This 21-minute technical session provides a deep dive into the ongoing evolution of stack emissions monitoring standards, with a focus on regulatory drivers, technical challenges, and the implications for instrumentation professionals.
Ideal for environmental compliance officers, stack emissions specialists, CEMS engineers, and quality assurance personnel, the presentation explores:
- Regulatory landscape: An overview of key updates to European and international standards governing industrial stack emissions, including EN 14181, EN 15267, and related directives. The speaker outlines the impact of evolving regulatory frameworks on plant operators and instrument certification requirements.
- Quality assurance and control: Insights into the practical implementation of QAL1, QAL2, and AST procedures under the EN 14181 standard, including challenges with calibration gas stability, linearity testing, and routine validation.
- Instrument selection and certification: Guidance on selecting certified instruments under EN 15267, including implications for cross-sensitivity, interference testing, and the significance of MCERTS approval. Viewers will gain clarity on how to match the right equipment to site-specific emission profiles.
- Data quality and reporting: Discussion of best practices for ensuring reliable, traceable emissions data—including uncertainty calculations, automatic data validation, and alignment with national reporting systems.
- Emerging technologies: A forward-looking segment highlights innovations in sensor design, data processing, and remote diagnostics, which are reshaping how emissions are monitored, verified, and maintained.
Packed with practical insights and grounded in up-to-date regulatory knowledge, this video is essential viewing for any monitoring professional working to meet stringent environmental compliance demands while navigating a rapidly shifting technical landscape.
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