Year: 2015
This EPA Guidance Document sets out the details of the EPA’s Public Access to Information initiative whereby additional selected “Keystone Enforcement Documents” are published on the Licence Details page of the EPA’s website. These documents include Licensee Self-Monitoring Reports and EPA Site Visit Reports. Guidance is provided on how the EPA Licence holder may submit a Licensee Public Response to the EPA Site Visit Report.
Year: 2015
This is a suggested template for licensees when making a Public Response to a Site Visit.
Year: 2015
This document sets out the principles of, process for putting in place, and instruments acceptable for, and instruments acceptable for, financial provision. The EPA has also published financial provision templates for use when putting financial provision in place.
EPA Licence Reg. No. WO184-01 , May 2015
Year: 2015
This interim status report outlines the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) review of air emissions from the ENVA Ireland Ltd. facility in Portlaoise.
Year: 2014
This document provides a guideline template report for licensees to use when reporting a Hydrogeological Review/Technical Assessment to demonstrate compliance with the European Communities Environmental Objectives (Groundwater) Regulations 2010 (S.I. No 9 of 2010). The Guideline Template Report sets out the content and standard of work that should be submitted to the EPA.
Year: 2014
This guidance presents a systematic approach for assessing and costing environmental liabilities associated with closure, restoration/aftercare and incidents. It replaces those aspects of Guidance on Environmental Liability Risk Assessment, Residuals Management Plans and Financial Provision (EPA, 2006).
Year: 2014
This document provides unit costs for closure and restoration/aftercare including landfill specific unit costs. It accompanies the Environmental Protection Agency Guidance on assessing and costing environmental liabilities (EPA, 2014).
Year: 2014
How to manage confidential enforcement submissions
PRTR facilities that transfer waste offsite above relevant waste thresholds are reportable to Europe, March 2014
Year: 2014
All facilities with a PRTR class of activity that tranfer waste offsite above relevant waste thresholds are reportable to Europe
E-PRTR pollutants and their relevant thresholds above which they are reportable to Europe, March 2014
Year: 2014
Each PRTR facility releases pollutants or transfers waste off-site which exceed specific thresholds set out in Article 5 of the E-PRTR Regulation. These thresholds for releases of pollutants are specified for each media - air, water and land - in Annex II of the E-PRTR Regulation.
Facility capacity thresholds above which they are reportable to PRTR, March 2014
Year: 2014
Facility capacity thresholds above which they are reportable to PRTR
Year: 2012
Excel spreadsheet for Urban Waste Water Treatment Plants for Enviornmental Liabilities Risk Assessment
Year: 2011
Guidance document for operators, regulatory authorities and the public in relation to the Environmental Liability Directive and the European Communites (Environmental Liability) Regulation 2008, (Statutory Instrument 547 of 2008) and Act
Year: 2011
Guidance for completing the PRTR for facilities within the Waste Sector
Year: 2011
Guidance for the Quarrying Sector in compiling and reporting information for the Purposes of the PRTR Regulations
Year: 2009
It assesses Ireland’s enforcement of environmental standards and highlights the challenges we face as a country in complying fully with European requirements for air, water and waste. To purchase a copy of this report (€25), please contact the EPA Publications Office by telephone on 053-9160600 or email publications@epa.ie
Year: 2009
This is the Sector Specific Releases Calculation tool for the Quarry Sector
Year: 2009
Calculation tool to assist in calculating emissions from Pig and Poultry Units for EPR.
Year: 2006
This document is more relevant to non-EPA licensed industry sectors but will be of interest to licensed sites as well. Please note, however, that in the event of any inconsistency or conflict between the EU Guidance Document and the requirements of your licence, the requirements of your licence shall be followed. Also, please be careful to take the widest interpretation of the guidance in relation to your facility.
Year: 2003
Summary of different techniques used to determine diffuse methane from landfill sites
