1. ROMANIA INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL - IPPC MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND WATER MANAGEMENT PRAHA June 2004 Iuliana Chidu EU Counsellor

2. MINISTER STATE SECRETAR Environment department REPA 1 REPA 8 EPA 1 NEG Central NEG EPA 34 EPA MEWM NEPA NAC GENERAL COMISAR LEG 1 LEG 35 REG 1 REG 7 METODOLOGICAL COORDINATION ORGANIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRUCTURE

3. 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

4. MEWM NEG Methodological coordination Compliance control in permitting process: It is applied to activities / installations that fall under the provisions of the environmental acquis communautaire regarding industrial pollution control (LCP, VOC, SEVESO and in particular the Directive 96/61/EC (IPPC) and it is aimed to check the way of framing of the installations into the activities category stipulated by the above–mentioned Directives; technical data comprised in the request fiche of integrated environmental permit; environment management; the functioning way of the self – monitoring system;. waste management; raw material; energies efficiencies; operation condition; Inspection and control; controls the activities with major impact on the environment, finds the infringements of the legal acts in the field of environmental protection and applies penalties stipulated by these legal acts; participates at the activities for the removal or mitigation of the major effects of the pollutions and applies penalties stipulated by law, including measures to stop the functioning of some installations and/or ceasing some activities for certain periods of time; informs the prosecutor and collaborates with the police units and/or gendarmerie for finding the facts that, according to the environmental legislation, are infringements. MAIN RESPONSABILITIES

5. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA Legal framework Directive 96/61/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control The EGO no. 34/2002 on integrated pollution prevention, reduction and control, approved by Law no. 645/2002 MO no. 1144/2002 (Of.J no. 35/22.01.2003) 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 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 implementation, according to Art. 3 of the Commission Decision MO no. 1440/2003 (Of.J. no. 177/20.03.2003) for the approval of the National Guidebook for carrying out the Pollutant Emission Register

6. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA MO no. 818/2003 (Of.J. no. 800/13.11.2003) on the approval of the procedure for the issuing of the integrated environment permit. MO no. 36/2004 (Of.J. no. 43/19.01.2004) on the approval of the General Technical Guide for the enforcement of the procedure of issuing the environmental integrated permits. Legal framework

7. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA Regarding to BAT (The Document was published on the MEWM site: www.mappm.ro)www.mappm.ro No. BREFs Approve by UE Existing in Romania 1Production of Iron end steelYes 2Intensive Rearing of Poultry and Pigs- 3Mineral Oil and Gas Refineries- 4Textiles ProcessingYes 5Tanning of Hides and SkinsYes 6Common Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment /Management in Chemical Sector - 7Cement and lime Manufacturing IndustriesYes 8Chlor-Alkali Manufacturing IndustryYes 9Ferrous Metals Processing Industry- 10Glass Manufacturing IndustryYes 11Large Volume Organic Chemical Industry- 12Non Ferrous Metals IndustriesYes 13Pulp and paper IndustryYes 14General Principles of MonitoringYes 15Industrial Cooling SystemsYes

8. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA Water Economical solution who provide basics principles on environmental protection. Air Wastes Soil Underground water Dangerous substances An efficient way on raw materials use

9. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA Regarding to BAT The license/ permit according the industrial installation specificity. The evaluation of BAT for sectors and E mission L imits V alues Setting every request as an unique one Quality Standards in according to the local conditions

10. IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA Regarding to BAT BREF requirements. Emission limits values. The Emissions Limit Values for the IPPC activities/installations are established on the basis of the following documents: the recommendations specified in the Guidebook on the Best Available Techniques; the provisions of the national legislation in force; the technical characteristics of the installation; evaluations of the environmental quality in the considered perimeter; geographical placement and the environment conditions; the development/extension of other industrial activities in the area; cost/benefit analysis. Lower Emissions Limit Values than BREF recommendations or lower emissions limit values than those corresponding to the most effective recommended technique will be established only in the specific circumstances imposed by an environmental quality standard applicable to the vicinity of the site, in order to achieve the protection of the environment taken as a whole, as it is requested by the Directive and without prejudice other relevant legal provisions

11. 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 200629 Total12644775252 IMPLEMENTATION OF IPPC DIRECTIVE IN ROMANIA

12. About the way of approaching in the context of integrated authorization of a Petrochemical Complex, which include: refinery petrochemical platform steam production capture, treatment and distribution of water local stations of pretreatment, collecting sewage and a final station for the waste water treatment. PROBLEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND COMMENT

13. Option I Refinery all installations battery of tanks for raw materials, intermediary and final products loading / unloading stage flare systems sewage steam production (5 boilers) Dump for bitumen waste Petrochemistry Olephynes plant Acrylonitrile and cyanides plant Polymeres plant Utilities plant – Petrochemestry Treatment Plant Permit for Refinery activities Permit for Petrochemistry activities

14. II Option II Refinery all installations battery of tanks for raw materials, intermediary and final products loading / unloading stage flare systems sewage steam production (5 boilers) Dump for bitumen waste Petrochemistry Olephynes plant Acrylonitrile and cyanides plant Polymeres plant Utilities plant– Petrochemestry Waste water Treatment Plant Permit for all activities