The Implementation of the IPPC Directive in Germany

Publication: Report
Citation: Bär, Stefani; R. Andreas Kraemer, Anne-Gabrielle Mazurek et.al. 2000: The Implementation of the IPPC Directive in Germany. Ecologic - Center for European and international Environmental Research, Berlin.

Bär, Stefani; R. Andreas Kraemer, Anne-Gabrielle Mazurek et.al. 2000: The Implementation of the IPPC Directive in Germany. Ecologic - Center for European and international Environmental Research, Berlin.

Regierungskonferenz 2000

Anforderungen aus Umweltperspektive zur nächsten Reform des EU-Vertragswerkes

Year 1999

Environmental Policy Development and Regulatory Capacity Building in Air Pollution Control in Latvia

Case Study: Air Pollution Control in Germany

Year 1998

Interaction between Regulatory Reqimes in Environmental Policy

IPPC and EMAS in Germany

Year 1998

Language: English
Authorship: R. Andreas Kraemer

Stefani Bär

Anne-Gabrielle Mazurek

Alexandra Hähnel
Funding: Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), Germany
Year: 2000
Dimension: 9 pp.
Project ID: 226
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

1 State of transposition of the IPPC Directive in Germany
2 Financial Issues
3 The transposition of the notion of "substantial change"
4 Permitting of installations
4.1 Existing installations
4.2 Permit reviews
5 Time periods to reach the decision about the permit
6 Site restoration
7 Links with the EIA Directive and the EMAS Regulation
7.1 EIA Directive
7.2 The EMAS Directive (Eco-Audit Management system)
8 Special arrangements to bring new sectors under IPPC
Keywords: EU

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