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Dump sites for non-hazardous waste which receive less than 10 metric tons per day or have a total capacity lower than 25 metric tons, as well as inert waste or materials from sea, land or river extraction which cover a surface of less than 1 hectare. Projects to assign non-farmed land or semi-natural areas to farmland or timber use, covering a surface area greater than 10 hectares. Projects to bring irrigation or drain land, when they cover a surface area greater than 10 hectares. River drainage when the extracted volume exceeds 20,000 cubic meters yearly. Sea drainage when the extracted volume exceeds 20,000 cubic meters yearly. Pipes to transport chemicals, gas or petrol, with a diameter greater than 800 mm and a length of over 10 km, as well as pipes to transport carbon dioxide streams to store them geologically, including associated pumping stations Theme parks. Power lines with a layout which impacts natural areas, with a length of over 3 km, excluding those going through urban areas. Wind farms with over 10 wind turbines. Wind farms with a power greater than 6 MW. Facilities for hydro power generation. Construction of airports with a runway shorter than 2,100 meters. Projects requiring land development for industrial parks Projects covering more than 5 hectares and requiring land development for residential purposes Construction of shopping centers and parking lots, outside of urban land and covering a surface area of over 1 ha Hotel facilities in non-developable land. Long-distance water transfer facilities with a diameter of over 800 mm and a length of more than 10 km. Land parceling implying a change of land usage when it leads to a substantial modification of the vegetation cover. Operation of open-air mining sites and other geological resources as per sections A, B, C and D, whose exploitation is regulated by Spain’s Mining Law 22/1973, dated July 21, and complementary provisions. Construction of new conventional roads, highways and freeways. Extraction or underground storage of petrol and natural gas. Facilities generating power from solar energy and selling it to the grid, not installed on existing building roofs or terraces and with a surface area of over 10 ha
Sewage treatment plants when these might cause negative environmental changes in their surroundings. Channeling works and projects to protect natural courses when negative environmental changes in the area are expected. Any project no included in this annex II which could lead to a land usage change equal to or greater than 10 ha.
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--- Stockbreeding Agriculture Forestry Intensive aquaculture Industry of food products Energy industry Steel industry. Metal production and processing. Mining industries. Chemistry, petrochemical, textile, paper and wood industry Infrastructure projects. Hydro-engineering and water management projects. Waste management and treatment projects. Other projects
--- Poultry Pork Sheep and goat Beef Rabbit Activity not included
Stockbreeding facilities specializing in farming and fattening of all types of birds in intensive farms, for both meat production and egg production or breeding. The equivalent number of other birds is as follows: 85,000 chickens for fattening.
--- Hens Chickens and other poultry Activity not included
--- Capacity exceeding 40,000 places for hens. Capacity exceeding 40,000 places for laying hens. Activity not included
--- Equivalent number (40,000 hens) in nitrogen stools. Capacity exceeding 55,000 places for chickens. Activity not included
The contamination equivalent for smaller pigs, 2,500 spaces for dry-lot pigs of over 20 kg).
--- Fattening/dry-lot pigs Breeding pigs Activity not included
--- Capacity of over 2,000 spaces for fattening pigs (regardless of their weight). Capacity of over 2,000 spaces for dry-lot pigs of over 30 kg. Activity not included
--- Capacity exceeding 750 places. Activity not included
--- Stockbreeding facilities of over 2,000 spaces for sheep and goats. Activity not included
--- Breeding dairy cattle, over 300 spaces Breeding dry-lot cattle, over 600 spaces Activity not included
--- Stockbreeding facilities of over 20,000 spaces for rabbits. Activity not included
--- Land parceling projects when they affect a surface area greater than 100 ha. Irrigated improvement and consolidation projects in a surface area greater than 100 ha Projects to bring irrigation or drain land, when they cover a surface area greater than 10 hectares. Projects to use natural, semi-natural or planted areas for farming activities in a surface area greater than 10 ha. Activity not included
--- Forestation in a surface area greater than 50 ha Forest logging with the aim to change to a different type of land usage. Activity not included
--- Production capacity greater than 500 metric tons yearly Activity not included
--- Industrial facilities to produce vegetable and animal oils and grease outside of industrial parks, within 500 meters from a residential area and with a surface area of at least 1 ha. Facilities to slaughter, cut or quarter animals with a channel production capacity greater than 50 metric tons daily. Industrial facilities for product packaging and canning Treatment and processing (other than packaging) of primary materials, regardless of whether they were previously treated, to manufacture food products or feed from Milk and dairy products Facilities to eliminate or make use of animal carcasses or waste with a treatment capacity greater than 10 metric tons/day. Industrial facilities to make beer and malt outside of industrial parks, within 500 meters from a residential area and with a surface area of at least 1 ha. Industrial facilities to make jams and syrups outside of industrial parks, within 500 meters from a residential area and with a surface area of at least 1 ha. Industrial facilities to produce starch outside of industrial parks, within 500 meters from a residential area and with a surface area of at least 1 ha. Industrial facilities to make fish flour and fish oil outside of industrial parks, within 500 meters from a residential area and with a surface area of at least 1 ha. Sugar refineries capable of treating over 300 metric tons of primary materials daily. Activity not included
Meat industries specializing in the slaughter of bovine animals, equidae, pigs, sheep, goats, poultry and rabbits for human consumption. This includes industries dedicated to the preservation and manufacture of meat products which have facilities used to slaughter animals of the abovementioned species, regardless of whether that is their main activity or not.
--- Animal products, except milk, with a production capacity greater than 75 metric tons daily of end products (average quality values) Plant products with a production capacity greater than 300 metric tons daily of end products (average quality values) Animals and plans whose primary material is of both animal and both origin and with a production capacity greater than 75 metric tons daily of end products (average quality values) Activity not included
--- Animal products (not only milk) with a production capacity greater than 75 metric tons daily of end products Primary plant materials Primary animal and plant products, both as combined products and independent products Activity not included
Facilities used to produce material-based food product for people or animals. This includes, amongst other, the following activities:
– Manufacture and preparation of frozen or refrigerated meat or fish products.
– Manufacture of canned meat or fish.
– Manufacture of cured or preserved food products.
– Preparation of precooked, dehydrated, reconstituted or powder food products from animal primary materials (meat, fish, eggs).
– Preparation of cooked, ready-to-eat food products of animal origin.
– Manufacture of edible greases and oils of animal origin for human consumption.
– Manufacture of feed for animals when the main ingredient is of animal origin.
Facilities destined to the production of food products for people and animals from materials of plant origin, whether these are fresh, frozen, canned, precooked, dehydrated or fully prepared. These facilities carry out the following activities:
– Production of juices, jams and preserves from fruits and vegetables.
– Production of precooked food products whose main ingredient is of plant origin (vegetables or legumes).
– Production of oils from fruits or seeds, including activities to extract from pressings or refined components other than oils, exclusively for human or animal consumption.
– Production of flours to make food or feed for animals, separating the components of ground grains (shell, flour, gluten, etc.) and preparation of special food products from flours, as well as the production of different types of rice for human consumption.
– Production of bread and other half-made or bakery products from cereal flours.
– Production of primary materials for fermentation (starches).
– Production of malt and beer.
– Production of grape must and wines and cider.
– Fermentation and distilleries for alcohol used to make spirits.
– Production and refining of sugar from beet or cane, including the use of molasses for distillation.
– Production of non-alcoholic drinks (fruit juices and water-based soda).
– Production of cocoa-based byproducts.
– Preparation of coffee byproducts (roast, production of instant coffee or decaf coffee).
– Production of food products for animals, mainly from plant materials.
--- a capacity to make more than 300 metric tons of end products daily a capacity to make more than 600 metric tons of end products daily in case the facility operated no longer than 90 consecutive days in any given year Activity not included
For the following calculation: «A» is the portion of animal material (in weight percentage) in the capacity to make end products.
Packaging should not be included in the final weight of the product.
This subsection shall not apply when the primary material is only milk.
--- With a capacity to make end products in metric tons per day greater than: – 75 if A is equal to or greater than 10 With a capacity to make end products in metric tons per day greater than: – (300 – (22,5 × A)) Activity not included
--- Industrial facilities for manufacture of daily products provided the facility receives more than 200 metric tons of milk daily (average annual value). Treatment and processing only of mil, with a quantity of mil greater than 200 metric tons of milk daily (average annual value). Activity not included
Facilities for manufacture of dairy products and byproducts (milk, evaporated milk or powder milk, cheese, serum, casein, cottage cheese, butter, ice cream, yogurt, curd, cream, mild-based drinks and other products, production of dairy products to mane animal feed, etc.).
--- Petrol Gasification and liquefaction Combustion Nuclear Energy transport Construction of power lines Storage Wind energy Solar energy Industrial facilities for power generation with an installed power equal to or greater than 100 MW. Industrial facilities for steam generation with an installed power equal to or greater than 100 MW. Industrial facilities for power hot water production with an installed power equal to or greater than 100 MW. Facilities for hydro power generation Facilities for power generation in a marine environment. Activity not included
--- Crude oil refineries (excluding companies which only produce lubricants from crude oil) Facilities for crude oil or oil refining Activity not included
Facilities for crude oil refining, aimed at obtaining different types of products, including gases and liquid and solid products used as combustible material, fuel or primary materials.
--- Facilities for production of combustible gas other than natural gas and oil-based liquefied gases. Indoor and outdoor facilities for gasification of coal and oil shales, less than 500 metric tons of coal and oil shales per day. Facilities for gasification and liquefaction of at least 500 metric tons of coal and oil shales per day. Facilities for coal gasification and liquefaction Facilities for gasification and liquefaction of other combustible materials when the facility has a rated power output equal to or greater than 20 MW. Activity not included
Facilities for crude oil refining, aimed at obtaining different types of products, including gases and liquid and solid products used as combustible material, fuel or primary materials.
Facilities specializing in the production of combustible gases for partial combustion from coal and other fuels. Produced gas can later be treated for use as primary material in chemical processes or to energy recovery through combustion in boilers, turbines or thermal motors. This group includes facilities dedicated to coal distillation with the aim to obtain condensate liquid products.
--- Thermal plants and other thermal power combustion facilities with a minimum output of 300 MW. Facilities generating power under an ordinary scheme or special scheme from the combustion of fossil fuels, waste or biomass with a rated thermal power equal to or greater than 50 MW: Cogeneration facilities, boilers, steam generators or any other existing equipment or combustion facility within an industry, regardless of whether that is their main activity, with a rated thermal power equal to or greater than 50 MW: Facilities to produce sintered coa or electrographite by means of combustion or graphitization. Activity not included
Facilities specializing in power generation by burning any type of fossil fuel and different types of biomass, as well as by co-incinerating waste. Generated power can be used directly as heat or transformed into other useful forms of energy (mechanical, electrical,..) in specific thermal cycles.
These facilities include those specializing in the manufacture of graphite electrodes for use in furnaces or the manufacture of carbon fiber for special constructions, etc.
--- Nuclear power plants and other nuclear reactors, including the decommissioning or permanent shutdown of those nuclear plants and reactors (excluding research reactors for production and processing fissionable, fertile materials), with an ongoing thermal load which never exceeds 1 kW. Reprocessing facilities for irradiated nuclear fuel Facilities designed to produce or enrich nuclear fuel. Facilities designed for the process of reusing irradiated nuclear fuel or high-reactivity radwaste. Facilities designed as final spent nuclear fuel repository Facilities designed exclusively for storage (projected for a period of over ten years) of irradiated nuclear fuel or radwaste in place other than that of production. Facilities designed exclusively as final radwaste repository. Other facilities for processing and storing radwaste. Activity not included
--- Pipes with a diameter of over 800 mm and a length of more than 40 km to transport: Facilities to transport steam and hot water, oil and gas pipelines except in urban land, with a length greater than 10 km and piping for transport of CO2 with the aim to store it geologically Activity not included
--- Gas, petrol and chemicals, including compression facilities, Carbon dioxide streams to be stored geologically, including associated pumping stations. Activity not included
--- Construction of overhead lines with a voltage equal to or greater than 220 kV and a length greater than 15 km, unless they run entirely underground through urban land, as well as associated substations. Construction of power lines with a voltage equal to or greater than 15 kV, a length greater than 3 km, unless they run entirely underground through urban land, as well as associated substations. Activity not included
--- Storage of oil and chemical or petrochemical products with a capacity of at least 200,000 metric tons. Industrial facilities for storage of oil, chemical and petrochemical products with a capacity greater than 100 cubic meters Storage on fossil fuel terrain (storage of nuclear materials and/or waste excluded) Natural gas tanks in terrain with a unit capacity greater than 200 metric tons. Underground storage of combustible gases Activity not included
--- Which have 50 wind turbines or more Which have less than 50 Which have more than 30 MW Which have less than 30 MW Which are at a distance of less than 2 km from another wind farm in operation, under construction, with an administrative permit or with an environmental impact statement Which are at a distance of more than 2 km from another wind farm in operation, under construction, with an administrative permit or with an environmental impact statement Self-consumption exceeding 100 kW of total power. Activity not included
--- Facilities generating power from solar energy and selling it to the grid, not installed on existing building roofs or terraces and covering a surface area of over 100 ha Facilities generating power from solar energy and selling it to the grid, not installed on building roofs or terraces and with a surface area greater than 10 ha Activity not included
--- Integrated steel plants. Facilities to produce crude non-ferrous metals from concentrated minerals or secondary primary materials by means of metallurgical, chemical or electrolytic processes. Integrated plants for initial cast iron and steel smelting. Facilities for production of iron or steel ingots (primary or secondary fusion), including ongoing casting with a capacity greater than 2.5 metric tons per hour. Production of ferrous metals Smelting of ferrous metals with a capacity greater than 20 metric tons per day. Facilities for production of castings or crude steels (primary or secondary fusion), including ongoing casting by a capacity greater than 2.5 metric tons per hour. Facilities for smelting (alloys included) of non-ferrous metals, except precious metals and recovery products (refining, smelting remains, etc.) Facilities for treating the surface of plastic materials and metals through an electrolytic or chemical process, with treatment tanks or complete lines having a capacity greater than 30 cubic meters. Roasting or sintering of metallic metals, including sulfide ores Coke furnaces (dry coal distillation). Facilities for manufacture of artificial mineral fibers Shipyards Facilities for aircraft manufacture and repair. Facilities for manufacture of railway materials Facilities for manufacture and assembly of motor vehicles and production of vehicle motors. Swaging by explosives or terrain expanders. Activity not included
--- Hot rolling with a capacity greater than 20 metric tons of crude steel per hour. Smitheries with hammers the energy of which exceeds 50 kilojoule per hammer, where the calorific power used exceeds 20 MW. Application of protective layers of molten metal with treatment capacity of more than 2 t of crude steel per hour. Activity not included
Facilities for production, manufacture or transformation of ferrous metals and alloys by hot rolling, with the aim to obtain semi-prepared and prepared products.
Facilities for production of forgings. The thermal power used will be the addition of the installed thermal power in all furnaces.
Galvanization industries or facilities which produce steel coatings, with layers of another cast metal to improve performance, mainly in term of corrosion resistance.
Smelting of iron, steel and other ferrous metals to manufacture pieces, objects or accessories
Iron alloy production or steel industry which uses primary or secondary fusion, for example:
– Production of pig iron in blasting furnaces.
– Production of steel in converters.
– Use and removal of tailings.
– Direct transformation of scrap into steel in electrical furnaces.
Facilities used to produce metal- or alloy-based finished or semi-finished products (including the metal- or alloy-base) by means of hot processes.
--- Fusion capacity greater than 4 metric tons for lead and cadmium 20 metric tons for all other metals, daily. Activity not included
Industries or facilities producing, transforming or manufacturing any type of metallic or plastic object which are used for one of more of these types of treatments.
To calculate tank capacity, the volume of all site tanks will be added, except the cleaning tanks.
Facilities for initial transformation of metallic minerals, as well as any other facility equipped to prepare materials by means of roasting, sintering, calcinating or sublimation
--- With a capacity equal to or lower than 5,000 metric tons of processed mineral yearly. With a capacity greater than 5,000 metric tons of processed mineral yearly. Activity not included
Facilities specializing in the preparation of metallurgical coke from coal, as material need to manufacture basic cast iron, steel and iron-alloy products in blasting furnaces
--- Production of cement, lime and magnesium oxide Manufacture of glass including glass fiber with a melting capacity exceeding 20 metric tons per day. Smelting of mineral substances, including the production of mineral fibers with a smelting capacity of more than 20 tons per day. Facilities for manufacture of ceramic products by firing, in particular roofing tiles, bricks, refractory bricks, tiles, stoneware or porcelain Activity not included
--- Production of cement clinker in rotary kilns with a production capacity exceeding 500 metric tons per day. Clinker manufacture Production of lime in kilns with a production capacity exceeding 50 metric tons per day. Production of magnesium oxide in kilns a production capacity exceeding 50 metric tons per day. Activity not included
Facilities for production of clinker or cement, including clinker milling plants for cement production when the former is not an essential part of the facility.
Facilities for production of clinker or cement, including clinker milling plants for cement production when the former is not an essential part of the facility.
Facilities for lime production.
Facilities for magnesium oxide production.
Facilities for manufacture of hollow glass (bottles, jars, pots), flat glass, glass for domestic use, ornamental glass, glass tubes, glass fiber (continuous glass filament for reinforcement), frits, glass for technical applications, insulators, glass for lighting and signaling and any other type of glass.
Facilities for manufacture of any type of fibers from mineral primary materials. Facilities for manufacture of insulating mineral materials, such as rock wool, slag wool and other minerals. Facilities specializing in the manufacture of glass wool should also be included.
All facilities manufacturing ceramic products by firing, in particular roofing tiles, bricks, refractory bricks, tiles, stoneware, and structural clay products, ceramic sanitary devices, ceramic items for domestic and ornamental use, porcelains, ceramic articles for technical application, ceramic insulators and insulating pieces, calcined clays, as well as those which manufacture any other type of ceramic piece. These type of facilities should have:
– a production capacity exceeding 75 metric tons per day or
– a kiln capacity exceeding 4m3 and with a setting density per kiln exceeding 300 kg/m3
--- Production capacity greater than 75 metric tons per day. A kiln capacity exceeding 4m3 and more than 300 kg/m3 of setting density per kiln. Activity not included
--- Facilities for production on an industrial scale by chemical or biological processing of substances Industrial facilities for treatment of intermediate products and production of chemicals. Industrial facilities for production of pesticides and pharmaceutical products, paints and varnishes, elastomers and peroxides. Industrial facilities for manufacture and treatment of elastomer-based products. Textile industry Industrial paper plants Wood industry Facilities for cellulose production and treatment with a production capacity exceeding 20 metric tons daily. Activity not included
--- Organic chemistry products Inorganic chemistry products Phosphorous-, nitrogen- or potassium-based fertilizers (simple or compound fertilizers). Phytosanitary and biocide products Pharmaceutical products by means of a chemical or biological process Explosive products. Activity not included
--- Hydrocarbons (simple, oxygenated, sulfurous, nitrogenous, phosphorous, metallic organic compounds) Plastic materials (polymers, synthetic fibers and cellulose-based fibers). Synthetic rubbers. Dyes and pigments. Surface-active agents and surfactant. Activity not included
Chemical facilities and from any other industry which has facilities to manufacture organic products by means of chemical or biological transformation, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed.
Chemical facilities and from any other industry specializing in the production of polymer products, synthetic fibers and cellulose-base fibers, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed.
Industries or facilities manufacturing or producing synthetic rubber in primary form.
Facilities specializing the production of organic dyes and pigments, regardless of their initial primary material or final shape.
Chemical facilities and from any other industry specializing in the production of these products, regardless of their initial primary material and production capacity.
--- Gases, acids, bases and salts Non-metals, metal oxides or other inorganic compounds such as calcium carbide, silicon, silicon carbide. Activity not included
Chemical facilities and from any other industry with facilities to manufacture any of these products, involving chemical or biological transformation, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed.
Chemical facilities and from any other industry with facilities to manufacture any of these products, including inorganic dyes and pigments and involving chemical or biological transformation, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed
Chemical facilities and from any other industry with facilities to manufacture any of these products, involving chemical or biological transformation, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed.
Chemical facilities with their own premises to manufacture any of these products, regardless of whether that is their main activity and without consideration for the primary material used, the process followed or the need for chemical or biological transformation.
Chemical installations in which chemical or biological processing is used for the production of medicines, regardless of their initial primary material or process followed.
Chemical installations with premises to produce any type of explosive, provided chemical transformation is required.
--- Plants for the pretreatment (operations such as washing, bleaching, mercerization) where the treatment capacity exceeds 10 metric tons per day. Plants for the tanning of fibers or textiles where the treatment capacity exceeds 10 metric tons per day. Tanning of hides and skins where the treatment capacity exceeds 12 metric tons of finished products per day. Activity not included
Facilities for preparation and pretreatment of natural and synthetic fibers, as well as for textiles and other for dyes and end treatments.
Facilities specializing in the transformation of raw animal skin into leather.
--- Production of pulp from timber or similar fibrous materials. Production of paper and cardboard Activity not included
Facilities which produce pulp of any type (whitened, semiwhitened or crude) by means of mechanical or chemicals procedures from natural primary materials such as wood and other natural fibers or from recuperated fibers.
Facilities specializing in the production of:
– Any type of paper from paper pulp of any type above-mentioned with the possible presence of other additives.
– Any type of cardboard from paper pulp and other additives, used for industrial purposes such as packing and packaging.
Facilities in this category can be part (or not) of paper pulp factories.
--- Production capacity greater than 200 metric tons daily. Production capacity between 20 and 200 metric tons daily. Production capacity greater equal to or lower than 200 metric tons daily. Activity not included
--- Preservation of wood and derivatives using chemical products, with a production capacity greater than 75 m3 daily. Industrial facilities manufacturing boards (from oriented strand board, particleboard and/or fiberboard) with a production capacity exceeding 600 m3 per day. Activity not included
Facilities specializing in the production of cellulose from plant cellulose or fibers.
--- Roads Railways Tramways, elevated and underground railways, suspended lines or similar lines of a particular type, used exclusively or mainly to transport passengers. Airfields Docks and ports Construction of waterways Projects to urbanize industrial parks. Projects located outside of urban development areas, including the construction of shopping centers and parking lots in surfaces greater than 1 ha. Works to artificially enrich beaches when the sand input volume is greater than 500,000 cubic meters or when the construction of a levee or jetty is required. Coastal works to fight against erosion and maritime works which might alter the coastline and other sea defense structures. Activity not included
--- Construction of freeways and highways Construction of a new road of four or more lanes, or realignment and/or widening of an existing road of two lanes or less so as to provide four or more lanes, where such new road, or realigned and/or widened section of road, would be 10 km or more in a continuous length Construction of town roads and conventional roads not included in annex 1. Activity not included
--- Construction of railway lines for long-distance services Extension of the number existing railway lines in a continuous length of over 10 km. Modification the existing railway layout in a length of over 10 km. Construction of railways and intermodal transshipment facilities and intermodal freight terminals (projects not included in annex I) Activity not included
--- Construction of airfields classified as airports, with a runway shorter equal to or longer than 2,100 meters. Construction of airfields (not included in annex I) as well as any other modification to the facilities and operation of airfields which could have a significant environment impact Activity not included
EXCEPTIONS: sanitary or emergency use, fire protection and extinction, provided they are not located in a Protected Wildlife Reserve, Red Natura 2000 and areas protected by international instruments
--- Construction of commercial, fishing and marina ports which can take vessels of over 1,350 metric tons. Piers for loading and unloading connected to land and outside ports (excluding ferry piers) which can take vessels of over 1,350 metric tons. Activity not included
EXCEPTION: those located in zone I, in accordance with the Demarcation of Port Areas and Uses
--- which can take vessels of over 1,350 metric tons. Inland (not included in annex I). Activity not included
Maintenance and reconstruction of these works, as well as works carried out in the service area of ports, are excluded.
--- Dams and other installations designed for the holding back or permanent storage of water Channeling works and bank protection works in which the section affected is longer than 5 km. Underground water extraction projects Projects to artificially refill aquifers Projects for the transfer of water resources between river basins (excluding pipe water transfers for human consumption) Water treatment Activity not included
--- New or additional volume of stored water is higher than 10 cubic hectometers. Large dams when the new or additional volume of stored water is equal to or lower than 10 cubic hectometers. Other facilities designed for holding water with a storage capacity, new or additional, greater than 200,000 m3. Activity not included
EXCEPTION: works carried out to prevent risks in urban areas
--- Annual volume of makeup water is equal to or greater than 10 cubic hectometers. Annual volume of makeup water is greater than 1 cubic hectometer or lower than 10 cubic hectometers yearly. Activity not included
--- The transfers aims to prevent water scarcity and the volume of transferred water is greater than 100 cubic hectometers yearly. The average multi-annual flow of the extraction basin exceeds 2,000 cubic hectometers yearly and the volume of transferred water exceeds 5 % of that flow. Long-distance water transfer facilities diameter of over 800 mm and a length of more than 40 km (not included in Red Natura). Volume of transferred water is greater than 5 cubic hectometers yearly and are not included in annex I. Activity not included
EXCEPTION: pipe water transfers for human consumption and projects to reuse treated waters.
--- Wastewater treatment plants Facilities for water desalination or brackish water treatment when the new or additional volume is greater than 3,000 m3 per day. Activity not included
--- Capacity greater than 150,000 inhabitants-equivalent. Capacity between 10,000 and 150,000 inhabitants-equivalent. Independent treatment of wastewater, not included in regulations on urban wastewater, and discharged by a facility included within annex I of Law RDL 1/2016. Activity not included
Operations for waste recovery and disposal, in accordance with MAM/304/2002 ANEJO 1 Link: MAM/304/2002
--- Hazardous waste Non-hazardous waste Activity not included
--- Recovery Disposal Underground storage of hazardous waste with a total capacity exceeding 50 metric tons Temporary storage of hazardous waste not included with a total capacity exceeding 50 metric tons Activity not included
Storage of waste pending treatment for subsequent recovery (R13) or disposal (D15).
--- Activities carried out inside an Industrial Park warehouse Activities carried out outside of industrial areas Activity not included
--- Facilities for recovery with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily or which carry out one of the following activities Facilities for waste co-incineration with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily Activity not included
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Combination or mixture prior to operations mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Repackaging prior to any operation mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Solvent recovery or regeneration. Recycling or reclamation of other inorganic materials which are not metals or metallic compounds. Regeneration of acids or bases. Recovery of components used for pollution abatement. Recovery of components from catalysts. Used oil re-refining or other reuses of previously used oil. Surface impoundment (e.g. placement of liquid or sludge discards into pits, pounds or lagoons etc.). Activity not included
--- Facilities for recovery with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily or which carry out one of the following activities Facilities for waste co-incineration with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily Facilities for recovery with a capacity equal to or lower than 10 metric tons daily. Activity not included
Disposal by incineration and coincineration (D10).
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Combination or mixture prior to operations mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Repackaging prior to any operation mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Solvent recovery or regeneration. Recycling or reclamation of other inorganic materials which are not metals or metallic compounds. Regeneration of acids or bases. Recovery of components used for pollution abatement. Recovery of components from catalysts. Used oil re-refining or other reuses of previously used oil. Surface impoundment (e.g. placement of liquid or sludge discards into pits, pounds or lagoons etc.). Activity not included
--- Activities carried out inside an Industrial Park warehouse Activities carried out outside of industrial areas Incineration Dump site Safety deposit Chemical treatment Activity not included
--- Facilities for disposal with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily or which carry out one of the following activities Activity not included
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Combination or mixture prior to operations mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Repackaging prior to any operation mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Surface impoundment (e.g. placement of liquid or sludge discards into pits, pounds or lagoons etc.). Activity not included
--- Facilities for disposal, with a capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily or which carry out one of the following activities Facilities for disposal with a capacity equal to or lower than 10 metric tons daily. Activity not included
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Combination or mixture prior to operations mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Repackaging prior to any operation mentioned in sections 5.1 & 5.2. Surface impoundment (e.g. placement of liquid or sludge discards into pits, pounds or lagoons etc.). Activity not included
--- Capacity equal to or lower than 10 metric tons daily Capacity greater than 10 metric tons daily Activity not included
Disposal by incineration and coincineration (D10)
--- Receive 10 metric tons or less daily Receive more than 10 metric tons daily Total capacity of 25,000 metric tons or less, excluding inert waste dump sites Total capacity greater than 25,000 metric tons, excluding inert waste dump sites Activity not included
Landfills of hazardous waste and non-hazardous waste, including in the latter, those in which urban or municipal waste is disposed of, as established in Royal Decree 1732/2012, dated December 28, which regulates waste disposal in landfills.
Biological treatments prior to other disposal processes (D8).
Physical-chemical treatments prior to other disposal processes (D9).
Combination or mixture prior to operations mentioned in epigraphs 5.1 & 5.2." Combination, mixture, repacking, prior to recovery. R12
Repackaging prior to any operation mentioned in epigraphs 5.1 & 5.2 (D14).
Solvent recovery or regeneration (R2).
Recycling or reclamation of inorganic materials other than metals or metal compound, including the clean of soils aimed at recovering the soil and recycling of inorganic construction materials (R5).
Regeneration of acids or bases (R6).
Recovery of components used for pollution abatement (R7).
Recovery of components from catalysts (R8).
Oil re-fining or other reuses of oil, such as lubricants (R9).
Excluding temporary storage, pending collection, at the place where waste is generated.
Surface impoundment (e.g. placement of liquid or sludge discards into pits, pounds or lagoons etc.) (D4).
--- Recovery Disposal Mixture of recovery and disposal capacity in excess of 75 metric tons daily, including one or more of the following activities Activity not included
--- Activities carried out inside an Industrial Park warehouse Activities carried out outside of industrial areas Activity not included
--- Recovery capacity in excess of 75 metric tons daily, including one or more of the following activities When the only waste treatment activity carried out is anaerobic digestion, the capacity threshold for this activity shall be 100 metric tons per day. Facilities for waste co-incineration with a capacity greater than 3 metric tons/hour Activity not included
Excluding those included in Royal Decree-Law 11/1995, dated December 28, laying down the rules applicable to the treatment of urban wastewater:
--- Biological treatment. Treatment prior to incineration or coincineration. Treatment of slags and ashes. Treatment in shredders of metal waste, including waste electrical and electronic equipment and end-of-life vehicles and their components. Activity not included
Biological treatments prior to other disposal processes (D8). Composting, anaerobic digestion and mechanical/biological treatment (R3).
Treatment of waste as fuel for recovery (R12) or disposal (D8).
Physical-chemical treatments prior to other recovery processes (R12).
--- Recovery capacity in excess of 75 metric tons daily, including one or more of the following activities Facilities for recovery with a capacity between 13.69 (5,000 metric tons yearly) and 75 metric tons per day. When the only waste treatment activity carried out is anaerobic digestion, the capacity threshold for this activity shall be 100 metric tons per day. Facilities for waste co-incineration with a capacity greater than 3 metric tons/hour Activity not included
Excluding those included in Royal Decree-Law 11/1995, dated December 28, laying down the rules applicable to the treatment of urban wastewater:
--- Biological treatment. Treatment prior to incineration or coincineration. Treatment of slags and ashes. Treatment in shredders of metal waste, including waste electrical and electronic equipment and end-of-life vehicles and their components. Activity not included
Energy recovery through incineration and coincineration (R1).
--- Disposal activities carried out inside a warehouse in an Industrial Park with a capacity greater than 50 metric tons daily, including one or more of the following activities Activities carried out outside of industrial areas Incineration Dump site Activity not included
Excluding those included in Royal Decree-Law 11/1995, dated December 28, laying down the rules applicable to the treatment of urban wastewater:
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Treatment prior to incineration or coincineration. Treatment in shredders of metal waste. Activity not included
--- Over 50 metric tons daily Over 100 metric tons daily Activity not included
Electrical and electronic equipment waste and end-of-life vehicles and their components.
--- Disposal capacity in excess of 50 metric tons daily, including one or more of the following activities Facilities for disposal with a capacity equal to or lower than 50 metric tons daily. Activity not included
Excluding those included in Royal Decree-Law 11/1995, dated December 28, laying down the rules applicable to the treatment of urban wastewater:
--- Biological treatment. Physical and chemical treatment. Treatment prior to incineration or coincineration. Treatment in shredders of metal waste. Activity not included
--- Over 50 metric tons daily Over 100 metric tons daily Activity not included
Electrical and electronic equipment waste and end-of-life vehicles and their components.
--- Capacity greater than 3 metric tons per hour Capacity greater than 100 metric tons daily Activity not included
Energy recovery through incineration and coincineration (R1).
Landfills of hazardous waste and non-hazardous waste, including in the latter, those in which urban or municipal waste is disposed of, as established in Royal Decree 1732/2012, dated December 28, which regulates waste disposal in landfills.
--- Receive more than 10 metric tons daily Total capacity in excess of 25,000 metric tons Activity not included
Excluding those included in Royal Decree-Law 11/1995, dated December 28, laying down the rules applicable to the treatment of urban wastewater:
--- Biological treatment. Treatment prior to incineration or coincineration. Treatment of slags and ashes. Treatment in shredders of metal waste, including waste electrical and electronic equipment and end-of-life vehicles and their components. Activity not included
Biological treatments prior to other disposal processes (D8). Composting, anaerobic digestion and mechanical/biological treatment (R3).
Treatment of waste as fuel for recovery (R12) or disposal (D8).
Physical-chemical treatments prior to other recovery processes (R12).
--- Change in land use CO2 Permanent racing and test tracks for motorized vehicles. Land sites for disposal or storage of extraction materials from river, land or sea not included in Red Natura with a surface area greater than 1 ha. Facilities to store scrap, scrap vehicles, scrapping and decontamination of vehicles Facilities or test benches for motors, turbines or reactors. Facilities to recover or destroy explosive substances. Ski-runs, ski-lifts and cable-cars and associated developments not included in Red Natura Permanent camps for tents or caravans with a minimum capacity of 500 guests. Theme parks not included in Red Natura Projects to reclaim land with a surface area greater than five hectares. Organic solvents with an organic solvent consumption capacity greater than 150 kg of solvent per hour or more than 200 tons/year. Holiday villages and hotel premises outside of urbanized land and associated constructions. Activity not included
--- Surface area equal to or greater than 100 ha. Surface area equal to or greater than 50 ha. Activity not included
--- Sites for geological storage of carbon dioxide. Facilities for capture of CO2 streams with the aim to geologically store carbon dioxide when the total annual capture of CO2 is equal to or greater than 1.5 metric ton. Facilities for capture of CO2 streams with the aim to geologically store carbon dioxide from other facilities when the total annual capture of CO2 is lower than 1.5 metric ton. Activity not included
Facilities where surfaces are treated using organic solvents, either during one of the manufacturing phases (gluing, lacquering, etc.) to clean surfaces (degreasing) or to ensure homogeneous organic solvent spread on the surface, with the aim to paint them or given them a superficial finish. Something common to these activities is the evaporation of solvent to the atmosphere (with or without subsequent recovery), which is a direct cause of volatile organic compound emissions to the atmosphere.
Some of the main activities are as follows:
– Facilities in which paint, adhesives or coatings are applied on various surfaces in industries such as automotion, vehicles and other types of machinery and mechanical or electrical equipment.
– Facilities for application of solvents in surface cleaning or washing.
– Graphic industry.
– Wood industry, including the manufacture of boards.
– Industry for the conversion of natural or synthetic rubber.
Which are not carried out inside a warehouse in an industrial park, or with any capacity if the activity is carried out outdoors or outside of industrial areas.