Guidance

Sector Guidance Note S5.06: recovery and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste

Advice on indicative standards of operation and environmental performance for industrial sectors.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 13 May 2013
• Last updated: 10 October 2018 — See all updates

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Sector Guidance Note S5.06: recovery and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste

Ref: LIT 8199

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Treating waste by thermal desorption: addendum to S5.06

Ref: LIT 6851

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Guidance for the storage and treatment of aerosol canisters and similar packaged wastes: addendum to S5.06

Ref: LIT 5897

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Details

Operators of waste activities that need permits must meet the requirements of:

• S5.06
• clinical waste guidance S5.07
• waste treatments BREF

These are the initial points for defining appropriate measures and best available techniques (BAT).

New waste installations and new or replacement plant at existing waste installations must use BAT and meet associated emission limits from the date they are first permitted.

BAT and associated emission limits are set out in Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2018/1147 on the European IPPC Bureau website.

For existing waste installations, operators will need to make sure that the BAT conclusions are met in full by August 2022.

Published 13 May 2013
Last updated 10 October 2018 + show all updates

1. 10 October 2018

   Operators of waste activities that need permits must meet the requirements of S5.06, clinical waste guidance S5.07 and the waste treatments BREF.

2. 13 September 2018

   Page updated: New waste installations and new or replacement plant at existing waste installations must use best available techniques (BAT) and meet associated emission limits from the date they are first permitted. In all other cases the Environment Agency will work with the operators of existing waste installations to ensure that the BAT conclusions are met in full by August 2022.

3. 13 May 2013

   First published.