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3rd Baltic Biowaste Conference, 23/24 Nov. 2011, Vilnius " Directive, ABPR, End-of-, targets, resources strategy - Follow ups of EU Legislation for national organic strategies and policies" Florian Amlinger, – Consulting & Development, Austria

European Legislation and Policy on Biowaste Landfill Directive, ABPR, End-of-  EU Landfill Directive; (EC) Nr. 1999/31 Waste, Recycling targets, resources  EU Waste Framework Directive; (EC) Nr. 2008/98  Recycling Targets– Biowaste strategy - Follow ups of EU Legislation  Waste Hierearchy & Life Cycle Thinking (!) Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives - - - for national organic waste management -  End of Waste for Compost &  EU EU

EU EU Communication on the Management of Bio-Waste in the EU strategies and policies COM(2011) 571 final  EU Climate Change Programme  Fertiliser Regulation (EC) Nr. 2003/2003  Animal By-Products Regulation (EC) Nr. 1069/2009  REACH – EU Chemicals Regulation (EC) Nr. 1907/2006  IPPC / Industrial Emission Directive; 2(EC) Nr. 2010/75  Renewable Energy Directive (EC) Nr. 28/2009 Florian Amlinger,  Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe COM(2011) 571 final Compost – Consulting & Development  EU Soil Protection Strategy COM(2006) 231 final Austria Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Compost - Consulting & Development ECN Compost - Consulting & Development ECN Florian Amlinger, MSc. Florian Amlinger, MSc. Sheet 2

EU-Landfill Directive 1999/31/EC The Waste Framework Directive Reduction of from landfill  Recycling Targets …  50% Recycling until 2020 at least for . Paper, Metals, Plastic and Glass from households or similar sources in % of biodegradable waste 1995  Perspectives Perspectives

Perspectives Perspectives Accounting method - - - 25%  2006/10 50%  2009/13 65%  2016/20 - Draft COM Decision of "Establishing rules and calculation methods for verifying compliance with Recycling targets set in EU EU EU EU Art. 11 (2) of the WFD” separated at the source . 20 01 08 … Biodegradable kitchen and canteen waste liquid dry/solid . 20 02 01 … Biodegradable garden and park waste Generating Compost & Digestate ending up in Recovery method R 10 Land treatment resulting in benefit to agriculture or ecological improvement DIGESTATE COMPOST MBT INC. . Home Composting

For the Landfill Directive diversion targets (Art. 5) an impact assessment on the need of the revision of these targets will be started soon (2012).   NO ENERGY RECOVERY !! ? ?? > 65% ?? … ?? Complete Ban from 2020/25 ?? ??  NO SLUDGES !! ION Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, AT Biowaste Management, ER CIN Compost - Consulting & Development IN ECN Compost - Consulting & Development ECN Florian Amlinger, MSc. Sheet 3 Florian Amlinger, MSc. Sheet 4

The Waste Framework Directive vs. Impact Assessment & LCT/LCA

 Article 22 on Biowaste PREVENTION The 5-Step Waste Hierarchy  Member States shall take measures, as appropriate,…, to PREPARING FOR RE-USE encourage: R E C Y C L I N G ENERGY RECOVERY Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives a) separate collection & composting and digestion Perspectives - - - - DISPOSAL b) at a a high level of environmental protection; EU EU EU EU  Study I: ASSESSMENT OF THE OPTIONS TO IMPROVE THE c) the use of environmentally safe materials. MANAGEMENT OF BIOWASTE IN THE [2009/2010]  PROBLEM:  “the baseline scenario is developed on the assumption that all Member The Commission will carry out an assessment on the States are coping with the targets from the Landfill Directive”

management of bio-waste with a view to submit a proposal  SCENARIOS: if appropriate. . 2 TARGETS for separate collection  60% & 36,7% . With / without PREVENTION  setting minimum requirements for bio-waste . FOOD WASTE management and quality criteria for compost o optimised combination of in-vessel composting & AD o all food waste  AD Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, 1.) Green Paper …… 2.) Impact Assessment Studies …… 3.) Communication Compost - Consulting & Development ECN Compost - Consulting & Development ECN Florian Amlinger, MSc. Sheet 5 FlorianSignificant Amlinger, MSc. financial and environmenvironmentalSheetental 6 benefits in ALL scenarios

1 3rd Baltic Biowaste Conference, 23/24 Nov. 2011, Vilnius "Landfill Directive, ABPR, End-of-Waste, Recycling targets, resources strategy - Follow ups of EU Legislation for national organic waste management strategies and policies" Florian Amlinger, Compost – Consulting & Development, Austria

Impact Assessment Studies Impact Assessment Studies Study I: Financial & Environmental Costs – Total Study I: Reductions of GHG emissions Cost/Benefit in 2020 compared to the baseline (Mt CO2-eq) 60% recycling + prevention 40 Mt Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives - - - - Of which: waste prevention 80% EU EU EU EU 36.7% Recycling … No Prevention Ca. 2 Mt

 CONCLUSION COMMISSION: “… make best use of the existing regulatory framework …… Member States may choose the best options for their respective circumstances.” NO additional regulation or targets for Biowaste 2014 ations …… isting regula Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, xis Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, ex mentation of ent of implem Compost - Consulting & Development Compost - Consultings s&e Developmentssme ECN A ECN Florian Amlinger, MSc.Target: 60% // + preventionSheet 7Target: 36.7% // NO prevention Florian Amlinger, MSc. Sheet 8

Impact Assessment Studies END of WASTE criteria for COMPOST & DIGESTATE  Study II:ASSESSMENT OF FEASIBILITY OF  2 Consultation Meetings SETTING BIO-WASTE RECYCLING TARGETS IN EU,  February 2011 INCLUDING ASPECTS [2011]  24/25 October 2011  Draft Reports Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives  RESULT: Perspectives - - - - . NO fundamental revision of previous results: both  2nd Consultation EU EU EU EU targets bring net benefits Final Report: October 2008 11 January 2012 . Net benefits of bio-waste recycling exceed the  Final Report to DG ENV costs  March 2012 Scenario Target Removed Biowaste NET Benefit GHG  EoW Regulation from MSW 2013 - 2020 Reduction EoW Regulation

60% food waste 88 Mt  End of 2012 ? I 3,000 M€ 6 Mt CO ? 90% garden waste +27 Mt capacity 2 21 Mt No separate regulation for II 36.5% 668 M€ 1.5 Mt CO +5 Mt capacity 2 DIGESTATE ! Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management,

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END of WASTE proposal for COMPOST Fertiliser Regulation (EC) Nr. 2003/2003

The key elements  Inclusion of Organic Fertilisers Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives  Results of CONSULTATION/IMPACT ASSESSMENT - - - -  Positive List of feedstocks  December EU EU EU EU  4 working groups within TAC: January 2012  Limit Values  Overall structure; Nutrient content, Contaminants/Risks; Labelling/Control  Product property to be declared & labelled  Proposal new regulation until the end of 2012  Standard external control and Quality Assurance scheme  Reference: End-of-Waste standards & QAS for market control Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management,

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2 3rd Baltic Biowaste Conference, 23/24 Nov. 2011, Vilnius "Landfill Directive, ABPR, End-of-Waste, Recycling targets, resources strategy - Follow ups of EU Legislation for national organic waste management strategies and policies" Florian Amlinger, Compost – Consulting & Development, Austria

 Catering Waste ….  National rules ….. ABPR – the 2 Documents  Article 15 (2) (a) (ii)  Animal By-Products Regulation  Pending the adoption of common (EU) rules … Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives (EC) Nr. 1069/2009 Perspectives - - - -  Member States may adopt or maintain national rules for: …it shall apply from 4 March 2011 EU EU EU EU the transformation of animal by-products referred to in Article 10(p) [=catering waste]  Implementation rules Regulation including: (EC) Nr. 142/2011  manure; …published OJ L54 26 Feb 2011  digestive tract content separated from the digestive tract;  milk; milk-based products; milk-derived products; colostrum; colostrum products;  Composting and AD: Cat. 2 / Cat. 3 Material only !  eggs; egg products;  former foodstuff which has undergone processing. Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management,

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Time – Temperature Regime … flexible … well Time –Temperature Regime experienced and investigated !

Composting  Other Cat. 3 Material °C Time Further conditions system Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives - - - - > 55 °C 10 days  At least 3 to 5 times of  °   windrows EU EU EU 70 C 1 hr particle size: 12 mm EU OPEN physical agitation (turning) 65 °C 3 days  > 40 to 55% moisture 60 °C 3 days  …. does not reflect the reality of hygienisation CLOSED Systems  Min 6 – 8 weeks composting processes. A more flexible system is necessary….. ANAEROBIC 24 h  Followed by composting (?) Digestion > 55 °C thermophile 20 days  see above ANAEROBIC Pasteutisation unit OR … therefore … Digestion < 40 ° 28 days Followed by composting mesophile  see above Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management,

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REACH - EU Chemicals Regulation (EC) Nr. 1907/2006 IPPC / IED - Inclusion of Biological Treatment?  EXCLUDED from REACH  Best Available Technique Reference Document  COMPOST and DIGESTATES as [BREF] for the whole waste management sector  COMPOST as a PRODUCT according to article 5. starts January 2012. Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives BUT DIGESTATE is NOT EXCLUDED Perspectives  "Mini-BREF" for biological treatment - - - -  New concept:

EU EU New concept: EU  Commission's current INTERPRETATION: EU  Material coming partly or fully from living organisms which are  Instead of BAT document: description of typical unprocessed (NOT chemically modified) is exempted from (suitable) technologies acknowledged in biowaste REACH. management in MSs (technology, management, operation, emission control & costs) Problem for AD ECN … DANGER: expensive and disproportionate Over-  food residues often have undergone chemical modification during Regulation Quality management / assurance is much food processing (e.g. strawberry and strawberry marmalade). more effective, covers all scales of facilities than high level of technology … we need

Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, . Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management, flexible, locally adapted solutions

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Renewable Energy DIR. (EC) Nr. 28/2009 Roadmap for Resource Efficiency in Europe  Target  2020: 20% renewable recourses; 10% trafic sector  Important initiative: it includes the change of the waste status into  Framework for a qualification as resource. - revision of the Waste framework Directive   Make use of manure and agricultural residues: decentralised, 2014 - biowaste recycling = resource management. regional  new agricultural  Perspectives income Perspectives

Perspectives investments rural Perspectives - - - development -   use of phosphorous sources  reduce erosion EU EU EU  EU Sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids  increase organic matter in soil. + biodiversity.

 CO2 savings: > 35%  full implementation of the EU waste acquis  minimum targets  Respecting biodiversity and soil/landscape conservation  Stimulate demand for recycled materials  economic incentives (2012);  Definition of BIOMASS  Minimum recycled material rates (2012);   ‘biomass’’ means the biodegradable fraction of products, waste and residues  Public / EU funding  support recycling plants rather than incinerators from biological origin from agriculture (including vegetal and animal substances), (2014); forestry and related industries including fisheries and aquaculture, as well as the  Review existing prevention, re-use, recycling and targets biodegradable fraction of industrial and municipal waste; economy based on recycling  residual waste close to zero  2014

Biowaste Management,  Biowaste Management, Biowaste Management,  Energy Efficiency Coefficient is missing Biowaste Management,

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The Key = BIODIVERSITY ! Perspectives Perspectives - - EU EU Florian Amlinger [email protected] www. compostnetwork.info

nks !!! Many Tha Biowaste Management,

Biowaste Management, Fotos: Bioforschung Austria, Hildebrandt, Hedlund, Amlinger

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