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This guidance document was adopted by the Government in January 2014.
Experience with new products and new plants incorporating low-emission techniques, as well as with theretrofitting of existing plants, is growing continuously; this guidance document may, therefore, need updating.
The costs in this guidance document were based on the following assumptions.
This guidance document is available on the Europa webpage on the Convention see below.
Given the heavy metals of concern in this guidance document, the production of copper, lead, zinc, gold and manganese production are particularly relevant.
This guidance document is designed to assist countries in achieving the above objectives.
The Executive Body is expected to adopt this guidance document as recommended by the Working Group on Effects and contained in document ECE/EB. AIR/2013/8.
This guidance document covers the stationary sources of NOx emissions listed in table 1.
Given the heavy metals of concern in this guidance document, the production of copper, lead, zinc, gold and production of silico- and ferro-manganese alloys are particularly relevant.
This guidance document is meant to provide suggestions for preparing a national SAICM Capacity Assessment.
This guidance document addresses the control options for the heavy metals cadmium, lead and mercury.
This guidance document explains and clarifies some of the aspects related to the application of the test procedure.
Costs in this guidance document are shown for the Netherlands or the United Kingdom and are given as examples only.
This guidance document has been prepared with the intention to assist interested countries in preparing a national SAICM capacity assessment.
This guidance document is prepared with the aim of assisting the Parties in fulfilling their obligations with regard to reporting.
This guidance document summarizes the information contained in the guidelines prepared by project groups 1.1, 2.1, 3.1 and 4.1A.
This guidance document has been revised on the basis of changes made to individual guidelines approved by MPWG.
This guidance document reflects the state of knowledge and experience of NOx and VOC control measures which had been achieved by 1999.
This guidance document covers the stationary sources of non-methane volatile organic compound(NMVOC) emissions listed in table 1.
In this guidance document the definition of best available techniques(BAT) is identical to the definition of BAT in annex III to the Protocol on Heavy Metals.
This guidance document is a support document to the global technical regulation(gtr) on non-road mobile machinery NRMM.
This guidance document addresses the control of NOx emissions considered as the sum of nitrogen oxide(NO) and nitrogen dioxide(NO2) expressed as NO2.
This guidance document takes into account emissions of cadmium(Cd), lead(Pb) and mercury(Hg) and their compounds, in solid(particle-bound) and/or gaseous form.
This Guidance document promotes the adoption of ambitious but feasible water quality requirements in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia(EECCA) countries.
Although this guidance document lists a number of measures spanning a range of costs and efficiencies, it cannot be considered as an exhaustive statement of control options.
Part one of this guidance document continues with chapter I, which presents the key issues that Parties should address in the institutional and legislative implementation of the Protocol.
In this guidance document dry additive processes for conventional boilers are considered as process modifications due to the injection of an agent into the combustion unit.
This guidance document,(exceptexcluding sections 2 and 3,) was revised based on changes made to individual guidelines, which have been evaluatedreviewed to reflect the practical situation.