Industrial Emissions Act (2013).

The Act regulates industrial activities of high environmental hazard and the operation of installations, combustion plants, waste incineration and co-incineration plants, installations using organic solvents, and installations producing titanium dioxide. It defines the scope of application and identifies the categories of activities and installations subject to regulation, including those requiring integrated environmental permits.
It contains provisions on integrated environmental permits, including requirements for obtaining a permit, procedures for application and decision-making, and the content of permits. It sets rules on emission limit values, application of best available techniques, monitoring, self-monitoring, reporting, and environmental quality standards. It also establishes obligations of operators in relation to operation of installations, accidents and incidents, non-compliance, and changes in installations.
The Act includes specific provisions for large combustion plants, waste incineration and co-incineration plants, and installations using organic solvents, covering emissions, monitoring, and operational conditions. It regulates inspection and state supervision, including environmental inspections and compliance control, and includes provisions on review, amendment, suspension and revocation of permits, and on closure of installations and aftercare measures.