1. Integration of the LCP and E-PRTR dataflows
Workshop

2. The EEA role
Assisting DG ENV and its contractors (Bilbomatica) to produce a software in compliance with Reportnet
Hosting the software and taking over the reporting task when ready
Participating in the dialogue with MS on the content aspects of the reporting
Setting a quality assurance process via ‘informal data reviews’

3. New dataflow as from March 2018
Reporting year 2016 – both for LCPs and E-PRTR
Admin data managed via the EU registry on industrial sites
Pre-feeding of the facilities and plants in the course of 2017
Legal basis unchanged
E-PRTR regulation
Article 72.3, Industrial Emissions Directive
IED articles on LCP derogations that require reporting

4. New ROD obligation (720)

5. Admin data – role of the EU Registry on industrial sites
Workshop yesterday with details on data model and business model
In short:
E-PRTR+LCP XML files to rely on the facility and plant IDs of a given year
The EU Registry stores all admin data
The EU Registry quality assures the admin data
The EU Registry keeps track of the active facilities/plants of a given year
Both submissions and re-submission as from 2016 reporting year to rely on the system
Previous years will have a different arrangement

6. Admin data – role of the EU Registry on industrial sites
Plants (LCPs)
Facilities

7. How to follow the project further
Today’s workshop
How to follow the project further
What to report? - final datamodel for the joint E-PRTR+LCP report
Understanding of the ways to report: 1) via Access+FME or 2) via XML generated by MS according to the XML schema
Understanding of workflow at CDR
Understanding quality assurance rules
Logic
Results at CDR

8. Questions?
Daniel Martin-Montalvo Alvarez Project manager - Industrial pollution   
             
eea.europa.eu Phone: Skype: daniel.eea
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