Consultation under Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations (EASR)
Overview
Consultations in relation to certain permit, permit variation and permit surrender applications for industrial and other emissions, waste management, or water activities regulated by EASR are listed on this page. This page also lists proposed SEPA initiated permit variations which we are consulting on.
We invite you to respond by clicking on the relevant consultation below and following the instructions on how to respond within the consultation period outlined. Unless information is excluded in the interests of national security or commercial confidentiality, these individual consultation pages will include copies of the application or proposed SEPA initiated variation, and any other relevant information.
Further information can be found in our Public Participation Statement.
How we use your response
As Scotland’s principal environmental regulator, our purpose is to protect and improve the environment in ways that, as far as possible, also contribute to improving health and well-being and achieving sustainable economic growth. Our Corporate Plan 2024-2027 sets our strategic ambition and priorities. Our Annual Operating Plans set out how we will implement our priorities every year.
In delivering these priorities we engage with those who have an interest in and/or are affected by our regulations and duties. One way we engage is through formal consultations. This is your opportunity to tell us what you think. The responses we receive help us to understand what matters most to people and how we can deliver our duties efficiently and effectively. We will consider all responses we receive during the consultation period.
Have your say
The list of live consultations are listed below. Please complete all consultations online where possible. Contact our Registry Department (registry@sepa.org.uk) to discuss any issues you have completing the online form.
Live consultations:
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- EASR
Interests
- Regulated activities
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