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European Commission project:Continued improvements of inventory methodologies
Presentation to TFEIP11 May 2015Robert Stewart
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Continued improvements of inventory methodologies: Overview
Background to this project Project scope Project partners and responsibilities Stakeholder consultation Project programme Some key issues for each project task
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Guidebook update project: Background
Marta’s presentation provided the European Commission’s background to this project
Two origins: TFEIP management group list of improvement taskso Designed to deliver significant improvementso Reasonable prospect of success at reasonable cost
Two additional tasks seen as a priority by the European Commission
We acknowledge the support and commitment of the European Commission for this project
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Guidebook update project: Project scope
Task 1– Small-scale Combustion: Updated emission factors and improved methodologies Update to reflect current technologies and fuel types
Task 2 – Particulate Matter inventory estimates Task 2.1 Condensable vs filterable PM Task 2.2 Non-road mobile machinery
Task 3 – Emission inventory estimates from agriculture Task 3.1 Restructuring and developing new methods (NOx) Task 3.2 Ammonia emissions from fertiliser use Task 3.3 Ammonia emissions from standing crops Task 3.4 Ammonia emissions from biogas
Task 4 – SOx / SO2 and Black Carbon Task 4.1 SO2 and SO3 in SOx emissions; reduced sulphur Task 4.2 Black carbon/Elemental carbon/Organic carbon
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Guidebook update project: Project partners and responsibilities
Project Governance
European CommissionDG EnvironmentDirectorate C, Unit C.3
Project Manager Mark Broomfield
DeputySabino Del Vento
Task 1: Update emission factors and improved
methodologies
Lead: Robert Whiting
Task 2: Improving quality of PM inventory impacts
Lead: Chris Dore
Task 4: Improving quality of SOx/SO2 & BC inventory estimates and reporting
Lead: Robert Stewart
Task 3: Improving emission inventory
impacts from Agriculture
Lead: J. Webb
SR7: Quality Control
Project Quality Manager: Mark BroomfieldTechnical Reviewer: Robert Stewart
Robert StewartMark Broomfield
Chris Green
Senior staff
Ricardo-AEA Mark BroomfieldAether: Chris DoreAMEC: Robert Whiting
Framework Manager: Beth Conlan, Ricardo-AEA
Robert StewartJohn Norris
Tom BucklandMelanie HobsonRichard Claxton
Jeremy WiltshireKate Ody
Mark BroomfieldPeter BrownHarriet BellChris Dore
Juan Jose Rincon Cristobal
Beatriz Sanchez Jimenez
Chris DoreRichard Claxon
Chris GreenRob Whiting
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Guidebook update project: Project partners and responsibilities Task 1– Small-scale Combustion
Task leader: Robert Whiting (Amec) Contributors: Amec and Ricardo-AEA
Task 2 – Particulate Matter inventory estimates Task leader: Chris Dore (Aether) Contributors: Aether and Ricardo-AEA
Task 3 – Emission inventory estimates from agriculture Task leader: J Webb (Ricardo-AEA) Contributors: Ricardo-AEA and Aether
Task 4 – SOx / SO2 and Black Carbon Task leader: Robert Stewart (Ricardo-AEA) Contributors: Ricardo-AEA, Aether and Amec
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Guidebook update project: Consultation and liaison with experts Aim is to maximise opportunities for collaboration and input Circulation of briefings to key consultees Consultation on key issues and data
April 2015 EAGER meeting May 2015 TFEIP meeting
Literature search/review Development of updated methods Development of draft updated Guidebook text
Update to database held by EEA Consultation on draft updated Guidebook text Editing and finalisation of proposed Guidebook update for
consideration by TFEIP For consideration at May 2016 meeting
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Guidebook update project: Consultation and liaison with experts
Consultation 1: Key issues and data Feedback will be co-ordinated via Expert Panel co-chairs and task leaders Opportunity to discuss issues in Expert Panel meetings (Session 3)
Task 1– Small-scale Combustion Combustion & Industry Expert Panel
Task 2 – Particulate Matter inventory estimates Task 2.1 Condensable vs filterable PM Combustion & Industry EP Task 2.2 Non-road mobile machinery Combustion & Industry EP
Transport EP Task 3 – Emission inventory estimates from agriculture
Agriculture and Nature EP
Task 4 – SOx / SO2 and Black Carbon Combustion & Industry Expert Panel
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Guidebook update project: Consultation and liaison with experts
Consultation 1: key issues and data How to contribute to this consultation
By contributing to Expert Panel discussions in Session 3 By email to Expert Panel co-chairs up to 5 June 2015 By discussing and sharing your views with Task Leaders during TFEIP By email to Task Leaders up to 5 June 2015
Consultation 2: draft updated Guidebook text Scheduled for November/December 2015 Feedback will be needed to enable editing and completion early 2016
Thank you in advance for your co-operation
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Guidebook update project: Programme
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TFEIP scheduled meetingsWork programme (approximate)Gap analysisIssue summary paper for consultation ◊Consultation 1: Key references/issuesLiterature search & reviewDevelopment of updated methodologies
Draft updated Guidebook textDraft updated databaseIssue draft Guidebook for consultation ◊Consultation 2: Draft GuidebookEdit and finalise Guidebook textSubmit updated Guidebook to Commission ◊Submit updated Guidebook to TFEIP ◊Submit updated database to EEA ◊Meetings with European CommissionContingency period
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Guidebook update project: Key issues
Task 1– Small-scale Combustion The suitability of the proposed approach:
o Step 1. Review and assess existing guidebook chaptero Step 2. Typify and define the missing technology/fuel combinations o Step 3. Literature review and compilation of factorso Step 4. Assess activity data needs and Tier 3 Approacho Step 5. Update of guidebook chapter
What key technologies/fuel combinations are currently omitted from the guidebook; and which of the existing definitions require further review?
What additional reference sources should be included? What approaches to addressing activity data disaggregation are
consultees aware of?
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Guidebook update project: Key issues
Task 2.1: PM (Condensable vs Filterable) Emission Factors Can consultees identify any additional data sources Which countries hold details of PM assumptions used in emissions
inventories? Are there relevant national studies? Which countries might have data to support EFs for condensable PM?
Task 2.2: Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Can consultees identify any additional data sources Which countries compile detailed NRMM inventories? Which countries might be able to provide data to supports EFs for Tier 0
EFs?
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Guidebook update project: Key issues
Task 3.1: Restructuring and development of improved methods for agricultural sector Accuracy and completeness of the revised structure. Gaps in the current reporting of NH3 emissions and any relevant data Data and approaches to calculate emissions of NMVOC, NOx, PM. Comments on any proposed methodologies for NMVOC, NOx, PM
Task 3.2: Ammonia emissions from fertiliser use Any data on NH3 emissions following N fertilizer application Approaches to calculating NH3 emissions following N fertilizer
application Views on the findings and the usefulness of the multi-factorial analysis
when available
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Guidebook update project: Key issues
Task 3.3: Ammonia emissions from standing crops Ammonia emissions from standing crops are determined by the
concentration differences and resistance to transporto Much is known about atmospheric concentrationso Less is known about plant concentrations
Any information on models/measurements to predict net emissions from crops.
Task 3.4: Ammonia emissions from biogas Any data on emissions of NH3 from biogas facilities Comments on the proposed new inventory approach
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Guidebook update project: Key issues
Task 4.1: SOx / SO2 inventory estimates Is the described approach based on stakeholder engagement and literature
review appropriate? Any specific cases where inventory teams have differentiated SOx and SO2 Opinion and data on the importance of reduced sulphur Any other stakeholders
Task 4.2: Black carbon Is the list of data and information providers comprehensive? Information on the origin of the BC EFs in the Guidebook Are the suggested outputs the most appropriate way of collating new
information for the Guidebook?
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Guidebook update project: Contacts
Task 1– Small-scale Combustion Task leader: Robert Whiting (Amec) Email: [email protected]
Task 2 – Particulate Matter inventory estimates Task leader: Chris Dore (Aether) Email: [email protected]
Task 3 – Emission inventory estimates from agriculture Task leader: J Webb (Ricardo-AEA) Email: [email protected]
Task 4 – SOx / SO2 and Black Carbon Task leader: Robert Stewart (Ricardo-AEA) Email: [email protected]
Feedback by Friday 5 June 2015 please Thank you for your co-operation with this process