Greenhouse gas emissions permit is needed to allow installation covered by the emissions trading scheme to release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
For example, an emissions permit is required for the combustion of fuels in installations with a total rated thermal input of more than 20 megawatts and smaller combustion plants connected to the same district heating network as well as oil refiner ...
You must apply for a greenhouse gas emissions permit and the approval of a monitoring plan in projects related to the production of renewable energy if the installation is covered by the emissions trading scheme. Applications are always submitted through the FINETS system.
A greenhouse gas emissions permit is required if the installation falls within the scope of the Emissions Trading Act.
An emissions permit shall be granted if:
Using FINETS requires that the operator has authorised its representative to use Suomi.fi e-Authorization to use the system.
The application for authorisation and the application for approval of the monitoring plan must be submitted to the Energy Authority at least six months before the planned start of the activities.
The Energy Authority shall take a decision no later than two months after receipt of the application and any supplements thereto.
Until further notice