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Training workshop on
LCP, Seveso II and E-PRTR in ECENA member countries
March 17-21, 2008, Bristol, UK The Environmental
Compliance and Enforcement Network for Accession (ECENA) held a training
for environmental inspectors and environmental ministry officials focused
on three modules: LCP, Seveso II and EPER/ E-PRTR. The training was held
in hotel “Hilton” in Bristol, United Kingdom on March 17-21,
2008, including four practical study visits. The organization was conducted
with a great help from the representatives of Environmental Agency of
England and Wales.
The training programme focused on countries that are
either candidates or potential candidates for EU membership, with a goal
to increase their capacities to implement the Large Combustion Plants
and Seveso II directives. The training aimed to help the counties in fulfilling
their obligations under the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register
(E-PRTR), which will succeed the European Pollutant Emissions Register
(EPER).
The programme alternated presentations, plenary and small
working group discussions, allowing issues to be tackled related to development
and difficulties, and providing an opportunity to learn from the experience
of the European Union and its member states. Four study visits were organized,
more specifically LCP Site visit – Didcot Power Station, Oxfordshire
on 18th of March, two Seveso II sites - VOPAK Terminal, Barry Silicon
Based Manufacturing Installation in South Wales and Murco petrol store,
Westerleigh; and visit to the Environmental Agency of England and Wales
on the 20th of March;
The participants of the training programme came from
environmental enforcement agencies and inspectorates, as well as from
the environmental ministries in Albania, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Rumania
and Serbia, including Kosovo (as defined by UNSCR 1244) and Turkey.
The following presentations were made during
the workshop:
E-PRTR presentations:
- EPER
vs EPRTR
Michel Amand, Belgian Head of delegation PRTR
Chair of the WG UNECE Protocol on PRTRs
- Offsite
transfer of waste
Michel Amand, Belgian Head of delegation PRTR
Chair of the WG UNECE Protocol on PRTRs
- E-PRTR:
Point of view and questions of the extractive sector about the Guidance
Document
FORTEA + MRW: DGRNE + ICEDD
- Monitoring/Measuring,
calculation and estimation of emissions
Iksan van der Putte
- Quality
control/quality assessment 1
Iksan van der Putte
- Quality
control/quality assessment 2
Iksan van der Putte
- QA/QC
Nebojsa Redzic, Environmental Protection Agency, Serbia
- Implementation
of E-PRTR in Romania
MSc. Costa Stanisav -commissioner, Ministry of Environment and Sustainable
Development
National Environmental Guard
Cluj County commissariat
- E-PRTR
: Monitoring and Romanian involved actors
MSc. Costa Stanisav -commissioner, Ministry of Environment
and Sustainable Development
National Environmental Guard
Cluj County
commissariat
- Managing
data in our Pollution Inventory
Alex Hole, Assessment & Reporting Advisor, Environment Agency
- Reporting
to the EPRTR in the UK
Alex Hole, Assessment & Reporting Advisor, Environment
Agency
LCP training presentations:
- The
LCP Directive – history, goals, requirements, scope, links with
other directives
Pat Swords, Process and Environment, Health and Safety,
PM Group
- Control
of Pollution from LCPS, national emission reduction plans
Pat Swords, Process and Environment, Health and Safety, PM Group
- BAT
for LCPs, Self-monitoring and Monitoring
Pat Swords, Process and Environment, Health and Safety,
PM Group
- Permitting
of LCPs, Reporting Obligations on LCPs
Pat Swords, Process and Environment, Health and Safety, PM Group
- Inspection
of LCPs: System for Inspection
Pat Swords, Process and Environment, Health and Safety, PM Group
Seveso II Directive:
- The
Seveso II Directive – history, goals, requirements, scope
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
- Seveso
II transposition and implementation – possible approaches
and lessons learned from MS/NMS
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
- Seveso
II in the UK
Mark Maleham, Environment Agency
- Essential
elements of a Major Accident Prevention Policy (MAPP) and Safety Management
Systems (SMS)
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
- Safety
reports - scope, elements, requirements, enforcement
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
- Risk
assessment and management
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water,
Bulgaria
- Introduction
to land-use issues
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
- Enforcement
of the Seveso II Directive, , establishments of Inspection system
Nikolay Savov, Chemical Safety, Ministry
of Environment and Water, Bulgaria
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