Article | REF: G1016 V3

Classified installations for environmental protection (ICPE) - Parts list

Author: Ismahane EL BAHLOUL

Publication date: July 10, 2015

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7. Conclusion

The classification system is defined according to the threshold indicated in the nomenclature of classified installations. Where a facility comprises several classified installations, one of which is subject to authorization, the principle of connexity (Environmental Code) means that the whole is subject to authorization.

The classification system is the decisive criterion for the effective application of the law, since it determines the legal, technical and financial framework within which the facility can be created or can continue to operate.

The ICPE nomenclature is the reference document that classifies installations under five levels of regime:

  • unclassified (NC): if all the facility's activities fall below the classification thresholds of the nomenclature, the facility is not a classified...

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