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E-PRTR dataflows and SEIS in the Netherlands Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Wim van der Maas

E-PRTR dataflows and SEIS in the Netherlands Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Wim van der Maas

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E-PRTR dataflows and SEIS in the Netherlands

Pollutant Release and Transfer Register

Wim van der Maas

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Outline

PRTR in the Netherlands Process and dataflow

Three systems with useful experiences for SEIS1. Integrated industrial reporting (e-AER)

2. Internal website with PRTR-partners

3. Aarhus implementation

Lessons Learned Technology is not the issue, what are the issues? Standardisation, Version control, What is in it for us?

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Netherlands Pollutant Release & Transfer Register

Since 1974 The national emissions to air, water and soil of 350 pollutants Two datasets per year (t-2 in March, t-1 in July) Formal approved by the partners:

Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) Statistics Netherlands (CBS) Institute for Inland Water Management and Waste Water Treatment the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO).

On behalf of three Ministries Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM) Transport, Public Works and Water Management (V&W)

Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV)

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Overall coordination of the process (70 emission experts, 10 institutes)

Infrastructure (websites, databases) Spatial allocation of the national emissions Report emissions to the Dutch government, EU, UNFCCC

LCP, EPER/E-PRTR, NIR, IIR CLRTAP/NEC, WFD etc. One exception: Cap & trade emission reports (ETS)

Report emissions to the public www.prtr.nl www.emissieregistratie.nl [email protected]

Tasks of the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency:

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Emissions of 1000 point sources (IPPC facilities, eAER’s)

650 source categories with national totals and activity levels

Divided into 55 work packages (Emission Experts)

5 Task Forces: Energy sector, industry, waste Agriculture Transport Water Consumers

Data in the PRTR

Diffuse sources

Calculated individual sources

IPPC-facilities (eAER)

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Dataflow

PRTR

Facilities

Internalwebsite

Allreports

e-AER

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

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Dataflow

PRTR

Facilities

Internalwebsite

Allreports

Public website

Embargo

sheet

e-AER

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Integrated industrial reporting (e-AER)

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Since 1995 mandatory annual reporting by the industry Integration of 11 separate questionnaires 250 largest companies + 500 voluntary

Questionnaire on paper of 100+ pages (fixed format) Increasing amount of themes

air, water, waste, energy, noise, safety, soil...

250 (local) authorities for validation at least 7 copies on paper

Digitised after validation into one database quality problems

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Integrated industrial reporting (e-AER)

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An intelligent form (100+ screens) Many checks and balances Historical data also shown

A central database with historical and actual data

A web-site to: Give user support (additional helpdesk) Reporting of data (to spreadsheets) Reporting of status information

Your password and ID implies the information

shown and read or write permission

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Integrated industrial reporting (e-AER)

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This months we will pass a new law to integrate E-PRTR with the other obligations: - Information on installations (LCP and to calculate national data)- On energy use (LCP, GHG) - 15 pollutants with lower thresholds (< 90% coverage)- 8 additional pollutants (TSP)- Combustion and process-emissions (GHG)

- Biomass CO2

And a tender to rebuild the e-AER to facilitate the integration of E-PRTR

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Dataflow

PRTR

Facilities

Internalwebsite

Allreports

e-AER

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

Work packageMDB’s

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Internal website with PRTR-partners

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Only accessible by PRTR-partners (extranet) Down- en Uploads by the Emission Experts

Version control Only the expert can upload it’s work package Many automated checks during uploads As many down- and uploads as wanted Automated logging of all uploads

EmissionExplorer for overall checks After an upload every partner can check ‘the whole picture’ To compare with previous datasets To analyses trends

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Public website (Aarhus implementation)

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To inform the public about emission-sources in their neighborhood (and, by doing so, increasing the involvement of the public in validation of emissions

Bilingual Integration of point sources and diffuse emissions Integrated compartments (air, air IPCC, soil, water

indirect and direct) Maps per emission source, 5*5 km grid, per community

(municipalities), water catchment area etc. Emission Explorer, only one dataset, no activity data All methodologies used, detailed exports

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350 pollutants 650 source categories 1000 point sources 400 communities, thousands grid-cells ……. 100.000.000 emissions 50.000 emission maps 200 methodology reports

Public website (Aarhus implementation)

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350 pollutants 1250 source categories 1000 point sources 400 communities, thousands grid-cells ……. 100.000.000 emissions 50.000 emission maps 200 methodology reports

Maximum transparency?

Public website (Aarhus implementation)

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Technology is not the issue

Store once use many Webservices / Central database

Capacity PRTR 100,000,000 emissions Ipod Complete GIS Europe on street level

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What are the issues?

Standardisation

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Datamodel ER

Spatial allocation

Pollutant hierarchy

National emissions

SourceCategorisation

Waste

Datasets

Activity- data

Compart-ments

Work packages

Reporting obligations

Installations & stacks

Facilityemissions & activity levels

Facilities

Competentauthorities

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What are the issues?

Standardisation Just finished a study to explain the CO2-differences between ETS,

E-PRTR, NIR-CRF

Version control (continuously updated!) Timing of the various obligations Process is dominated by the UNFCC GHG inventory

What is in it for us? (to get people moving) Focus communication of SEIS

Business to Government (no) Local Government to National Government (no) National Government to EU (yes) EU to the public (…)

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Concepts we benefited from

The owner has control Central data-model No storage of redundant information

Pro: consistency guaranteed Contra: storage at the lowest level Source categorisation

Very strict version control Two datasets, always ‘JIT’, harmonise data

Forbid the use of spreadsheets for data storage or as a reporting tool