1 Permitting of industrial facilities in Croatia.

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Permitting of industrial facilities in Croatia

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Council Directive 96/61/EC of 24

September 1996 concerning

INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION

AND CONTROL

As amended by:

Directive 2003/35 (public participation and

access to information)

Directive 2003/87 (greenhouse gases

emission trading scheme)

Regulation 1882/2003 (committee procedure)

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IPPC Directive has not been transposed in the

Croatian legislative acts.

existing permitting and inspection - based on single media and fragmented

elements of the IPPC Directive - partially transposed in existing national legislation

quite a number of sectoral legislation covering different aspects of environmental protection

Provisions of those acts do not meet the full requirements in the IPPC Directive!

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NATIONAL LEGISLATION IN PLACE

MEPPPC (Min. of Environmental Protection, Physical Planning and Construction)

EIA procedure

waste management

location permitconstruction, operational permit

Environmental Protection Act (OG 82/94, 128/99)

Ordinance on EIA (OG 59/00, 136/04)

Waste Act (OG 178/04, 111/06) and appropriate legislation

Act on Physical Planning (OG 30/94, 68/98, 61/00, 32/02, 100/04)

Construction Act (OG 175/03, 100/04)

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MEPPPCair protection

inspection

Air Protection Act (OG 178/04)

Regulation on LV of pollutant emissions from stationary sources into the air (OG 21/07)

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MAFWM (Min. of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management)

integratedwatermanagement

ELV into the water

Water Act (OG 107/95, 150/05)

Ordinance on Water Clasification (OG 77/98)

Regulation on Limit Values of Dangerous and other Substances in Waste Water (OG 40/99, 6/01, 14/01)

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MAFWM

watermanagementpermit (forwastewaterdischarge)

inspection

Act on Water Management Financing (OG 107/95, 19/96, 88/98, 150/05)

Ordinance on Dangerous Substances in Water (OG 77/98)

Regulation on Water Management Legal Acts Issues (OG 28/96)

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MHSW (Min. of Health and Social Welfare)

noise emissionInspection

Noise Protection Act (OG 20/03)Ordinance on the maximum permitted noise levels in the environment in which people work and live (OG 145/04)

CEA (Croatian Environment Agency)

Environ. Information System (EIS)

Regulation on the Establishment of the Croatian Environment Agency (OG 75/02)

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PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES OF No. OF IPPC INSTALLATIONS ACCORDING TO ANNEX I CATEGORIES

No.

Energy industries: 1.1; 1.2 11

Production and processing of metals: 2.2; 2.3 (b); 2.4; 2.5 (b); 2.6

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Mineral industry: 3.1; 3.2; 3.3; 3.4; 3.5 22

Chemical industry: 4.1 (a) (f); 4.2 (a) (b); 4.3; 4.4; 4.5 11

Waste management: 5.4 32

Other activities: 6.1 (a) (b); 6.2; 6.3; 6.4 (b) (c); 6.5; 6.6 (a) (b); 6.7; 6.8

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TOTAL 150

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The legal framework for the establishment of an

integrated environmental pollution prevention and

control system will be the new Environmental

Protection Act /2007/ and appropriate

implementing legislation in compliance with the

provisions of the IPPC Directive /2007 -2008/.

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NEW ENVIR. PROTECT. ACT

2007

IMPLEMENTING LEGISLATION 2007/ 2008

GENERAL Definitions + Competent Authority + Coordination procedure + + Inspection procedure + OPERATOR System for identification of relevant installations

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Basic obligations + Change/Substantial change in operation

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INTEGRATED PERMIT Procedure + Applic. and documents + Permit content + Validity and reconsideration of a permit

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APPLICATION OF BAT BAT requirements + BAT information exchange system

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ELV +

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PUBLIC/ PUBLIC CONCERNED

Public participation + Access to information + Access to justice + TRANSBOUNDARY EFFECTS

Consultation with neighboring countries

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Informing the public + REPORTI NG SYSTEM + DATABASE +

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INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY

1. MEPPPC has been envisaged as CA.2. MEPPPC - Inspection Directorate has been

envisaged to be in-charge for compliance monitoring.

3. Co-ordination procedure will be established with other relevant governmental authorities – MAFWM and MHSW.

4. CEA has been envisaged as the authority to be responsible for the exchange of information.

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INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY

5. Direct application of Annex I Directive – strengthening capacity among affected industries.

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COMPLIANCE COST

1. The implementation of the IPPC Directive will represent the most significant change to current practice in the field of environment to the industry.

2. Cost assessment will be conducted on “plant-by-plant basis”

3. Resources (extra-budgetary) of the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund will be used.

4. Public-private partnerships will be emphasized.

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RELATED ACTIVITIES 2006/07

1. Pilot project “Priority activities for IPPC ” – started with Croatian Cleaner Production Centre - continuing

2. TAIEX project for industry – Croatian Chamber of Economy

3. Water and wastewater training for industry - REC4. CARDS 2004 – Further Support to the

Approximation of Croatian Legislation with the EU Environmental Acquis (2007)

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