The IPPC-Directive of the EU demands the application of the "best available techniques" (BAT), in Germany still referred to as "state of the art", for all environmentally relevant installations and an "integrated plant authorization". As of 30 Oct. 2007 at the latest this also applies to all existing installations. The Europe-wide exchange of information for the BAT is secured by the BAT reference documents (BREFs) which are worked out in the "Sevilla -Process".
This paper explains the significance and use of these documents for the Member States as well as the implementation into the national body of regulations in Germany. For the field of sorting techniques the most important harmonization results of the "Sevilla-Process" are described.
Copyright: | © Wasteconsult International |
Quelle: | MBT 2007 (Mai 2007) |
Seiten: | 12 |
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Autor: | Professor Siegfried Kalmbach |
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