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1 Short introduction on GHG reporting process in the Netherlands
Peter Zijlema Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO.nl) Methane emissions expert session 29 September 2017

2 Netherlands Pollutant Release & Transfer Register (PRTR) (in Dutch: Emissieregistratie (ER))
Since 1974 The national emissions to air, water and soil of 350 pollutants Two datasets per year preliminary in July final in December One system for all international reports Top down : Kyoto Greenhouse gasses (UNFCCC) and EU monitoring mechanism, CLRTAP & EMEP (UN-ECE), Convention for the protection of the marine environment of the north east Atlantic (EU‑OSPAR Convention); Bottom up : Large Combustion Plants (EU-LCP-directive), E-PRTR, Large Point Sources LPS (UNECE), Urban wastewater treatment (EU-Wastewater Directive). One exception: Emission Trade Scheme (ETS)

3 Organisation

4 Data Flows E-MJV Validation by competent authorities: Municipalities
Provinces The State Supervision of Mines (SodM)

5 Role of Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO.nl (1)
Assigned as Single National Entity (in Dutch: National Inventory Entity, NIE) for the Netherlands since 2006 Responsible for maintain the National System and the National inventory arrangement (e.g. QA/QC plan) Submissions to the UNFCCC National contact for all UNFCCC reviews Report itself and Organise KP reporting in NIR (part 2)

6 Role Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO.nl (2)
UNFCCC Coordinating National Communications and Biennial Reports EU Coordinating all EU Monitoring Mechanism Regulation (MMR) reporting and submitting to the EU reporting system Inventory and KP reporting to the European Commission Responsible for the National system for reporting on policies and measures and for reporting on projections Assist the Ministry Economic Affairs (EZ) on reporting on Energy Efficiency National Energy Efficiency Action Plans (NEEAPs) Progress report on the NEEAP

7 Advisory board NIE Participants Responsibilities
Ministry of Environment (Ministry IenM) Ministry of Economic Affairs (Ministry EZ) Statistics Netherlands (CBS) Project manager Emission Registration (RIVM) Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa) Responsibilities Advise on proposed changes of methods to the Ministry Feed back from the QA/QC process and inventory reviews and follow-up actions Approval of the QA/QC plan and targeted improvements

8 Procedure on methodological changes
Potential changes; May Included in planned improvements Recommendations ERT Improved scientific knowledge New or revised data or data sources Reporting CRF NIR Proposals and advice: June Proposal prepared by ER Advise by NIE Data improvement Change in method Change in method including base year Documentation Reports Internal documentation ER Methodology Report update Implementation November-April Opinion July Advisory Board NIE (ministries and involved organisations) Detailed proposals: Sept. Detailed proposal prepared by ER Advise by NIE Decision October Advisory Board NIE Decision Ministry I&M Not accepted proposals

9 Reporting according to international Guidelines (1)
Only human induced emissions Methodologies decribed in NIR and methodology reports on RVO website 2006 IPCC guidelines UNFCCC reporting Guidelines e.g. GWPs from IPCC AR4, with time horizon of 100 year CH4: 25 Figures have to be reported in Common Reporting Format (CRF)in CRF categories

10 CRF: reporting year 2015 (1) Source: CRF 15 April 2017

11 CRF: reporting year 2015 (2) Source: CRF 15 April 2017

12 Reporting according to international Guidelines (2)
11-16 September UNFCCC review team: In-country review General quality of the inventory: The overall quality of the inventory and improving

13 Emissions Greenhouse Gases

14 Room for improvement if there are indications that emissions are not correct
In April 2017: article based about discrepancies between reported methane emissions and measurements In May: discussion in Parliament In June: EU workshop on inverse modelling. Two worlds meet: scientific world (measurements with satellites, measuring stations) Reporting world (IPCC Guidelines, calculations etc) In December or January: RVO is going to plan a workshop on this isssue in the Netherlands with relevant stakeholders for improvement of the national inventory

15 Questions??? More information:
Peter Zijlema senior advisor Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO.nl) Croeselaan 15  | UTRECHT | The Netherlands P.O. box 8242 | 3503 RE | UTRECHT | The Netherlands T M


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