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Hydrological information
Supporting guidance for developers. Part of guidance document that is currently being updated.
Supporting guidance for developers. Part of guidance document that is currently being updated.
The river flow information required by SEPA is summarised in Table 3, below. Where more than one flow information requirement may apply, please contact us to determine which is applicable.
The flow information supplied must be sufficient to give us confidence in the accuracy of our calculated flow duration curve for the river. We therefore recommend that you contact us at an early stage in the s
Guidance
Please contact us before progressing any applications.
PART A installations
IED-TG-43: PPC Part A BAT conclusions review guidance
IED-TG-44: Derogation from BAT-AEL guidance
IED TG02: SEPA site and baseline report guidance - This guidance has been updated to reflect the changes brought about by the requirements of the Industrial Emissions Directive and PPC 2012 regulations.
Previous guidance (SE
Contact
Phone numbers and email contact details for all SEPA offices. Report Pollution, evironmental events, report flooding, email us, report flytipping, dumb dumpers
Phone numbers and email contact details for all SEPA offices.
Report Pollution, evironmental events, report flooding, email us, report flytipping, dumb dumpers
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Operator guidance
Reporting deadlines
SPRI returns are due by the 28th of February each year.
To streamline the return process, we will be dispatching the SPRI return forms at the beginning of January. Each site will receive an Excel form tailored to its requirements. These forms must be completed and returned via email to SPRI.Administration@sepa.org.uk no later than 28th of February.
Please inform us promptly o
Guidance
Definition of waste guidance
Is it waste? - SEPA Guidance
Supplementary Guidance to “Is it waste?"
Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) guidance
Guide to scheme articles, non-scheme articles and non-Scottish articles
Guide to deposit labelling and signage
Healthcare waste guidance
Guidance for the storage and treatment of healthcare waste
End-of-waste guidance
Guidance on the Production of Fully Rec
Guidance
Position statements
These set out our approach to particular issues that arise during the regulatory process:
WAT-PS-06-01: Multiple ownership operators – Authorising existing and new activities
WAT-PS-06-06: Human Health Protection and the Water Environment
WAT-PS-06-07: Interim Enforcement of Authorisations under The Controlled Activities Regulations: Deleted as CAR enforcements now follow prin
Guidance and publications
SLCF guidance
Guidance manual - February 2019
SLCF logo guidelines
The following guidance has been produced by Revenue Scotland to help you understand your role and responsibilities under the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund (SLCF).
Legislative guidance
SLfT7001 - The Scottish Landfill Communities Fund
SLfT7002 - Background and mechanism of the SLCF
SLfT7003 - Qualify
Screening modelling and risk identification reports
In 2019 SEPA introduced a new regulatory framework for finfish aquaculture to strengthen protection of the marine environment.
The SEPA website sets out the processes which operators follow to obtain a permit to operate a finfish farm. Before an application is made, an operator should provide an outline of the proposed farm. SEPA will then prepare a Screening Modelling and Risk Identification Repo
Guidance and reports
SEPA guidance
Guidance on decommissioning of non-nuclear facilities
Principles on Surrendering Permits and Registrations under the Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations 2018
Satisfying the optimisation requirement and the role of best practicable means
Guidance on monitoring for heterogeneous Radium-226 sources resulting from historic luminising or waste disposal sites
Management of
Download documents to support your application to register as a DRS producer
Drinks producers that want to register to be part of Scotland's Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) need to submit an operational plan and provide information on the products they put on the market for retail sale to consumers in Scotland. This page has guidance and a template that can be downloaded and will help producers provide the information we need to assess their application.
Drinks producers that want to register to be part of Scotland's Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) need to submit an operational plan and provide information on the products they put on the market for retail sale to consumers in Scotland. This page has guidance and a template that can be downloaded and will help producers provide the information we need to assess their application.
These documents help you decide what to include in your operational plan and provide guidance on how to fill out the application form. Using the guidance will help you to provide the right information. You should download these before you make your application.
Documents
Operational plan
To register you need to provide an operational plan. This plan must show how you will meet your obligations und