Division 3 32001 L 0081: Directive 2001/81/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2001 on national emission ceilings for certain atmospheric pollutants (OJ L 309, 27.11.2001, p. 22), as amended by:

United Kingdom

12003 T: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the adjustments to the Treaties — Accession of the Czech Republic, the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Cyprus, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania, the Republic of Hungary, the Republic of Malta, the Republic of Poland, the Republic of Slovenia and the Slovak Republic (OJ L 236, 23.9.2003, p. 33).

(a)

Annex I is replaced by the following:

‘ANNEX I

National emission ceilings for SO₂, NO_x, VOC and NH₃, to be obtained by 2010^f1

These national emission ceilings are designed with the aim of broadly meeting the interim environmental objectives set out in Article 5. Meeting those objectives is expected to result in a reduction of soil eutrophication to such an extent that the Community area with depositions of nutrient nitrogen in excess of the critical loads will be reduced by about 30 % compared with the situation in 1990.

These national emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.

Country SO₂Kilotonnes NO_xKilotonnes VOCKilotonnes NH₃Kilotonnes
Belgium 99 176 139 74
Bulgaria^f2 836 247 175 108
Czech Republic 265 286 220 80
Denmark 55 127 85 69
Germany 520 1 051 995 550
Estonia 100 60 49 29
Greece 523 344 261 73
Spain 746 847 662 353
France 375 810 1 050 780
Ireland 42 65 55 116
Italy 475 990 1 159 419
Cyprus 39 23 14 09
Latvia 101 61 136 44
Lithuania 145 110 92 84
Luxembourg 4 11 9 7
Hungary 500 198 137 90
Malta 9 8 12 3
Netherlands 50 260 185 128
Austria 39 103 159 66
Poland 1 397 879 800 468
Portugal 160 250 180 90
Romania 918 437 523 210
Slovenia 27 45 40 20
Slovakia 110 130 140 39
Finland 110 170 130 31
Sweden 67 148 241 57
United Kingdom 585 1 167 1 200 297
EC 27 8 297 9 003 8 848 4 294

’

These national emission ceilings are designed with the aim of broadly meeting the interim environmental objectives set out in Article 5. Meeting those objectives is expected to result in a reduction of soil eutrophication to such an extent that the Community area with depositions of nutrient nitrogen in excess of the critical loads will be reduced by about 30 % compared with the situation in 1990.
These national emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.
Country	SO₂Kilotonnes	NO_xKilotonnes	VOCKilotonnes	NH₃Kilotonnes
Belgium	99	176	139	74
Bulgaria^f2	836	247	175	108
Czech Republic	265	286	220	80
Denmark	55	127	85	69
Germany	520	1 051	995	550
Estonia	100	60	49	29
Greece	523	344	261	73
Spain	746	847	662	353
France	375	810	1 050	780
Ireland	42	65	55	116
Italy	475	990	1 159	419
Cyprus	39	23	14	09
Latvia	101	61	136	44
Lithuania	145	110	92	84
Luxembourg	4	11	9	7
Hungary	500	198	137	90
Malta	9	8	12	3
Netherlands	50	260	185	128
Austria	39	103	159	66
Poland	1 397	879	800	468
Portugal	160	250	180	90
Romania	918	437	523	210
Slovenia	27	45	40	20
Slovakia	110	130	140	39
Finland	110	170	130	31
Sweden	67	148	241	57
United Kingdom	585	1 167	1 200	297
EC 27	8 297	9 003	8 848	4 294

(b)

In Annex II, the table is replaced by the following:

These emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.’

‘SO₂Kilotonnes NO_xKilotonnes VOCKilotonnes
EC 27^f3 7 832 8 180 7 585

These emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.’
	‘SO₂Kilotonnes	NO_xKilotonnes	VOCKilotonnes
EC 27^f3	7 832	8 180	7 585

Annotations

Footnotes

f1: These national emission ceilings are designed with the aim of broadly meeting the interim environmental objectives set out in Article 5. Meeting those objectives is expected to result in a reduction of soil eutrophication to such an extent that the Community area with depositions of nutrient nitrogen in excess of the critical loads will be reduced by about 30 % compared with the situation in 1990.
f2: These national emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.
f3: These emission ceilings are temporary and are without prejudice to the review according to Article 10 of this Directive, which is to be completed in 2008.’