Waste Incineration WI BREF Committee Meeting Updates March-April 2018
Stay updated on the latest developments from the Waste Incineration WI BREF Committee meetings held in March and April 2018, including discussions on BAT conclusions, feedback from industry participants, and upcoming deadlines. Learn about the proposed topics for final meetings and industry gatherings to ensure you are informed on key environmental management and combustion performance issues in waste management.
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Waste Incineration (WI) BREF Committee 3 & 5 meeting 22 March 2018 European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
4. Final TWG meeting on WI BREF 23 27 April 2018, Seville European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
4. Final TWG meeting on WI BREF Comments for the meeting by no later than 6 April 2018 using the Excel template and post input directly into BATIS. It is essential that any reaction to the revised proposals for the draft BAT conclusions is accompanied by an alternative proposal and by sound techno-economic evidence to support the alternative proposal (this is not an invitation to submit completely new information). European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
4. Final TWG meeting on WI BREF FEAD participants: Name Member Association Dick Spanjaard DWMA Luis Palomino ASEGRE Tom Cornelissen Go4Circle Pierre Mauguin FNADE Andr Jallet FNADE Peter Lewis ESA Ioana Blaj FEAD Secretariat The meeting will put an end to the technical discussions within the TWG. European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
4. After the Final TWG meeting After the Final TWG Meeting Pre-Final Draft ~4 weeks for comments Comments on the pre-final and final drafts Final Draft (FD) ~4 weeks for comments To attend Art. 13 Forum, provide FEAD opinion, and revise the minutes October 2018: OPINION on the FD at IED Art. 13 Forum Mid 2019: ADOPTION of the BAT-C at IED Art. 75 Cttee To contact National Ministries 2020: PUBLICATION of BAT-C in the EU Official Journal 2024: WI BREF BAT-C enter into force European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
5. WI BREF BAT C and BP a. Scope and General considerations b. Revised BAT Conclusions: Environmental management systems Monitoring General environmental and combustion performance Energy issues Emissions to air Emissions to water Description of techniques c. Feedback from members about their contacts with Authorities d. Topics proposed to be added to the list for discussions at the Final Meeting European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
6. Industry meeting: 12 April The aim of the meeting is to find areas of agreement so that we can present a united front and not waste time in the final meeting of the WI BREF TWG. Primary issues: 1. BAT AELs: Values Derivation Measurement uncertainty 2. Energy efficiency Calculation method and Annex on Energy Efficiency BAT AEEL values 3. OTNOC under BAT 6 and 19 Secondary issues (not in terms of importance to any participant but in terms of priority of discussions!): 4. Dioxin sampling long term vs short term 5. Mixing and preparation 6. Combustion performance and destruction efficiency 7. BAT conclusions on Bottom Ash treatment European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
6. Industry meeting: 12 April FEAD experts attending the meeting: Name Member Association Peter Lewis ESA Pierre Mauguin - confirmed FNADE Tom Cornelissen - confirmed Go4Circle Andr Jallet confirmed FNADE Luis Palomino - confirmed ASEGRE Ioana Blaj FEAD Secretariat European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
6. Co-signed emails/papers on WI BREF 16 March 2018: Co-signed an email with CEWEP-ESWET to request the necessary documents for the Final Meeting February 2018: Additional input has been submitted to the JRC on energy efficiency for sewage sludge February 2018: Co-signed a paper with 8 EU associations to inform the stakeholders about the hasty use of the WI BREF BAT-AELs January 2018: Co-signed a paper with CEWEP-ESWET with our common feedback on the informal workshop and our recommendations for the future WI BREF background paper European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
7. FEAD WORK PROGRAMME 2018-2019 FEAD Committees Work items marked in red indicate FEAD TOP priorities European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
7. Committee 3 Energy Recovery (Chair: Dick Spanjaard, DWMA) PRIORITY ISSUES Waste Incineration BREF revision Municipal waste incineration and other non-hazardous waste (Hazardous waste incineration: Committee 5 leading) Circular Economy Package: Follow-up Waste proposals (waste-to-energy related provisions) o Implementing act establishing common rules for calculation of the weight of metals hat have been recycled, including quality criteria for the recycled metals o Delegated act to specify the application of the R1 formula MONITORING ISSUES Clean Energy for all Europeans: o Revision Renewable Energy Directive o Revision of the Energy Efficiency Directive 2030 Climate and Energy Package o EU ETS and exclusion waste sector Overview of incineration taxes and fees European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
7. Committee 5 Hazardous Waste (Chair: Luis Palomino, ASEGRE Vice-Chair: Sarah Moseley, ESA) PRIORITY ISSUES Waste Incineration BREF revision Hazardous waste incineration (MW incineration and other non-HW: Committee 3 leading) Circular Economy Package Follow-up Waste proposals (hazardous waste related provisions) o Guidelines on separate collection of hazardous waste fractions o Delegated act reviewing a list of waste Action plan o Guidance document on waste classification o Exchange of best practices for test method on HP14 List of Waste and hazardous properties MONITORING ISSUES Waste Treatment BREF revision Physico-chemical treatment EC follow-up study on hazardous waste management performance EU POPs Regulation / Adoption of guidelines for POPs containing waste at international level (Basel Convention) Improvement of hazardous waste statistics European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. Any other business: Update on WT BREF Revision process 2017 Final Meeting in Seville + Adoption Art 13 Forum 2015 Publication of Draft 1 Kick off Meeting 12 April 2018 Adoption Art 75 Com + Publication 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2014 Activation of the subgroups + Data collection 2016 Interactive webinars European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. WT BREF: FEAD Technical Assessment Aim: to give an overview of the changes introduced by the forthcoming WT BREF in comparison to the 2006 BREF. FEAD aimed to gather members views on: the most problematic BAT-AELs; future impacts; implementation issues. European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. WT BREF: FEAD Technical Assessment Structure: Background information Scope of WT BREF General Considerations for emissions to water and air Assessment of WT BREF New in the revised WT BREF Brief summary of the tables Analysis of the WT BREF Guidelines in reading the tables European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. WT BREF: FEAD Technical Assessment Analysis section Which are the most problematic BAT-AELs associated with pollutants? Why? FISE: Physico-chemical treatment (PCT): BAT-AEL total volatile organic carbon (TVOC) ESA, Go4Circle: Biological treatment (BT): one of the sectors most impacted (no requirements in previous BREF); BAT-AELs for TVOC and odour. Can you assess already the impact of these BAT-AEL values? FISE: Physico-chemical treatment: TVOC may have to install thermal oxidation technique (costly) ESA: Potential cost of enforcement measures by the authorities in addition to the monitoring itself. ESA: Biological treatment: TVOC similar situation as in PCT Go4Circle: Biological treatment: High costs for monthly monitoring - total organic carbon (TOC) 50K and chemical oxygen demand (COD) 20 K European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. WT BREF: FEAD Technical Assessment Analysis section: National implementation: Do you know if your MS or regional authority plans to adopt more stringent requirements than the BREF? DWMA, ESA: Too early to know. DWMA: In the Netherlands - do not expect more stringent requirements than in the BREF Do you know which methodology your MS will apply? (i.e. regarding implementation & compliance) DWMA, FNADE: Not clear how the ELVs will be derived from BAT-AELs. This will be done by local authorities, hence it could vary depending on different situations (case by case). the setting of the ELV, European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
8. WT BREF: FEAD Technical Assessment Conclusions The impacts will vary from one Member State to another implementation at national level may vary. The remarks are specific and they will not concern all the members due to the fact that they will depend on the national implementation and also on the technical level of the installations. The FEAD technical assessment is available here. European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
Thank you for your attention! European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services
