A push for cleaner industrial production - EEB
A push for cleaner industrial production - EEB
A push for cleaner industrial production - EEB
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A PUSH FOR CLEANER INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION<br />
The Solution: Small Combustion Installations under IPPC<br />
Another solution to current high levels<br />
of NOx is to broaden the scope of IPPC<br />
to capture small combustion installations<br />
with a capacity of less than 50<br />
MW. This will bring IPPC in line with the<br />
EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading<br />
Directive and require these installations<br />
to apply <strong>for</strong> BAT-based permits. Many of<br />
these installations are already covered<br />
Contribution to total <strong>industrial</strong><br />
emissions<br />
Potential reductions with application<br />
of best per<strong>for</strong>ming<br />
abatement measures<br />
AEAT, 2007a, Table 5.3, Table 5.2<br />
NOx SO 2<br />
PM<br />
25% 10% 15%<br />
83% 95% 95%<br />
by permitting regimes at the national level, thus competent authorities are already engaged and<br />
additional administrative costs would be limited. The extension would serve to level the playing<br />
field <strong>for</strong> <strong>industrial</strong> actors relying on on-site energy generation.<br />
Potential Benefits<br />
In a scenario where small combustion installations implement best per<strong>for</strong>ming abatement measures,<br />
potential benefits include significant reductions in key pollutants. Estimated health benefits<br />
could then be in the range of € 2.6 billion per year (without including environmental benefits), at<br />
an estimated cost to industry of € 989 million (AEAT, 2007a).<br />
Estimated net benefit is €1.6 billion per year.<br />
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