2019
DOI: 10.5593/sgem2019/5.1/s20.008
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Best Available Techniques, Energy Efficiency Enhancement and Carbon Emissions Reduction

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“…The first prerequisite for the emergence of energy management is considered a law adopted in 1965 in the UK, which regulated the thermal performance of erected structures. Meanwhile, in the USSR, at the Congress of the CPSU, the need to reduce energy consumption per unit of production was actively discussed, but, nevertheless, no significant measures were taken either in the USSR or in Great Britain [5,6].…”
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“…The first prerequisite for the emergence of energy management is considered a law adopted in 1965 in the UK, which regulated the thermal performance of erected structures. Meanwhile, in the USSR, at the Congress of the CPSU, the need to reduce energy consumption per unit of production was actively discussed, but, nevertheless, no significant measures were taken either in the USSR or in Great Britain [5,6].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another energy crisis occurred in 1991, following the US Desert Storm operation against Iraq. It was then that the program of standards and predecessor standards of modern ISO 50001, BS EN 16001 was created and launched [5,6].…”
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“…For example, German experts believe that both national, and even regional, laws and levels of technological development at the time of the adoption of the EU Directive 96/61/EC were so advanced that businesses almost did not notice a change in requirements. The technological changes and development of new techniques took place mainly under the influence of scientific and technical and technical and economic factors [38]. Swedish experts emphasize the importance of well-timed requirements, and the strengthening and use of regulatory factors, to increase resource efficiency and reduce negative environmental impact [39].…”
Section: Environmental Policy Industrial Strategy and Evolution Of Bmentioning
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“…The experience of Estonia shows that serious work with the regulated community is necessary: staff training is required for both enterprises and permit-granting authorities, and the formation of a national pool of BAT experts. In this republic, the new regulations made it possible not only to achieve technological modernization, but also to replace certain technological processes, in particular, in the production of organic chemicals [38].…”
Section: Environmental Policy Industrial Strategy and Evolution Of Bmentioning
confidence: 99%