Facilities involved with activities described in Article 81, Annex IV and Part 1 of Annex V of the Law of Industrial Emissions N.184(I)/2013 and Ν.131(Ι)/2016 are required to obtain an Industrial Emission Permit before any operation activities begin. The activities that require an Industrial Emission Permit are generally involved the following:
• Energy sector.
• The production and processing of metals.
• Mineral industries.
• Chemical industries.
• Waste management facilities.
• Livestock facilities.
Additional facilities that require an IED according to the Law, are plants related to the combustion, incineration and co-incineration industry, plants that use organic solvents as well as facilities that produce titanium dioxide.
Nicolaides & Associates offers services for the preparation and submission of the permit application and at the same time monitors the case until a decision is being made by the competent Authorities. The monitoring of the case is essential to help address comments and issues raised by the Authorities.

Facilities involved with activities described in Annex I and Annex II of the Law of Waste disposal N.195(I)/2011 are required to obtain a Waste Management Permit from the Competent Authorities.

Nicolaides & Associates offers services for the preparation and submission of the permit application and at the same time monitors the case until a decision is being made by the competent Authorities. The monitoring of the case is essential to help address comments and issues raised by the Authorities.

According to the Waste Management of the Mining Industry Law N. 82 (I)/2009, the operation of an extractive waste facility is prohibited, unless the entity holds a mining a valid waste facility license.
Nicolaides & Associates offers services for the preparation and submission of the permit application and at the same time monitors the case until a decision is being made by the competent Authorities. The monitoring of the case is essential to help address comments and issues raised by the Authorities.

As per Article 16 of the Water Pollution Control Law N. 106 (I) / 2002, the operation of any facility which causes or may cause pollution to the water or soil is prohibited, unless the operator of the facility holds a valid waste disposal permit.
Nicolaides & Associates offers services for the preparation and submission of the permit application and at the same time monitors the case until a decision is being made by the competent Authorities. The monitoring of the case is essential to help address comments and issues raised by the Authorities.