Bilateral screening: Chapter 27 PRESENTATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA CAFE Directive 2008/50/EC & 4th Daughter Directive 2004/107/EC

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1 REPUBLIC OF SERBIA Negotiating Group for the Chapter 27 Environment and Climate Change Bilateral screening: Chapter 27 PRESENTATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA CAFE Directive 2008/50/EC & 4th Daughter Directive 2004/107/EC Air and Ozone Layer Protection Unit Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Brussels, November 2014

2 Legislative framework 1 CAFE Directive and 4 th Daughter Directive are transposed through the: The Law on the Air Protection Regulation on monitoring conditions and air quality requirements Rulebook on content of air quality plans Rulebook on short-term action plans High level of transposition achieved for both directives, with exemption of the provisions that set obligation of EU member states towards the European Commission (will be transposed by the date of accession). Implementing acts: Regulation on the air quality control programme in the national network; Regulation on determination of zones and agglomeration; Regulation on determination of the list of air quality categories in zones and agglomerations in the Republic of Serbia for 2011, 2012; Rulebook on conditions for issuing a permit for air quality measurement and a permit for measurement of emissions from stationary sources of pollution 2

3 Legislative framework 2 Human health Limit or target (*) value Long-term objective Exposure reduction target (***) Pollutant SO 2 NO 2 Averaging period Hour Day Year Hour Day Year Value 350 µg/m µg/m 3 50 µg/m 3 (X) 150 µg/m 3 (X) 85 µg/m 3 (X) 40 µg/m 3 Maximum number of allowed occurences Date applicable Information (**) and alert thresolds Value Date Period Treshold value 3 hours 500 µg/m 3 3 hours 400 µg/m 3 Benzene Year 5 µg/m CO Max daily 8-10 mg/m hour mean Day Year 5 mg/m 3 (X) 3 mg/m 3 (X) O 3 Max daily 8- hour mean avareged over 3 years 120 µg/m 3 (*) µg/m 3 Not defined 1 hours 1 hours (3 hours) PM 10 Day Year 50 µg/m 3 40 µg/m 3 PM 2.5 Year 25 µg/m 3 (*) 25 µg/m 3 ST1 20 µg/m 3 ST2 20 µg/m 3 ECO ERT depends on AEI (***) µg/m 3 (**) 240 µg/m 3 (X) the value has been retained from the previous Rulebook on Imission limit values, measuring methods, criteria for establishing measuring sites and data evidence 3

4 Legislative framework 3 Human health Limit or target (*) value Pollutant Averaging period Value Date applicable Pb Day 1 µg/m 3 (X) 2016 Year 0.5 µg/m As Year 6 ng/ m 3 (*) Cd Year 5 ng/ m 3 (*) Ni Year 20 ng/ m 3 (*) BaP Year 1 ng/ m 3 (*) Vegetation protection Pollutant Averaging period Critical level or target (*) value Long-term objective Value Date applicable Value Date applicable SO 2 Calendar year 20 µg/m 3 and winter (1 October to 31 March) Oxides of Calendar year 30 µg/m 3 nitrogen O 3 May to July AOT40 (calculated from 1 h values) μg/m3 h averaged over five years (*) AOT40 (calculated from 1 h values) μg/m3 h Not defined (X) the value has been retained from the previous Rulebook on Imission limit values, measuring methods, criteria for establishing measuring sites and data evidence 4

5 Institutional framework Institution Responsibility Administrative capacity Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection (MAEP) Air and Ozone Layer Protection Unit Serbian Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) -Unit for Air Quality Monitoring -National laboratory Department (Calibration laboratory and Analytical laboratory) -Unit for information system Accreditation body of Serbia (ABS) Laboratory department Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning, Construction and Environmental Protection - Department for Environmental Monitoring and Information System Local-self government Transposition, establishing of air quality monitoring network (Air Quality Control Programme), authorization for air quality measurements, delineation of zones and agglomerations, approval of air quality plans and short term action plans, co-operation with other countries and for enforcement of the Law on the Air Protection Implementation of Directive s requirements related to the AQ monitoring, assessment of air quality, co-ordination of quality assurance programmes, reporting on national level and reporting to the EEA Ensuring the accuracy of measurements by accreditation of measurement methods AQ monitoring in local network and for providing information to the public and to the appropriate organizations, for preparation of AQ plans and short term action plans and for taking measures to attain the target values. - 1 employee The needs for employment on data management and equipment maintenance tasks and on AQ modeling task - 5 employees - 4 employees - 1 employee with shared responsibilities - 15 employees with shared responsibilities - 5 employees with shared responsibilities AQ monitoring in local network and for providing information to the public and to the appropriate organizations, for preparation of AQ plans and short term action plans and for taking measures to attain the target values. 5

6 Strengthening administrative capacities IPA 2007 Strengthening Administrative Capacities for Implementation of Air Quality Management System SR 07 IB EN 01 ( ) Beneficiaries: Ministry, SEPA, autonomous province of Vojvodina, LSGs, PHIs IPA 2008 " Assistance to Serbian Environment Protection Agency as National focal point institution for cooperation with European Environment Agency in strengthening the EIONET in Serbia" IPA 2012 "Assistance to the Environmental protection Agency in estabishing and maintenace of environmetal integral monitoring system" TAIEX workshops for LSGs on air quality plans: - Workshop on the preparation of air quality plans (23-24 April 2009) - Workshop on the Implementation of air quality plans (12-13 April 2010) TAIEX - ECRAN Multi-beneficiary Regional Workshop on Air quality Directive (29 September - 1 October 2014) ENVAP 2 - "Preparations for negotiations related to Serbia s EU accession process " 6

7 Zones and agglomerations Zones and agglomerations are identified in accordance with Article 6 of Law on Air Protection, based on the air quality assessment. ZONES SRBIJA 2,998,110 VOJVODINA 1,466,770 KOSOVO AND METOHIJA* In accordance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 and article 135 of Stabilisation and Association Agreement, data for this zone is not available 1,965,000 AGGLOMERATIONS BEOGRAD 1,659,440 NOVI SAD 341,625 NIŠ 260,237 BOR 48,615 UŽICE 78,040 KOSJERIĆ 12,090 SMEDEREVO 108,209 PANČEVO 123,414 Zones/agglomerations will be re-designated in order to make them more relevant or appropriate for air quality assessment (2016). 7

8 Assessment regime Preliminary air quality assessment in the Republic of Serbia was done in 2010 * - administrative district selected as a unit for the spatial assessment - data from (manual measurements) were used for AQ assessment assessment regime has to be determined based on data from the Automatic Monitoring Stations and zones and agglomerations have to be classified in relation to the assessment thresholds (2016). * assisted by EU funded project 8

9 National AQM Network 1 National Automatic monitoring network (measurements with reference methods and non referent gravimetric method which is accredited).* Consists of 36 AQM stations of SEPA and additional four AQM stations established after adoption of the National Air Quality Control Programme. SEPA AQM system have support from calibration laboratory, analytical laboratory and IT department. Preparation for accreditation of AQ calibration laboratory/aq network is an activity that is ongoing and its finalization is expected in 2016/2017. Number of analyzers, by pollutants, is the following: SO 2-39, NO 2-36, CO - 32, O 3-14, PM 10 / 2.5 (automatic) 15, PM 10 / 2.5 sequential sampler - 15, BTX (automatic) 11, METEO- as a compacted sensor package (t, RH, vv, dd and P) 39. Some of equipments are not currently in operational status. Four AQMS of PHI Belgrade are also included in national AAQMN. In terms of assessment methods all equipment operates in the regime of fixed measurements. * assisted by EU funded project 9

10 National AQM Network 2 Z O N E Agglomeration SRBIJA VOJVODINA Beograd Novi Sad Nis Bor Pancevo Smederevo Uzice Kosjerić Kostolac Loznica Sabac Kragujevac Valjevo Kraljevo Cacak Paracin Popovac Zajecar Krusevac K Vis Kopaonik Vranje S Mitrovica Kikinda Beočin centar BGD Novi Beograd BGD S.Grad BGD Traffic BGD Vracar BGD P most BGD Z brdo Obrenovac centar Novi Sad Traffic Novi Sad Urban Nis Traffic Nis Urban Bor Brezonik Bor Institut Bor Gradski park Bor Krivelj Pancevo Sodara Smederevo Carina Smedervo Centar Smederevo Radinac Smederevo Ralja Uzice Kosjeric 10

11 National AQM Network 3 Manual monitoring network (18 laboratories PHI authorized for monitoring). Monitoring of air quality in the national sub-network of stations in urban areas, using manual methods at 32 measuring sites in 21 towns in Serbia. Equivalency testing and field tests for non-reference methods have been partially done. Evaluation of National Air Quality Monitoring Network performed in 2011/2012*. The system should be reassessed in a way that the minimum number of monitoring stations required per pollutant in each zone/agglomeration is set in accordance with Annex, V and IX of CAFE Directive and Annex of 4 th Daughter Directive (2016). * assisted by EU funded project 11

12 Measurements for specific purposes measurements for specific purposes using mobile AAQMS were conducted in Bečej, Pirot and Zaječar; measurements of As, Cd, Ni and Pb for specific purposes were conducted In Zajača, Veliko Gradište and Beočin.

13 AQ modeling AQ modeling has not been sufficiently used for AQ assessment and AQ planning. 1) Pilot study: Air quality modelling of SO 2 in Belgrade territory - USA EPA dispersion model AERMOD were used; 2) Project: Analysis of the traffic impact on the emissions of NO 2 and PM 10 in Novi Sad and staff training in the city administration - PROKAS dispersion model has been used. It is necessary to strengthen human capacities in the field of AQ modeling. * assisted by EU funded project 13

14 Air Quality Monitoring 1 Complete data sets for some station in automatic network are not available because of inconsistent financing flows for the maintenance and servicing support. *Source : Serbian Environmental Protection Agency 14

15 Air Quality Monitoring 2 In 2013 heavy metals in suspended particles has been meassured on 4 AMS within National Air Quality Monitoring Network: Belgrade-Vračar, Novi Sad- Spens, Valjevo and Užice. Insufficient measurement data to decide if the compliance with target values for As, Cd and Ni is achieved. 15

16 Local Air Quality Monitoring Network of AP Vojvodina 16

17 AQ assessment zone Vojvodina and agglomerations Novi Sad and Pančevo in and Legend Air quality categories in 2012 the availability of data does not satisfy the prescribed value X<LV X>TV Air quality categories in 2011 the availability of data does not satisfy the prescribed value X<LV X>TV NO2 PM10 * Study of spatial differentiation of environment in the territory of APV in order to identify the most vulnerable locations 17

18 AQ assessment in the Republic of Serbia 1 The annual value and number of days with exceedance SO 2, NO 2 and PM 10 on 2013 in the Republic of Serbia Бор_Градски парк Бор_Институт РИМ Бор_Кривељ Земун_ГЗЈЗ Грабовац_ГЗЈЗ Нови Сад_Шангај_АПВ Обреновац_ М.М_ГЗЈЗ Смедерево_Центар Београд_Славија ГЗЈЗ Београд_Зелено брдо Лозница Смедерево_Царина Костолац Београд_Мостар Београд_Овча ГЗЈЗ Обреновац_Центар Чачак Зрењанин_АПВ Београд_ Д.Стеф._ГЗЈЗ Параћин Крушевац Сремска Митровица Панчево_Ватрогасни дом Косјерић Панчево_Војловица Панчево_Содара Београд_НБг_ГЗЈЗ Кикинда Нови Сад_Лиман Ниш_О.ш. Св. Сава Поповац_Холцим Копаоник LV Year SO Num. of days > 125 µg/m3 Annual average Београд_ Д.Стефана_ГЗЗЈЗ Београд_Славија_ГЗЗЈЗ Ужице Краљево Ваљево Београд_Мостар Бор_Институт РИМ Београд_НБг_О.Бригада_ Београд_Стари град Београд_Н.Београд Београд_ Земун_ГЗЗЈЗ Врање Ниш_ИЗЈЗ Ниш Београд_Врачар Крагујевац С. Митровица Беочин_Центар Шабац Нови Сад_Лиман Београд_Зелено брдо Панчево_Содара Ниш_О.ш. Св. Сава Чачак Зајечар Крушевац Смедерево_Царина Косјерић Београд_Овча ГЗЗЈЗ Кикинда Београд_ Лазаревац_ГЗЗЈЗ Обреновац_ М.Милан. Поповац_Холцим Каменички Вис - ЕМЕП Копаоник Num. of days > 85 µg/m3 NO 2 LV Year Annual average TV Year Београд_ Д.Стеф._ГЗЗЈЗ Београд_Овча ГЗЗЈЗ Смедерево_Центар Београд_О.Бриг._ГЗЗЈЗ Ужице Београд_Зелено брдо Обреновац_Центар Косјерић Обреновац_ М.М._ГЗЗЈЗ Београд_Мостар Беочин_Центар Поповац_Холцим Бгд_ Грабовац_ГЗЗЈЗ Београд_Врачар Београд_ Земун_ГЗЗЈЗ Ниш_ИЗЈЗ Ниш Нови Сад_СПЕНС Београд_Стари град Зајача Београд_Н.Београд Панчево_Војловица Каменички Вис TV Year LV Year Num. of days > 50 µg/m3 PM 10 Annual average *Source : Serbian Environmental Protection Agency 18

19 AQ assessment in the Republic of Serbia 2 X<LV LV<X<TV X>TV AIR QUALITY CATEGORY ZONES II I I I SRBIJA II I I I VOJVODINA AGGLOMERATIONS BEOGRAD (PM 10, NO 2 ) (PM 10, NO 2 ) (PM 10, NO 2 ) NOVI SAD I I (NO 2 ) (NO 2 ) NIŠ II I BOR (SO 2 ) (SO 2 ) (SO 2 ) (SO 2 ) UŽICE II II KOSJERIĆ II SMEDEREVO PANČEVO I CITY VALJEVO on teritory of zone Serbia *Source : Serbian Environmental Protection Agency 19

20 Air Quality plans 1 The Air Quality Plan for agglomeration Bor introduces measures to solve high SO 2 concentrations even cases of exceedances of alert treshold for SO 2 in Bor have been recorded. Operator of the Copper Smelter in Bor has separate access to part of the SEPA website with real-time minute and hourly values of SO 2 and meteorological parameters on Bor AQM stations. It is expected that new smelter will be put in operation by the end of the year and that this activity will have positive effects on the reduction of SO 2 concentration. Difficulties with securing funding in the LSG budgets for preparation of AQ plan and finalizing the process of selection of the company/ institution (public procurement procedure). Process of preparation of AQ plans takes 2-3 years. 20

21 Air Quality plans 2 Agglomeration Beograd* Activities Working group on AQ Plan in Belgrade, which includes relevant stakeholders (industry, traffic, university representatives) and which was constituted within the AQ Twinning project, continued its work in 2013 and In July 2013 Public Health Institute Belgrade was selected in the public tendering process as a lead institution for AQ Plan preparation. Final draft will be prepared by the end of the year and adoption is expected in Pančevo Preparation of AQ has started in 2014 and adoption is expected in Kosjerić Smederevo City Valjevo on teritory of zone Serbia * Assisted by EU funded project Preparation has not started yet due to difficulties with securing the funding. Activities on development of an AQ Plan in aggolomeration Smederevo have started in September Funding is secured in the local budget. Preparation of AQ Plan has not started yet but some of activities are finalized or ongoing and will have positive impact on air quality: - Strategy on local sustainable development (2010), - Study on traffic in the town for 5 years period (2013), - extension of network covered by district heating system with the aim to reduce the percentage of popullation with domestic heating. 21

22 Informing the public SEPA, autonomous province and local self-government units are responsible for providing information to the public and to the appropriate organizations. AQ data are available : Hourly values (real time) from National network are also available Hourly values are available and from following local automatic monitoring stations network - Autonomous province of Vojvodina - Belgrade (real time) - Pančevo (real time) SEPA also informs about exceedances of alert threshold 22

23 Reporting The Annual Report on the state of air quality in the Republic of Serbia is prepared and published by the SEPA ( ) This is the first year of e-reporting toward EIONET SEPA reports information for SO 2, NO 2, NO, NOx, CO, PM 10 and ozone for 2013 calendar year on: Assessment Methods metadata (D) Primary validated assessment data measurements (E1) SEPA is also involved in near real time ozone data exchange. 23

24 Further activities Re-designation of zones and agglomerations and determination of assessment regime (2016) Reassessment of AQ Monitoring System (2016) Improvement of use of modeling techniques in AQ planning Development of the Air Protection Strategy * (2018) Development of the Implementation Plan for Air Framework Directive (revision of deadlines to achieve limit values) * (2018) Strengthening of capacities regarding obligation of e-reporting (additional support SEPA expect from EEA ) * It will be assisted by EU funded project. 24

25 Conclusions Transposition: National AQ legislation almost fully transposes CAFE and 4th Daughter Directive - remaining provisions that set obligation of EU member states towards the European Commission will be transposed by the date of accession Institutional framework: Republic of Serbia designated the competent authorities for transposition and implementation of CAFE and 4th Daughter Directive Implementation: Re-designation of zones and agglomerations and determination of assessment regime (2016) Reassessment of AQ Monitoring System (2016) Development of the Air Protection Strategy * (2018) Development of the Implementation Plan for Air Framework Directive (revision of deadlines to achieve limit values)* (2018) * It will be assisted by EU funded project. 25