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ENTEC 2008,
Table 4.15
The five highest emitting MS for annual emissions of SO 2, NO X and dust, showing average annual
emissions (in kt), the fraction of EU LCP emissions this MS emits and an indicative 2004-2006 trend.
Member
State
Average total
annual (2004-2006)
SO 2 emissions
Member
State
Average total
annual (2004-2006)
NO X emissions
Member
State
Average total
annual (2004-2006)
dust emissions
kt
% of
EU
% change
’04-‘06
kt
% of
EU
% change
’04-‘06
kt
% of
EU
% change
’04-‘06
1. Spain 949 18.5% -13.0% 1. UK 385 17.9% +8.4% 1. Poland 43.4 17.2% -10.4%
2. Bulgaria 776 15.1% -2.5% 2. Spain 287 13.3% fluctuates 2. Greece 39.1 15.5% -43.8%
3. Poland 754 14.7% fluctuates 3. Germany 271 12.6% -5.3% 3. Spain 30.4 12.0% -22.7%
4. Romania 526 10.3% +14.6% 4. Poland 266 12.3% +4.8% 4. Romania 25.8 10.2% fluctuates
5. UK 450 8.8% -28.2% 5. Italy 128 5.9% -3.4%
(Note 1)
5. Bulgaria 22.0 8.7% -3.9%
Table 4.16 The ten LCPs with highest average annual emissions of SO 2.
Number
Member
State
LCP Name
LCP Location
Thermal
capacity
(MWth)
Average annual
SO 2 emissions
2004-2006 (kt)
Remarks
1. Bulgaria TPP “Maritsa Iztok 2” Kovachevo 4,312 310.2
2. Spain CT AS Pontes La Coruña (Galicia) 3800 295.0
3. Bulgaria TPP “Maritsa Iztok 3” Mednikarovo 2,420 183.7
4. Spain CT Teruel I-II-III Andorra-Teruel (Aragon) 3300 156.2
5. Poland BOT Elektrownia
Bełchatów S.A.
Rogowiec, ul. Energetyczna 7,
97-406 Bełchatów
11,892 128.2 Note 1
6. Greece Megalopoli II Megalopoli, Arcadia 839 112.4
7. Poland Elektrownia Ptnów ul. Kazimierska 45, 62-510 Konin 3,624 100.0
8. Bulgaria TPP “Bobov dol” Golemo selo 1,950 84.5 Note 2
9. Bulgaria TPP “Brikel” Galabovo 1,020 77.4 Opted out
10. Romania S.C. Complexul
Energetic Rovinari
S.A. No. 2
Rovinari, str. Energeticianului
nr.25
1,756 71.3 Note 3
Note 1: The 2003 Accession Treaty states that, by way of derogation from Article 4(3) and part A of Annexes III and IV of the
LCPD, the emission limit values for SO 2 shall not apply until 31 December 2015 at the latest to El. Bełchatów, while during this
transition period the total SO 2 emissions from all Polish LCPs are subject to an overall ceiling – see section 4.3.3.
Note 2: The 2005 Accession Treaty states that, by way of derogation from Article 4(3) and part A of Annexes III, IV and VII of
the LCPD, the emission limit values for SO 2 shall not apply until the date indicated for each unit of the plant ‘Bobov dol’: unit 2
(until 31 December 2011); unit 3 (until 31 December 2014). During this transition period the total SO 2 emissions from all
Bulgarian LCPs are subject to an overall ceiling – see section 4.3.3.
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