existing incineration plants

existing co incineration plants.

15 (existing)

Existing installations (Article 5)

existing incineration plants?

Upgrading of current customs facilities.

existing co incineration plants?

Existing incineration plants for municipal waste

Introduction of licences

The following provisions of Directive 91 271 EEC shall apply

Note Existing plants are as defined in Article 3 paragraph 6.

More stringent standards apply to larger plants. Existing plants are to be brought into line with the standards for new plants in two stages

Which of these plants are new or existing .

Existing installations are those determined according to Article 2(4) of Directive 96 61 EC, and new installations are all others.

10. Considerably limits the present derogations for cement kilns.

A blanket approach, issuing new permits for all existing installations is not necessary in many cases.

Furthermore, whilst the NDA will continue to operate the existing assets, it will not invest in any new ones.

Permits for EXISTING INSTALLATIONS (Article 5(1))

These limits, however, only apply from 2016 to new and existing plants.

(i) Cost of conversion of existing production facilities

(f) where appropriate, the emission limit values imposed in the programmes in respect of existing plants.

(ii) The commissioning dates for new or existing installations

Firstly the suggestion from the rapporteur that such plant should be inspected by some sort of special group or institution.

3) existing sites and their radioactive waste,

Reduction of air pollution from existing municipal waste incineration plants

Allocations from this reserve should mirror the allocation rules for existing installations.

Besides the immediate benefits brought by the building of the requisite installations, many jobs will be created for the provision of services to the immigrants and tourists, in numerous professional sectors.

This may also result in improvements to the technical facilities in the existing meeting rooms.

The Committee further notes that existing recreational facilities are not always accessible to all children.

This provision, reflecting no change over the 2005 revised estimates, will be used to extend the current Nomadic facilities.

(3) This Regulation should apply not only to future installations and operations but, subject to transitional arrangements, also to existing installations

The inclusion of existing plants is a major improvement on former legislation.

As this network is based to a large extent on existing facilities, these estimates should be fairly accurate.

According to these plans, machines were acquired and investments were made in existing installations.

all existing installations must have been registered or authorised by 31 October 2007 at the latest

Regulation was too weak and moreover, existing plants were excluded from the directive' s scope.

Existing plants will continue to pollute the air enormously by emitting sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides.

All countries consider existing facilities to be sufficient for storing notes, except Portugal, which has adapted existing air force bases to provide additional storage space.

Columns 4 6 cover the various ways in which existing installations can be made subject to permits that are considered compliant with Directive 96 61 EC.

Also worth remembering is framework Directive 84 380 of 28 June 1984 concerning measures to combat atmospheric pollution caused by industrial plant. The aim of this directive is to pinpoint procedures and measures able to prevent or reduce atmospheric pollution caused by industry.

Annex II sets out the emission limit values applicable for existing and new combustion plants, in accordance with Article 5(2) and 5(3), respectively.

(4) Owing to the problem of growing congestion at Community airports, it is essential to ensure that the best use is made of existing facilities.

(b) ensuring that existing plants are subject to the national emission reduction plan referred to in paragraph 6

Existing plants are covered in Directive 89 429 EEC (OJ No L 203, 15.7.1989), which lays down a two stage pro cess to bring those plants into line with the require ments applying to new plants.

We as Parliament made great improvements to emission standards at first reading, and we also brought existing combustion plants within the scope of the directive.