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Package Boilers DF 2 2. E.ON UK Pic, Kemsley Е$Д Ref. Ares(2020)4251 200 13/08/2020 With apologies for a slight delay (I have been away from the office), this is just to confirm receipt of your email. We are looking at this and will provide a response as soon as possible. Many thanks, JHead of Industrial Emissions Policy Air Quality ana Industrial Emissions | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs |l luiound Floor, Seacole Building | 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF Please note I work Mondays to Thursdays (morning only on Thursday). Subject: RE: Aberthaw infraction: additional information on ΓΝΡ and Article 33 plants Thank you for the prompt reply. From your clarification I take the following: 90 plants remain in the UK's ĪNP Result of this are the following ceilings i calculated based on the attached table) 2020 (1 Jan 2016 2017 2018 2019 30 Jun) S02 116003 95669 75336 55002 27501 NOx 85318 85656 85994 86332 43166 dust 13076 10500 7924 5348 2674 In addition I would like to clarify emissions allocated for dust for the plants: 1. E.ON UK Pic, Kemsley CHP - Package boilers D-F 2 2. E.ON UK Pic, Kemsley CUP - Package boilers A C 3. E.On UK Pic, Winnington CHP boilers t Seems that the Commission Decision of 17.Il2.2015 on the transitional national plan communicated by UK in accordance with Artide 32(5) of Directive 2010/75/EU, OJ C 425, 18.12 2015,, p. 19, that can be find at the CmCABC website , https://circabc.europa.eu/w/browse/bb2609eb-d9ef-4e9G-b918-9247c lf43598 indicates that dust emissions are covered. From the table communicated to us by e-mail of 4 April 2018 that provides the revised transitional national plan that reflects situation as of October 2016 I arrived to the same conclusion (and blue highlighted in the attached table) Seems that dust emissions are covered but there is a little contribution rounded to zero (so it has no impact to the dust ceilings as calculated in the table above) Can you please reconsider again if the UKfs TNP covers dust in case of the above mentioned plants that we can indicate ft correctly in the revised Annex to the TNP Decision. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Kind regards Policy Officer European Commission- Directorate General for Environment Website: http: //ec, e u ro pa. eu/e riviro n m e nt Follow us on: nas The views expressed in this mail are purely those of the author and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission. The European Commission cannot give a binding interpretation of EU legislation, as this is the prerogative of the Court of Justice of the European Union. Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From:) Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 20 iS 5:24 PM To: Cc:| Subject: RE: Ahcrthaw infraction: additidnafTnformation on TNP and Article 33 plants 2 Dearl Please accept our apologies for the delay in responding, which was caused by an administrative error. I hope the following response addresses your outstanding queries, but please do contact myself or^^^should you have any further questions. We have confirmed with our competent authorities the current list of plants in the UK's Transitional National Plan and can confirm that the published register for 2018 is the most up-to date list of plants in the TNP. We have addressed the queries Ian raised in his email of 28/05 In the attached document. There were 5 site closures in 2016, and therefore from the original 95 sites included in the 2016 TNP Document, 90 plants remain in the UK's TNP. With regards to providing updates on any future changes to the TNP to the Commission, we are able to inform you of any changes when our TNP Register is reviewed and updated on a quarterly basis. Please can you advise on the process for providing these updates? Kind regards, I Head of Industrial Emissions Policy | Air Quality and Industrial Emissions Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs i( ļ Ground Floor, Seacole Building I 2 Marsham Street, London SWIP 4DF Please note I work Mondays to Thursdays (morning only on Thursday). I'm writing to remind you to the below exchanges regarding to the UK's ΓΝΡ I would be grateful if you can confirm the final version of the ΓΝΡ as requested in my e- mail below. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Kind Regards, Policy Officer European Commission Directorate General for Environment Website: http://ec.europa.eu/'environment 3 ļ í Sa Follow us on: lf£3 The views expressed in this mail are purely those of the author and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission. The European Commission cannot give a binding interpretation of EU legislation, as this is the prerogative of the Court of Justice of the European Union. PSesse consider the environment before printing this e-maii. Many thanks for this clarification. We will check the list and confirm the plants that have been removed and why. We will endeavour to respond as quickly as possible, but this may not be until next week as a few key personnel are unavailable this week. Kind regards, Head of Industrial Emissions Policy Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Area 2C, Nobel House, 17 Smith Square, London, SWÌP 3JR Please note I work Mondays to Thursdays. Subject: FW: Aberthaw infraction: additional information on FNP and Article 33 plants a sked me to respond to your e-mail. 1. Reporting obligations to tfie LCP inventory where all LCPs have to report emissions but we do not use information provided here for any updates of the TNP 2. Member states authorities are obligated to report to the Commission any subsequent changes to the TNP according to article 32(6) of the IED and Article 5 of the Commission Implementing Decision of 10 February 2012 laying down rules concerning the transitional national plans. Any of this changes requires revision of the TNP Decision by the Commission. As we noticed the TNP file provided in March, that reflects the UK's TNP as of October 2016, is not up to date, we request the UK competent authorities to confirm: 4 tlie 11st of plant s cu r ro n 11 y co v e r e d b y t h e U K T N P n n cJ for w h î c h pollutants, applicable ceilings the reason for their exclusion This information is needed that we are able to address all the changes in the revised TNP decision including any subsequent changes that are indicated through our IED-related reporting. Thank you, Kind Regards, Policy Officer European Commission - Directorate General for Environment Website: http://ec.europa.eu/environment Follow us on: D Ό The views expressed in this mail are purely those of the author and may not in any circumstances be regarded as staling an official position of the European Commission. The European Commission cannot give a binding interpretation of EU legislation, as this is the prerogative of the Court of Justice of the European Union. Please consider the· environment before pointing this e-man From: Sent: Tuesday/ May T9, 2018 2:07 PM To: Cc:|_________ _ Subject: RE: Aber!haw infraction: additional information on TNP and Article 33 plants The I NP file we provided m March refleets the UK's TNP as of October 20.1 G, which takes into account the Court's decision on the A bert haw Power Station and the associated changes In emissions allowances. When sending this file through we confirmed that any subsequent operational changes to lite plants, such as plant closures and changes to the site operators, will be reported to the Commission through the annual reporting submission on l arge Combustion Plants and that these changes are also captured within the UK's TNP register We can certainly- provide further information, but please can 1 clarify exactly what is required so we can tailor this appropriately? My understanding was that the Commission needed to see the final TNP relevant to the Introduction of the IĒD (be. e x c I и ding any s u b s e q u e n t c h a n g o s t lì a i w o u i d b e indi c a t e d t h mu g h ou r IE D rc lot e d repor ting). Is this correct? My apologies for any misunderstanding here. I am relatively new to the team and was not involved in the work to develop the TNP, nor the Abort haw case. Kind regards, Head of Industrial Emissions Policy | Air Quality and Industriell Emissions ļ D e p cirlnunit for Environ m eut, Fo o d and Rural Affairs iårea 2C, Nobel House, 17 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3JR Please note I work Mondays to Thursdays. Subject: RE: Aberthaw infraction: additional information on TNP and Article 33 plants Thank you for having confirmed the emission totals for the UK Transitional National Plan (TNP) dated October 2016. In October 2016 the TNP for the UK includes 95 plants and on this basis we have started drafting the revised TNP Decision for the UK. However, in your email below (of April 25th) you also refer to the UK’s TNP Register published on the DE FRA website. We have checked this and according to it the following changes were made to the UK's TNP after October 2010 (the first set of changes in 2017 and a second set in 2018).
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