European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Expert Group (E-PRTR EG)

Details

Abbreviation: E-PRTR EG

Policy Area: Environment

Lead DG: DG Environment

Type: Informal

Scope: Broad

Mission: - To facilitate the exchange of experiences and good practices in the area of the implementation of the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Regulation.

Task: Assist the Commission in the preparation of legislative proposals and policy initiatives

Contact: -

Publication in RegExp: 08/08/2013

Creating Act: -

Last updated: 06/03/2023

Additional Information

Activity report: Joint workshop E-PRTR EG and IEEG on IED reporting - 14 January 2014

Agenda IEEG EPRTR (140114) final.pdf (approx. 184 kb)

Minutes IEEG_EPRTR_140114 final.docx (approx. 60 kb)

Activity report: Meeting of the E-PRTR Expert Group - 27 November 2014

20141031 Agenda.pdf (approx. 28 kb)

20141127_Minutes.docx (approx. 55 kb)

Activity report: Meeting of the E-PRTR Expert Group - 3 November 2015

Agenda.pdf (approx. 108 kb)

EPRTR Expert Group 03112015_Minutes V1.docx (approx. 51 kb)

Selection procedure: The members of this group are the Member States. It is for the authority of each Member State to decide on who will represent them. Observers are Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey and Serbia.

Rules of procedure: Expert groups usually operate in an informal setting without any formal rules of procedure. This is the case for this group.

Subgroups

No Subgroups assigned to this group.

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