The Air Quality Improvement Measures in Seoul Metropolitan Area

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The Air Quality Improvement Measures in Seoul Metropolitan Area Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea 6 TH High Level Seminar Feb.9-10, 2015, Malaysia

Contents Air Quality Status in Seoul Metropolitan Area Master Plans for the Metropolitan Air Quality Management Implementation Measures Achievements 2

I. Air Quality Status in Seoul Metropolitan Area 1. Seoul Metropolitan Area(SMA) 2. Air Pollution status in SMA Gyeonggi-do Seoul Incheon SMA was more serious than Non-SMA Comparison of air pollution in the SMA and Non-SMA Annual average in 2003 NO 2 (ppb) PM 10 ( µg/m 3 ) SMA 34(38) 65(69) Non-SMA 22 53 * () : the number for Seoul Portion of pollutant emissions in 2003 Unit: % Areas CO NO X SO X PM 10 VOC SMA 11 44.4 31.9 14.2 25.5 38.9 SMA is the highest density area in Korea - 47% of the total population and automobiles are concentrated in the SMA(only 11% of territory of Korea) People density : 17000/km 3 Automobiles: 8.6million Energy consumption: 5,6 million TOE/year Non-SMA 89 55.6 68.1 85.8 74.5 61.1 Trend of pollutant emissions in the SMA Emission of Pollutants is Increasing except for SOx. 3

I. Air Quality Status in Seoul Metropolitan Area 3. The Major Sources contributing to Air Pollution in SMA (2003) NOx PM 10 SOx Of the total amount of air pollutant emissions, 35% of NOx and 43% of PM 10 are from on-road mobile sources. More than half of NOx and SOx are emitted from Combustions sources. - 41% of SO X and 29% of NO X are from Energy Industry Comb. - 21% of SO X and 9% of NO X are from Manufacture Comb. 4

II. Master Plans for the Metropolitan Air Quality Management Special Act on Seoul Metropolitan Air Quality Improvement Adopted in 2003 Implementation Period : 2005-2014 Objectives - To Improve the air quality in SMA to the standards of cities in the developed world. Needed Emission Reduction ( 01 14) - 38.7% of PM 10-53% of NO X - 38.7% of SO X - 38.7% VOCs 5

III. Implementation Measures Measures for Mobile Sources Adopted Stricter standards for vehicles Diesel : Euro 5 (2009) ( * Beginning with Euro 6 in 2015) Petrol Natural gas: ULEV (2009) Non-road: Tier-1(2004), Tier-2(2005), Tier-3(2009) Replace Zero-Emission Vehicles Supplied 14,000 Vehicles 89% of Diesel Buses in SMA has been replaced to ULEV Refuel Cleaner Fuels - Set Stricter SOx Limit in Fuel Unit: ppm 2006 2009 Gasoline 50 10 Diesel 30 10 LPG 100 40 Retrofit Emission Filters/ Catalysts Supplied 300,000 Vehicles 50% of PM 10 and 20% of NOx reduced from Mobile Sources. 6

III. Implementation Measures Measures for Stationary Sources (Cap and Trading program ) Adopted Cap and Trading program in 2007 Control pollutants: NOx, SOx Target : Large industries for emissions - Electricity sector(72%), Manufacturing(17%) NOx SO 2 Step 1 ('07.7.1~) Over 30 tons/yr Over 20 tons/yr Step 2('09.7.1~) Over 4 tons/yr Over 4 tons/yr Allocations Annual allocations for each compliance year = Air pollutant allocation factor activity - factors: types of industry, fuel/raw materials The annual allocations set at every 5yrs - The first year allocations: Average emissions for the past 6 yrs. - The final year allocations: Possible emissions if installing BACT Allocation and Supervising : by Korean Ministry of Environment Data collection and monitoring from each emitter : using Tele-Monitoring System(TMS) Incentives for the firms: free from the given emission charge(so2) and fuel limitation 7

III. Implementation Measures Measures for Stationary Sources (Cap and Trading program) Management Penalty : Charge for excess emissions Control : - Can use the unused permit for the next year - Can trade to other firms (No limitation for trade amount) Tools The Emission Management System - www. n-sky.or.kr The Emission Trade System - www. emissiontrade.go.kr 43% of NO x and 14% of SOx emissions are reduced by the Cap and Trade system. 8

IV. Achievements Improvement of air quality in metropolitan area Both PM 10 and NO x concentrations have decreased. Annual Concentrations of PM 10 NOx in SMA and NO 2 (ppb) 2003 2013 SMA 34 30 Seoul 38 33 Incheon 30 28 Gyeonggi 33 29 PM 10 ( µg/m 3 ) 2003 2013 SMA 65 49 Seoul 69 44 Incheon 60 49 Gyeonggi 68 54 The Air quality in SMA has improved significantly between 2003 and 2013. 9

Thank you! nkhwang@korea.kr 10

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Schedule to Establish the 2nd Stage Basic Plan 12

Implementation Measures of the Master Plan Measures for Other Sources VOCs reduction from the Gas station - Adopted Stage II for all gas stations in SMA - Financial Support for the stations installed Station II before the limited date. Dropped More than 85% o f VOCs from Gas station. 13