in the regions
8Statistics of IPPC installations
- 1300 installations
- 620 companies
- 55 categories
9- 6.6.b 6.6.c Intensive rearing of pigs
- 6.6.a Intensive rearing of poultry
- 1.1. Combustion installations with a rated
thermal input exceeding 50 MW - 4. Chemical industry
10Statistics of IPPC installations
11Division of competencies
- Ministry of Environment
- Ministry of Industry and Trade
- Ministry of Agriculture
- Ministry of Health
- Regions
- Czech Environmental Inspectorate
- Regional Hygiene Officer
12- - low number of personnel in administrative
authority offices - - low support from the operators of the
installation - - inefficient cooperation between these operators
and administrative authorities - - unwillingness of the operators to implement BAT
- - lack of EU materials
-
13Projects for implementation IPPC in the
CRTwinning PHARE projects
- to prepare the regions for the Integrated permit
granting according to the IPPC directive
requirements - to prepare workshops for the clerks from the
regions who are responsible for issuing the
permits - to create a flexible system of BREF documents and
other BAT sources - to support MoE in establishing and to educate
personnel on the related issues - to support the czech working group in monitoring
- to prepare documents
14PHARE Twinning project (German)Implementation
structures for IPPC and for the register IPR
- functional administrative structure for IPPC
- application of BAT/BREF
- establishment of the Integrated Pollution
Register.
151.) Strengthening the Implementation of
IPPCDecember 2002
- full implementation of Directive on IPPC
- articles 9, 10 and 11 (application of BAT)
- 17 (transboudary effects)
- application of three selected BREFs
162.) Reinforcement of IPPC Implementation and
integration of IPPC with new EU legislation
- to harmonise the IPPC Act with related
legislation, and prepare it for goverment
approval by the end of 2004 - to apply BAT, improve the requirements of the
integrated permit, and ensure adequate
enforcement by 2007 - to meet the reguirements of new EU legilation
related to IPPC - to answer the EC questionnaire on IPPC
implementation - to complete all the preparatory and transitory
activities
17British project of training Czech environmental
inspectors
- the Czech Environmental Inspectorate.
- Czech inspectors trained by the British
- Czech trainers
- basic environmental legislation of the EU
- cooperation with NGOs and on laws of public
disclosure - Council Directive on IPPC, its implementation
into the Czech legal system and checking the
fulfillment of the IPPC requirements
18Management and the Procedure of the Inspection
Authority
- Recommendation of the European Parliament and of
the Council of 4 April 2001 - providing for
minimum criteria for environmental inspections in
the Member States (2001/331/EC) - is not obligatory
- same procedure of IPPC installation
- member states
- inspection reports
19Inspection Plans
- - specify the content and target of the
inspection. - Preparation Inspection procedure
- Organisation
- Tasks of the Inspection
20Inspection Procedure
- How the carry out inspection - 2 types
- 1.) comission inspection
- 2.) independent inspection
- visit to the installation
- Inspection result
- - the company fulfills all their
responsibilities - - remendial measures should be taken
21The Czech Environmental Inspectorate
- Central Office located in Prague
- management and central agenda of the CEI,
- trans-border cooperation
- regional offices inspectorates
- 5 specialised departments - protection of air,
water, nature, forests and waste - 300 inspectors
- 20 inspectors - supervision over IPPC Act
implememtation
22The Role of public
- public participation into the IPPC process
- granting an
integrated permit - ? comments in writing
- installation - transboundary impact
- ? public abroad is informed about the
application and can make comments
23Society for Sustainable Living
- working group for IPPC
- research worker (chemist)
- MoE worker
- CEI worker
- District authority worker
- representative of the business sector
- university assistant lecturer
24internet
- IPPC
- http//www.env.cz
- http//www.cizp.cz
- http//www.ceu.cz
- http//www.ceu.cz/IPPC/Podniky/Default.htm
- http//www.ceu.cz/IPPC/Podniky/Formular.htm
25Thank you