Some industrial facilities that have the highest broadcasts of the EU, such as the famous Belsadat Center, are in Poland, which can generate up to 20% of Poland, which has to burn lignite coal for Poland. By the end of the last decades, various comprehensive modernization projects have been launched in Belzado by pushing to the EU.
“Since the early 1990s, the medium has reduced the emission of sulfur dioxide by more than 93%, nitrogen oxide has more than 66% and 99% has eliminated dust emissions,” said Rafas Smaveda, general director of Biji Keek Cha Pelzato Euronevs.
The works were construction of a new combustion unit, closing or replacing old boilers, renewing electric filters and installing depreciation systems.
These changes are necessary to adopt its permission of the plant. The 27 member states should guarantee the standards of the EU, the EU, the main EU tool for reducing the pollution from major facilities.
Run back
Despite these technology improvements, the Belgado Central will gradually be closed in the coming years as part of the ongoing energy change in Poland.
Polish is reducing the dependence on coal, which is specially polluted. Some plants are already abandoning coal like Warsawa’s Jeran Central, and its new unit works with gas.
“During this change, we need continuing combustion facilities. Poland has no nuclear power plant. We are not in a large -scale hydroelectric power. Or we cannot fully rely on the importation of the weather and environmental equipment in Poland, one of the largest urban heating networks in the EU.
Poland before the order of IED 2.0
National data ensures the lack of major industrial pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOX) and sulfur dioxide (SO₂), which can have serious consequences on environmental and human health.
The change of the first European order on Dei in 2016 was a 40% reduction in SO₂ emissions in the country, according to the Poland government.
“We had to use the results of the best techniques that are next available. And when it is already reduced, the dust supply has fallen by 80%, for example, compared to 2023 data with 2016 broadcasts,” Visnievsky says.
“Now we are working seriously to convert Dei 2.0 to the national law because it will undoubtedly refer to a greater reduction in emissions,” he says.
The European Union has reviewed its IET order, which further reduces the amount of industrial pollutants in air, water and soil, and accelerates the change to the innovative, clean and circular industry.
According to Markin Wisneevsky, this means that the poles will “increase innovation in the industry and provide the operators into a circular and climate economy.”
According to the European Environmental Organization (AEMA), the cost of atmospheric pollution by 2021 is equivalent to about 2% of the EU GDP, ie many billion euros.
Nevertheless, according to AEMA, one percent of the most polluting industrial facilities in Europe – several coal power plants – have caused half of these costs.
