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AIR EMISSION INVENTORY IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

2004

RESULTS

Magdalena Trajkovska Trpevska

TEHNOLAB

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CONTENTS:

Introduction

Results

The process of inventory preparation

Compeletness

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MOEPP

ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTER

TEHNOLAB INVENTORY

TNO

AEAT

SPIRIT

Introduction

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ETC/ACC

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Acknowledgement:

•MSc. Magdalena TrajkovskaTrpevska - Team lider

Tehnolab's Team:

• Ljubomir Ivanovski – executive manager

•Andrijana Veljanoska – assistant

•Brankica Kostova – assistant

•Elena Trpcevska – assistant

•Bosko Blazevski – compiler

•Marjan Gjurovski – compiler

National experts:

•MSc. Dejan Mirakovski

•Phd. Bosko Nikov

•Phd. Vladimir Gjabirski

•Phd. Nikola Nikolov

•Phd. Svetomir Hadji Jordanov

•Phd. Dimitar Hadjimisev

MOEPP:

•MSc Marionka Vilarova

•Svetlana Gjorgjeva

•Aneta Doneva

ETC/ACC experts:

•Tinus Pulles

•Chris Dore

•Jan Svetlik

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Period of Inventory preparation

August 2005 - January 2006

Introduction

ActivityDuration

Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb

Data Gap Assessment

Team Structure definition

QA/QC Manual Preparations

Data Acquisition Log Building

Data Collection

Data Processing

Methodology Manual Writing

Building the Database (data loading into Collector)

Preparing Reports (by use of AE-DEM Reporter)

Compilation output datasets

Summary Report Preparation

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PROCESS OF INVENTORY PREPARATION

Planning

Preparation

Management

Inventory preparation

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Defining of :

Appointment of the team of experts and assistants

Specific tasks and responsibilities

Procedures of the data collection and data processing

Plan for quality control and quality assurance

Inventory preparation - Planning

Planning

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NATIONAL

EXPERTS OWN EXPERTS

AND ASSISTANTS

TEHNOLAB

TEAM FOR PREPARATION OF THE INVENTORY

SECTOR EXPERTS AND ASSISTANTS

SNAP 11

SNAP ...

SNAP 02

SNAP 01

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DATA SOURCES

Energy Balance of the Republic of Macedonia for 2004

Statistical Yearbook 2004

Data (information) from Cadastre of Polluters and Pollutants of the Republic of Macedonia

Database of vehicles of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Macedonia for 2004

Spatial Plan of the Republic of Macedonia

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Inventory preparation - Data management

DATA PROCESSING

Methodologies used and selection of emission factors:

CORINAIR Atmospheric Emission Inventory Guidebook, Second

Edition, 1999.

The Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas

Inventories (Revised Guidelines)

FIRE 6.24

Expert's analysis

E = EF · A

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ENTERING AND ARCHIVING OF THE DATA BASE:

Inventory preparation - Data management

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Recommendations from:

EMEP/CORINAIR Emission Inventory Guidebook,

“Good practice guidance for CLRTAP emission inventories”

UNFCCC IPCC Good Practice Guidance.

CERTIFICATE ISO 9001:2000 obtained by TEHNOLAB

Bases for preparation of PLAN for quality assurance and quality control are:

PLAN FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL

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QA/QC activities

What Who

How When

INVENTORY preparation and development

Inventory preparation - Data management

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SNAP sectors: - groups (categories)

01 Combustion in energy transformation industry

02 Non-industrial combustion plants

03 Combustion in manufacturing industry

04 Production processes

05 Extraction and distribution of fossil fuels

06 Solvent and other product use

07 Road transport

08 Other mobile sources and machinery

09 Waste treatment and disposal

10 Agriculture

11 Other sources and sinks

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Total 92 SNAP categories (79 from area source activities, 13 from facilities )

Activity rates - total 113 (85 from area sources and 28 from facilities)

Emissions factors - total 472 (301 from area sources and 171 from facilities)

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The following pollutants have been covered:

SO2 (sulphur dioxide)

NOx (Nitrogen oxides)

NMVOC ( non methane volatile organic compounds)

CH4 (methane)

CO (carbon monoxide)

CO2 (carbon dioxide)

N2O (nitrous oxide)

NH3 (ammonia)

TSP (total suspended particulate ) particulate matter/dust

HFC-32; HFC-143a; HFC-125; HFC-134a (fluorinated

hydrocarbons) hydrofluorocarbons

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SO2 [Mg]

NOX [Mg]

NMVOC [Mg]

CH4 [Mg]

CO [Mg]

CO2 [Gg]

N2O [Mg]

NH3 [Mg]

TSP [Mg]

HF 32

[Mg]

HFC125

[Mg]

HFC134a

[Mg]

HFC143a

[Mg]

SNAP 01 91863,5 13099,0 1690,1 50,1 384,5 7020,8 77,5 0,0 4674,8        

SNAP 02 1061,5 1501,9 3508,8 2184,9 41442,7 1898,2 132,3 58,0 1533,4        

SNAP 03 6449,7 2743,7 210,5 145,2 552,1 1054,5 122,7 0,5 1208,8        

SNAP 04 355,5 4933,0 1107,8 12,3 9004,1 697,5 0,0 0,0 22278,4        

SNAP 05 0,0 0,0 424,9 11613,0 552,3 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0        

SNAP 06 0,0 0,0 8484,7 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,79 4,78 9,51 0,36

SNAP 07 774,7 9200,6 8824,1 188,1 40927,2 995,6 45,2 0,0 0,0        

SNAP 08 250,7 2068,8 969,2 14,1 2024,7 165,5 52,6 0,3 224,9        

SNAP 09 3,4 20,7 1,0 14448,5 5,3 13,7 0,6 0,0 0,8        

SNAP 10 0,0 0,0 0,0 27696,4 0,0 0,0 790,0 7384,0 0,0        

SNAP 11 38,3 168,4 98866,6 847,5 4841,7 72,2 824,4 1381,6 0,0        

TOTAL 100797,3 33736,1 124087,7 57200,0 99734,6 11918,0 2045,3 8824,3 29921,0 0,79 4,78 9,51 0,36

AIR EMISSION INVENTORY - Results

Emission of pollutants by SNAP sectors

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SNAP

01 SNAP

02 SNAP

03 SNAP

04 SNAP

05 SNAP

06 SNAP

07 SNAP

08 SNAP

09 SNAP

10 SNAP

11 Total

SO2 [Mg]91863,50 1061,50 6449,69

355,48 0,00 0,00 774,72 250,74 3,40 0,00 38,31100797,3

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No SO2 emission from the sectors SNAP 05, SNAP 06 and SNAP 10

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SNAP

01 SNAP

02 SNAP

03 SNAP

04 SNAP

05 SNAP

06 SNAP

07 SNAP

08 SNAP

09 SNAP

10 SNAP

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emission

NOx [Mg] 13099,03 1501,93 2743,69 4932,95 0,00 0,00 9200,58 2068,80 20,73 0,00 168,40 33736,11

No NOx emission from the sectors SNAP 05, SNAP 06 i SNAP 10

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

NMVOC [Mg] 1690,10 3508,80 210,48 1107,78 424,90 8484,66 8824,09 969,19 1,01 0,00 98866,64 124087,65

No NMVOC emission from the sector SNAP 10

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emission

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

CH4 [Mg] 50,07 2184,93 145,17 12,30 11613,03 0,00 188,08 14,07 14448,48 27696,35 847,49 57199,97

No CH4 emission from the sector SNAP 06

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

CO [Mg} 384,47 41442,72 552,13 9004,06 552,30 0,00 40927,16 2024,73 5,34 0,00 4841,69 99734,60

No CO emission from the sectors SNAP 06 and SNAP 10

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

CO2 [Gg] 7020,82 1898,15 1054,51 697,53 0,00 0,00 995,60 165,49 13,68 0,00 72,17 11917,95

AIR EMISSION INVENTORY - CO2 emission

No CO2 emission from the sectors SNAP 05, SNAP 06 and SNAP 10

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No N2O emission from the sectors SNAP 04,SNAP 05 and SNAP 06

SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP

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emission

N2O [Mg} 77,46 132,31 122,74 0,00 0,00 0,00 45,18 52,61 0,60 790,00 824,35 2045,25

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

NH3 [Mg] 0,00 57,97 0,50 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,28 0,00 7383,98 1381,56 8824,29

No NH3 emission from the sectors SNAP 01, SNAP 04, SNAP05, SNAP 06 and SNAP 09

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SNAP 01

SNAP 02

SNAP 03

SNAP 04

SNAP 05

SNAP 06

SNAP 07

SNAP 08

SNAP 09

SNAP 10

SNAP 11

Total emission

TSP [Mg] 4674,76 1533,39 1208,75 22278,40 0,00 0,00 0,00 224,85 0,82 0,00 0,00 29920,97

No TSP emission from the sectors SNAP 05, SNAP 06, SNAP 07, SNAP10 and SNAP 11

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What is controlled

INVENTORY preparation and development

Inventory preparation - Data management

Activity Data

Methodology applied

Emission factors

Correctness of the calculations (Estimations)

Software data base

In the course of its responsibilities TEHNOLAB has undertaken activities for (QA/QC):

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Who controlled

INVENTORY preparation and development

Control team composed of experts and specialized

personnel of TEHNOLAB.

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In the course of its responsibilities TEHNOLAB has undertaken activities for (QA/QC):

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When is the control

undertaken

INVENTORY preparation and development

After the finishing of every phase of the activities

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In the course of its responsibilities TEHNOLAB has undertaken activities for (QA/QC):

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How the control is

undertaken

INVENTORY preparation and development

According to the recommendations from:

Inventory preparation - Data management

EMEP/CORINAIR Emission Inventory Guidebook, “Good practice guidance for CLRTAP emission inventories”

UNFCCC IPCC Good Practice Guidance.

In the course of its responsibilities TEHNOLAB has undertaken activities for (QA/QC):

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INVENTORY preparation and development

All amendments and corrections in these forms have been made in consent with the sector experts and temporary archived in electronic form .

Inventory preparation - Data management

In the course of its responsibilities TEHNOLAB has undertaken activities for (QA/QC):