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Enhancing National HM Inventories: Implementing ESPREME Results in Atmospheric Emission Guidebook

This project, funded by the German Environmental Agency, aims to integrate ESPREME project findings into the new CORINAIR Atmospheric Emission Inventory Guidebook. It focuses on improving heavy metal inventories for various sectors including combustion, industry, waste incineration, and transport. The work includes data review, key source analysis, and writing/supplementing guidebook chapters with heavy metal information. International experts will contribute to the integration process. The chapter structure will include tables with ESPREME emission factors and uncertainty information. Specific abatement measures and efficiency details will also be covered, enhancing the overall understanding of heavy metal emissions in Europe.

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Enhancing National HM Inventories: Implementing ESPREME Results in Atmospheric Emission Guidebook

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  1. Improvement of HM information in the Guidebook- Implementation of the ESPREME Results Jochen Theloke

  2. The tender is funded by the German Environmental Agency (Umweltbundesamt) • The aim of the tender is to implement the results of the ESPREME project into the new structured CORINAIR Atmospheric Emission Inventory Guidebook (AEIGB) for improving the national HM inventories • The tender starts immediately and should be mainly finished at the end of 2007

  3. Considered Source Groups Considered by ESPREME • Combustion & Industry • Public Electricity and Heat Production • Iron and Steel • Non-ferrous Metals • Waste incineration • Cement production and other industrial processes • Transport: Gasoline Combustion, tyre and brake wear processes Additional: • Transport: Diesel Combustion • Navigation-Fuel combustion • Other Mobile Sources (including Military) – Fuel Combustion

  4. Considered Species • Hg (incl. species resolution) • Cd • Pb • Cr (VI) • As • Ni

  5. Workplan WP1: Review of the ESPREME data base. Data (emission factors, activity rates and uncertainties) that is needed for the AEIGB will be collected. WP2: Key source analysis WP3: Writing/Supplementing the specific Guidebook chapters supplements regarding heavy metal information as required Integration of international experts • Jozef Pacyna (NILU) • Hugo Denier van der Goon (TNO) • Tinus Pulles (Guidebook coordinator, TNO)

  6. Chapter Structure • The results of ESPREME will be filled in the chapter structure/format of the new guidebook defined by TNO and AEA => mainly tables • Providing of ESPREME emission factors to the specific chapters of the Guidebook and references • Providing of uncertainty information • Description of specific abatement measures, efficiency and abated emission factors

  7. Estimated by J. Pacyna, NILU, Norway ESPREME Hg speciation of emissions for the base case 2000 by sector

  8. Emissions of As, Cd, Cr, Ni and Pb in Europe in the year 2000

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