Call for Evidence : ​Non Waste Anaerobic Digestion over 100 tonnes per day: Permit technical requirements ​

This includes techniques such as :
- the storage is located as far as technically and economically possible from senstive watercourses etc;
-the storage is located insuch a way so as to eliminate or minimise the unessary handling of wastes within the plant (eg. the same wastes are handled twice or more or the transport disctances on site are unnescessarily long).

Compliance Status:

Please provide information relating to feedstock storage. Include link or reference to supporting documentation.  If the BAT Conclusion is not applicable, explain why. 

Measures are taken to avoid accumulation of waste, such as:
- the maximum waste storage capacity is clearly established and not exceeded taking into account the characteristics of the wastes (e.g. regarding the risk of fire) and the treatment capacity;
- the quantity of waste stored is regularly monitored against the maximum allowed storage capacity;
- the maximum residence time of waste is clearly established.

Compliance Status:

Please provide information relating to feedstock storage. Include link or reference to supporting documentation.  If the BAT Conclusion is not applicable, explain why. 

Compliance Status:

This includes measures such as:
-equipment used for loading, unloading and storing waste is clearly documented and labelled;
- wastes known to be sensitve to heat, light, air, water etc are protected from such ambient conditions;
- containers and drums are fit for purpose and stored securely

Please provide information relating to feedstock storage. Include link or reference to supporting documentation.  If the BAT Conclusion is not applicable, explain why. 

Compliance Status:

Please provide information relating to feedstock storage. Include link or reference to supporting documentation.  If the BAT Conclusion is not applicable, explain why.