Main information
An integrated permit is a decision laying down the conditions for the operation of an installation which falls under Annex 1 to the Integrated Prevention Act and which is issued in place of decisions, opinions, statements and consents issued under other environmental laws.
To obtain it, it is necessary to submit an application, which is published on the website of the Ministry of the Environment: www.ippc.mzp.cz.
This applies to you if
You operate an establishment (company, plant, company) with an activity listed in Annex 1 to the Integrated Prevention Act.
When to use this service
An integrated permit must be obtained before the start of operation of an installation corresponding to the capacities listed in Annex 1 to the Integrated Prevention Act.
Vyřízení služby - elektronicky
What you need if you are using this service
The completed application must be submitted using the form available on www.ippc.mzp.cz. The submission must also include the annexes required by the application form. It is a multi-page document with precise instructions on how to complete it. It is also necessary to have the necessary data/data ready to complete it. These are data related to the description of the technology and to discharges into air, water and waste generation.
Where and how to solve this service
The application shall be submitted electronically to the competent regional authority according to the location of the facility, via the data box of the competent regional authority.
If attachments to the application cannot be submitted electronically (large datasets), this part can be documented in person at the competent authority or sent by post.
The whole process of obtaining an integrated permit from the creation of the application to the final issue is a very individual matter and it is not possible to specify exactly how long it will take.
How much will you pay
A fee of CZK 30 000 must be paid to the competent regional authority before a decision is issued. This fee is determined by the Administrative Fees Act.
Vyřízení služby - osobně
What you need if you are using this service
A printed application form, available on www.ippc.mzp.cz , is required to send the application by post or to lodge it in person at the filing office. The submission must also include the annexes required by the application form. It is a multi-page document with precise instructions on how to complete it. It is also necessary to have the necessary data/data ready to complete it. These are data related to the description of the technology and to discharges into air, water and waste generation.
The whole process of obtaining an integrated permit from the creation of the application to the final issue is a very individual matter and it is not possible to specify exactly how long it will take.
Where and how to solve this service
The application on the completed form, including all annexes, can be sent by post to the address of the competent regional authority or submitted in person to the filing office of the regional authority according to the location of the facility.
How much will you pay
A fee of CZK 30 000 must be paid to the competent regional authority before a decision is issued. This fee is determined by the Administrative Fees Act.
Additional information
What is the benefit of this service
The integrated permit allows the facility to operate in accordance with environmental protection. At the same time, as an operator, you comply with your legal obligation.
Appeal options
An appeal against the conditions laid down in the integrated permit shall be lodged with the authority which issued the permit, which shall send the appeal to the superior authority.
Legislation
Sanctions
As an operator, you are liable to a fine of up to CZK 10 million for operating a facility without an integrated permit.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Office usually process my application and what is the legal deadline for processing it?
Cannot be specified. In any event, the issuance of an integrated permit shall be subject to the statutory time limits specified in the Integrated Prevention Act and the Code of Administrative Procedure.