SoE Emissions reporting

1Event/ date: West Balkan meeting, 14 – 15 September 2011, SkopjeAuthor: Hana Prchalova, CENIA

SoE Emissions reporting

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SoE Emissions to Water• New SoE reporting: since 2008• 1st. Year: test phase – simple structure, one table only• Regular reporting – database structure• Aim of reporting: compile indicator fact sheets, EEA

assessment• Source of data: existing national and/or regional sources• Emission data required under European directives: E-

PRTR, UWWTD, WFD, Eurostat• Other SoE reporting: Transitional, coastal and marine

waters quality, SoE Quantity

Event/ date: West Balkan meeting, 14 – 15 September 2011, SkopjeAuthor: Hana Prchalova, CENIA

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Emission data

• Aggregated annuall emission load (kg or tonnes per year) of nutrients, organic matter and hazardous substances per spatial units (national river basin districts, sub-units

• Point sources, diffuse sources, detailed source categories• Gross load: emissions to an inland waterbody; do not

account inland water retention (loss) processes within that water body – estimation or calculation from emission sources

• Net load: total pollutant load at the river mouth or land; account for in-river processes; calculation from concentration in river and water flow volume – transitional and/or coastal waters

and/or


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Emission data

• Selection of pollutants or substances optional form enumeration list, preffered hazardous substances (related with other directives and SoE reporting)

• Puzzle or menu approach more or less detailed information (depends on availability)

• Principle report once, use twice (or more) – code minus numbers instead of real emission values – e.g. Total nitrogen emission load from all E-PRTR facilities in RBD can be reported as -3

• Recommended reporting frequency: annually for point sources, every three years for diffuse sources


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Emission data model

• 5 tables:• Spatial unit characteristics and pressures table • Nutrients and organic matter emission discharges from

point sources• Nutrients and organic matter emissions from diffuse

sources• Hazardous substances emission discharges from point

sources• Hazardous substances emissions from diffuse sources


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Emission data model


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Guidance document

• Data Dictionary; Definition of WISE-SoE Reporting: Emissions

• Emission source discharges scheme and legend• Available in CIRCA

http://dd.eionet.europa.eu/


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Emission source discharges scheme


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Emission source discharges scheme


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Emission source categories

Point sources• Point sources to coastal and transitional waters:

D0 Direct Discharges (total)• Point sources to inland waters:

U1 Urban Waste Water Untreated (U11-U14)

U2 Urban Waste Water Treated (U21-U24)

I3 Industrial Waste Water Treated I4 Industrial Waste Water Untreated O5 Other Waste Water Treated O6 Other Waste Water Untreated G7 Point Sources to GW (total)Event/ date: West Balkan meeting, 14 – 15 September 2011, Skopje

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Emission source categories

Diffuse sources• NP1 Agriculture Emissions• NP2 Atmospheric Deposition• NP3 Un-Connected Dwellings Emissions• NP4 Urban Diffuse Emissions• NP5 Storm Overflows Emissions• NP6 Abandoned Industrial Sites Emissions• NP7 Other Diffuse Emissions• NP8 Background Emissions


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E-PRTR flag

• Relevant for Urban wastewater treatment plants above 100 000 p.e. and/or industrial treatment plants under E-PRTR regulation (selected economic activities and release (discharge) above threshold value (e.g. 50 000 kg of N per year)


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E-PRTR flag

• Different possibilities:• Report emission load from E-PRTR facilities

separately (flag yes, emissions from E-PRTR facilities only) – you can use -3 code instead of real value) and report emissions from non E-PRTR (flag no); real value

• Or report all emissions together (flag both) and real value

• You need not report every facility separately!


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