1. Iuliana CHIDU European integration counsellor Ministry of Environment and Water Management Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC 11-13 April 2005 DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA

2. Legal framework Directive 96/61/EC Directive 96/61/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control Commission Decision 2000/479//EC Commission Decision 2000/479//EC on implementation of a European pollutant emission register (EPER) according to Art. 15 of Council Directive 96/61.EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control Guidance Document for EPER Guidance Document for EPER implementation, according to Art. 3 of the Commission Decision The EGO no. 34/2002 The EGO no. 34/2002 on integrated pollution prevention, reduction and control, approved by Law no. 645/2002 MO no. 1144/2002 MO no. 1144/2002 on setting up the Register on the pollutants released in the environment by the activities falling within the scope of the provisions of EGO 34/2002, approved by the Law no 645/2002 MO no. 1440/2003 MO no. 1440/2003 for the approval of the National Guidebook for carrying out the Pollutant Emission Register Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

3. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 818/2003 MO no. 818/2003 approving the procedure for issuing the integrated environmental permit. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.rowww.mappm.ro MO no. 36/2004 MO no. 36/2004 approving the General Technical Guide enforcing the procedure of issuing the environmental integrated permits. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.ro www.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 MO no. 860/2002 MO no. 860/2002 approving the Procedure for the environmental impact assessment and granting the environmental license. The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.rowww.mappm.ro

4. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 37/2003 MO no. 37/2003 approving the Guidebook on the Best Available Techniques for the cellulose and paper industry; The Guidebook was published on the MEWM website: www.mappm.rowww.mappm.ro MO no. 566/2003 MO no. 566/2003 approving the Reference Document on the Best Available Techniques in the lime and cement industry. The Document was published on the MEWM website: www.mappm.rowww.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

5. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Legal framework MO no. 169/2004 MO no. 169/2004 approving the direct confirmation method of the Reference documents concerning Best Available Techniques (BREF) approved by the European Union (for 9 reference documents: chlor-alkali, non-ferrous metallurgy, cast iron producing, glass industry, fur and leather tanning, textile industry, food and milk industry, cooling industrial systems, monitoring). The document was published on MEWM website: www.mappm.rowww.mappm.ro Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

6. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Dangerous substances Economical solution who provide basics principles on environmental protection. AirWaterWastes Soil Underground water An efficient way on raw materials use Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

7. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA The license/ permit according the industrial installation specificity. The evaluation of BAT for sectors and Emission Limits Values Setting every request as an unique one Quality Standards in according to the local conditions Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 Public participation

8. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 The inventory of activities/installations falling under the provisions of Directive 96/61/EC has been reviewed in 2004 Table containing the total number of activities and installations falling under the scope of Directive 96/61/EC on activity categories in accordance with Annex I Total no.of installations 1 Energy industries 2 Production and processing of metals 3 Mineral industry 4 Chemical industry 5 Waste management 6 Other activities No. installations 185795765128202716

9. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 The situation of the transition period is presented in table below: Total no. of economic agents Total no. installations Not requested transition period under Directive 96/61/EC Requested transition period under Directive 96/61/EC No. of economic agents No. of installations No. of economic agents No. of installations 536716362521174195 For the implementation of the provisions of Directive 96/61/EC, out of the 716 inventoried installations, Romania requests transition periods for 195 „existing installations”.

10. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 195 “existing installations” are received the transition period Activities 6.2 = 1 installation Activities 6.3 = 1 installation Activities 2 = 37 installations Activities 3 = 19 installations Activities 4 = 24 installations Activities 6.1 = 11 installations Activities 6.5 = 4 installations Activities 6.6 = 80 installations Activities 6.7 = 2 installations Activities 6.8 = 2 installations Activities 1.2 = 7 installations Activities 6.4 = 7 installations

11. Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 REPA ( Regional Environmental Protection Agency ) Receives, analyses the necessary documentation (application) for the environmental integrated license/permit and manages the procedure of issuing the integrated environmental permit for projects, for new installations and “existing installations/activities specific to IPPC, according to MO 860/2002 and MO 818/2003 DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA

12. Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 35 applications are submitted at LAEP for primary analyses other 65 applications for issue the integrated permit are programmed for submitted until the end of March 2005. 14 integrated environmental licenses have been issued up to the present: 1 for a slaughterhouse, 11 for waste landfills, 1 for modernization of a farm for intensive rearing of poultry and 1 for modernization of a farm for intensive rearing of pigs. 4 integrated environmental permit have been issued up to the present

13. ORGANIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRUCTURE MEWM MINISTER STATE SECRETARY ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT NEPA PRZIDENT REPA 1 REPA 8 EPA 1 EPA 34 RBDDA GUVERNATOR TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COORDINATION National BAT/BREF Information Centre Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

14. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 REPA ( Regional Environmental Protection Agency )

15. Administrative and institutional capacity The strategy for increasing the number of personnel during 2004 – end of year 2006 within the IPPC services/offices, distributed at central, regional and local level it is presented below: YearEPAsREPAsNEPAMEWMTotal 2004843429147 2005421019576 20064029 Total12644775252 DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005

16. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 In 2003, the first exercise for the Pollutant Emission Register was accomplished. The report includes emissions data from 2002 In ongoing the second exercise for the Pollutant Emission Register. The report will be included emissions data from 2004

17. DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC – IPPC IN ROMANIA Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005 By MO no. 249/2005 was created “Centre for the coordination, information, updating BREF/BAT (according to art. 10 of Directive 96/61/EC) and communication with the IPPC European Centre (EIPPCB) and Information Forum (IEF)”

18. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION ! I P P C CLEAN INDUSTRY ! Prague - CZECH REPUBLIC, 11-13 April 2005