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Horizontal guidance provides information relevant to all sectors regulated under Environmental Permitting Regulations

Find information and guidance on complying with an environmental permit for an installation.

If you own or operate any reservoir you should read this guidance to make sure you are aware of your responsibilities.

We offer evidence, guidance and advice across a wide range of policies, programmes, plans and projects.

Guidance for reservoir panel engineers to check reservoir flood plans are appropriate and proportionate.

Our 'how to comply', sector and technical guidance

Guidance to help you complete your application and comply with the conditions of your environmental permit.

Information for those who handle and supply packaging and for reprocessors and exporters of UK sourced waste packaging for recovery

If you intend to export or import waste (from or into the UK) a range of regulatory controls apply

Documents to help permit holders understand definitions and terms for the environmental permitting regulations.

05 May 2020)

Details of the proposed changes to guidance on assessing the impact of ammonia and nitrogen from agricultural developments.

14 Jul 2017)

This is an informal consultation on guidance about the minimum appropriate measures required to be put in place by waste operators within Wales to ensure that fires are prevented within their businesses

Guidance on importing or exporting sources

Information for organisations in Wales that are EEE producers, approved authorised treatment facilities (AATFs), approved exporters (AEs) and the producer compliance schemes

Guidance for marine and coastal developments and activities

15 Feb 2016)

Natural Resources Wales (NRW), the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and the Environment Agency (EA), together referred to as “the environment agencies”, are consulting on our proposed new guidance on “Requirements for Release of Nuclear Sites from Radioactive Substances Regulation”.

Guidance to help you apply and comply with an Environmental Permit