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In this section, you can find details of relevant IPPC meetings including future or recently held TWG plenary meetings organised by the European IPPC Bureau. It also contains relevant past IPPC meetings organised by other parties.

Some of these meetings are restricted to nominated members. For example, TWG meetings can only be attended by TWG members that are duly nominated by accredited industry, Member States or environmental NGOs. More information on the nomination procedure can be found in the TWG members link.

Confirmed TWG meetings will take place as follows:

 

Date Description Location
14-16 May 2012 TWG meeting on the transformation of parts of the Cement, Lime and Magnesium Oxide BREF to BAT conclusions under the IED IPTS - Seville
13-16 February 2012 Final meeting for Tanning of Hides and Skins BREF review IPTS - Seville
19 December 2011 LCP BREF workshop to finalise the questionnaire to be used in the data
collection process of the LCP BREF review
CCAB-Brussels
08-10 November 2011 Kick-off TWG meeting for the drawing up of the Wood-based Panels BREF IPTS - Seville
25-28 October 2011 Kick-off TWG meeting for the Large Combustion Plants BREF review IPTS - Seville
23-24 May 2011 Subgroup Meeting for Mineral Oil and Gas Refineries BREF review IPTS - Seville
4 April 2011 IRPP TWG subgroup meeting IPTS - Seville
13-16 December 2010 Kick-off TWG meeting for the Large Volume Organic Chemical Industry review IPTS - Seville
22-26 February 2010 Final meeting for Iron and Steel BREF review IPTS - Seville
15-18 December 2009 Final meeting for Glass Manufacturing Industry review IPTS - Seville
30 September - 2 October 2009 Kick-off TWG meeting for the Chlor-alkali BREF review IPTS - Seville
29 June - 01 July 2009 Kick-off TWG meeting for the Intensive Rearing of Poultry and Pigs review IPTS - Seville

 

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