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Aviation

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is the environmental regulator for all Aviation ETS operators that have their registered office in Scotland. From 2013, Aviation ETS operators without a registered office in the UK will be allocated according to where their highest percentage of emissions takes place. SEPA will then be the regulator for the Aviation ETS operators whose main emissions take place during flights to or from Scotland as well as those with a registered address in Scotland. Contact SEPA if you have any questions about Aviation ETS.

Information about the new Aviation Directive

• Why has the Emissions Trading System been expanded to include aviation operators?
  
• How do I know if I am affected by the directive?
  
• What do I need to do to comply?
  
• Guidance
  
• Key dates

Guidelines for monitoring, reporting and verification

• Guidelines for monitoring, reporting and verification 

EU ETS aviation newsletter

• EU ETS aviation newsletter

Consultation Response from the Regulators

• Aviation Consultation response June 2011