Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
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<strong>Environmental</strong> Protection (Duty of Care)<br />
Regulations 1991 (as amended 2003)<br />
Hazardous Waste Regulations (England<br />
and Wales) 2005 (as amended 2009)<br />
Special Waste (Scotland) Regulations<br />
1997 (as amended) has been superseded<br />
by the Special Waste Amendment<br />
(Scotland) Regulations 2004.<br />
The Waste Batteries (Scotland)<br />
Regulations 2009<br />
Balloch Field Development <strong>Environmental</strong> <strong>Statement</strong><br />
Appendix A – Review of Legislation<br />
Food waste can be discharged only if ground to less than 25mm particle size<br />
Installation must have a garbage management plan and suitable labelling and notices displayed<br />
Regulator: EA and SEPA<br />
Duty of Care requires correct segregation, identification and disposal of wastes.<br />
Regulator: EA and SEPA<br />
Under these Regulations Waste Transfer Notes (for general waste) and Waste Consignment Notes (for waste designated<br />
‘Special’ in Scotland or ‘Hazardous’ in England and Wales) are to be used for hazardous wastes. In addition, the<br />
regulatory authorities need to be notified regarding the disposal of hazardous or special waste.<br />
Regulator: SEPA<br />
The Waste Batteries (Scotland) Regulations 2009 amends the Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations<br />
2000/323 to ban incinerating waste industrial and automotive batteries and amends the Landfill (Scotland) Regulations<br />
2003/235 to ban waste industrial and vehicle batteries from landfills.<br />
Rock dumping etc Petroleum Act 1998 Regulators: DECC supported by Marine Scotland and CEFAS and within territorial waters Marine Scotland or DEFRA<br />
Deposit of Materials Consent (DepCon) is required for the deposit of materials e.g. rock dumping or mattresses. This<br />
forms part of the Pipeline Works Authorisation (PWA) application process.<br />
A licence under the MCAA is required in cases where not covered by a PWA, for example:<br />
Pipeline crossing preparations or other works before a PWA or related Direction is in place<br />
Installation of certain types of cable, e.g. communications cables<br />
Decommissioning<br />
Issue Legislation Regulator and Requirements<br />
Chemical use and Offshore Chemicals Regulations 2002 (as Regulator: DECC