Übersetzung für "Permitting procedure" in Deutsch

Are there any particular difficulties in ensuring full coordination of the permitting procedure and conditions, especially where more than one competent authority is involved, as required by Article 7?

Installations covered by the Directive are subject to a permitting procedure in which limit values for relevant polluting emissions are set by competent authorities on the basis of the Best Available Techniques (BAT).

The IPPC Directive also requires efficient use of energy to be regulated in the permitting procedure, and this proposal is without prejudice to those requirements.

These vital sections will be clearly identified in the overall mapping exercise and awarded a label of ‘European interest’ so that they can benefit from an improved permitting procedure and concentrated funding if necessary.

In this respect, it is considered useful to provide for a new procedure permitting the Commission to suspend or reduce payments in specific situations in a more effective way.

Are there any particular difficulties in ensuring full coordination of the permitting procedure and conditions as required by Article 7, especially where more than one competent authority is involved?

How does national law ensure that the permitting procedure and conditions are fully coordinated where more than one competent authority is involved?

IED regulators give advice on a voluntary and non-binding basis to the competent authority responsible for emissions trading during the permitting procedure

This permitting procedure shall be fully co-ordinated with the procedure under Directive 96/61/EC on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) in order to avoid unnecessary bureaucracy.

Participation of the public should therefore be made a requirement where the permitting procedure takes place, as provided for in Directive 2003/35/EC, but not for the financial decisions related to such activities.

Furthermore, there is considerable risk of duplication, as normally the permitting procedure for the respective activity covered by the Århus Convention already itself requires public participation.

The IPPC Directive (Directive 96/61/EC on integrated pollution prevention and control), also contains elementary provisions concerning public participation in the permitting procedure of certain categories of industrial installations.

The IED greatly strengthens the importance of BAT in the permitting procedure and addresses certain shortcomings of the IPPCD, in particular with regard to permit reviews and inspections.

For example, Spain has nominated a main responsible authority which receives contributions from other authorities (e.g. municipalities, River Basin Authorities), whilst Austria has established an authority responsible for the overall permitting procedure and for appointing relevant experts for specific subject areas.

In order to ensure adequate risk management and to avoid administrative burden for operators, Member States should ensure that permitting authorities have sufficient resources and knowledge of the process and that the permitting procedure is appropriately coordinated.

Where different environmental authorities are involved during the permitting procedure, the IPPCD requires internal coordination in order to ensure an effective integrated approach.

In order to make a clear distinction between public participation and the information to be given to the public on the outcome of the permitting procedure, the provisions of the second part of Article 15(1) will be transferred to a new paragraph 5 - see paragraph 6.3.5 below.

The industrial wastewater discharges should also be subject to a permitting procedure, as enshrinedinthe Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive(Article 11).

A particularly simple procedure permitting doing without pressure-resistant equipment is available whenever the boiling point of the particular substrate (carboxylic acid or carboxylic alkylester) exceeds 150° C. and the temperature of reaction does not exceed the boiling point.