1. TFEIP Projections Expert Panel
Agenda
12:00: Implementation of the initial national air pollution control programmes under the new NECD (Melanie)
12:20: The French National reduction plan (Nadine)
12:40: Findings from the Netherland’s 2015 inventory and projections (Benno)

2. TFEIP Projections Expert Panel
Implementation of the initial National Air Pollution Control Programmes under the new NECD

3. Contents Policy objective of new NECD Timetable for reporting
NAPCP report content and draft guidance

4. Background Policy Objective of new NECD Article 6 of Directive
To support Member States with further reduction of AQ pollutant emissions (NOx, SO2, NMVOC, NH3 and PM2.5)
Article 6 of Directive
By the 1st April 2019, Member States must produce an initial national air pollution control programme (NAPCP), which must be updated regularly, at least every 4 years (referred to as NAPCP updates)
NAPCP guidance - Draft
The outputs from the project is guidance to support Member States

5. Timetable for reporting under the new NECD

6. NAPCP content Minimum requirements
The NAPCP should be a maximum of 50 pages (excluding appendices)
Should provide the evidence used to develop the NAPCP
Sections:
Contact points
Status of NAPCP
Executive summary
The national air quality and pollution policy framework

7. Coherence of NAPCP with other relevant policy areas

8. NAPCP content Sections:
Responsibilities of national, regional and local authorities
Progress made by current PAMs in reducing emissions and impact on AQ.
Projected emissions, if no further PAMs.
Sections:
Consideration of policy options and selection of additional PAMs to comply with emission reduction commitments for 2020 and 2030 and the intermediate year 2025.

9. Framework for selecting additional PAMs

10. NAPCP content Prioritisation of black carbon
PAMs selected for adoption and dates for implementation
Projected impact of PAMs on emission reduction
Reason why linear trajectory in 2025 cannot be met without disproportionate costs (if applicable)

11. NAPCP Guidance on national air pollution control programmes