AIA, Integrated Environmental Permit
Preliminary review, application, upkeep. Five-yearly renewals, substantial modifications, monitoring.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part II
Environment
Environmental compliance, special waste management, RENTRI, emissions, water discharges and AUA. Eco-sustainable development models for businesses and public administration.
Who it is for
Companies producing special waste (hazardous and non-hazardous), holders of AUA / AIA permits, operators of industrial water discharges and air emissions, public bodies with environmental services.
Timescales
RENTRI alignment in 4-6 weeks depending on size and on the types of waste managed.
Environmental services
From the AIA application to the CSRD: we cover the whole chain of environmental compliance for industrial companies, utilities, construction and the non-profit sector.
Preliminary review, application, upkeep. Five-yearly renewals, substantial modifications, monitoring.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part II
Environmental Impact Assessment and screening procedures for industrial and infrastructure projects.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part II title III
Single SUAP procedure covering air emissions, water discharges, waste management and noise impact.
Presidential Decree 59/2013
Characterisation, loading and unloading registers, annual MUD declaration, transport forms, temporary storage, registration with the Waste Operators Register.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part IV
Emission calculations, AUA/AIA permits, continuous (SME) and periodic monitoring. CETP / CEE / ETS where applicable.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part V
Characterisation of industrial discharges, discharge permits, treatment plants, management of first-flush rainwater.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part III
Preliminary survey, site-specific risk analysis, remediation design, handling of the procedure with the competent authorities.
Legislative Decree 152/2006 part IV title V
Sustainability report compliant with the GRI Standards, carbon footprint calculation, CSRD support for the organisations required to report.
CSRD Directive EU 2022/2464
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Plants certified to ISO 14001
What you get
Protecting and making the most of environmental resources is a necessary condition for fostering eco-sustainable development models. Safeguarding environmental heritage means investing in one’s own history, values and roots; for a business it also means taking responsibility for the impact its activity has on the surrounding environment.
A sustainable business is one that takes into account, when defining its strategy and in its day-to-day management behaviour, the interests of all stakeholders and the impacts its conduct may have at economic, social and environmental level.
Forgest makes it easier for a company to manage every operation connected with environmental protection, by maintaining compliance with the rules, laws and regulations in force.
The National Electronic Register for Waste Traceability is progressively replacing paper registers and FIR forms. We assist with registration, profiling, the upload of delegated producers and operational training. We work both under the transitional regime and once the system is fully in force.
We support the permit process for air emissions (Article 269), industrial water discharges, water abstraction and AUA. We prepare the monitoring plans and manage the analytical campaigns.
Where soil or groundwater contamination is suspected, we assist with the notification to the authorities, with the planning of the preliminary investigations and with the management of the remediation procedure under Articles 242-245 of Legislative Decree 152/2006.
For companies that want to build sustainability into their strategy, we support the development of the Sustainability Report (GRI Standards), the materiality analysis and the integration of ESG criteria into governance and procurement processes.
Regulatory reference
Legislative Decree 152/2006 (Environmental Code), Ministerial Decree 119/2024 (RENTRI), Regulation (EU) 1357/2014, regional sector rules.
Next step
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