Utjecaj Direktive u industrijskim emisijama na postrojenje TE-TO Zagreb

Abstract: At the present time the thermal power plants are a major polluter of the environment. In order to ensure the prevention and control of environmental pollution, the EU Directive 2010/75/EC on industrial emissions lays down the mandatory environmental requirements that certain activities in the energy industry, industry and waste management must fulfill in order to be granted an operating license (environmental permit). These requirements include the use of best available technologies (BAT) and other measures to prevent or, where that is not practicable, to reduce the emissions of pollutants or energy into the air, water and soil. This paper analyzes the effects of "TE-TO Zagreb" power plant on the environment, the environmental management system implemented by the "TE-TO Zagreb", and plant compliance with conditions defined by Directive 2010/75/EC. Based on a comparison of pollutant emissions from "TE-TO Zagreb" with the emission limit values laid down in the Directive, the measures that may be taken to comply with the requirements of the Directive have been proposed.