Kraft- und Brennstoffe von genehmigungsbedürftigen Anlagen überprüfen von Beschaffenheit und Auszeichnung

The competent authority shall verify compliance with chemical, physical parameters and limit values for fuels. The results are reported annually to the Federal Environment Agency, which in turn reports them to the European Commission (National Fuel Report).

The aim of the Regulation is to impose requirements on the production, placing on the market, import and quality, as well as on the labelling of fuels and fuels, in order to protect against harmful environmental effects, and to monitor them annually.

The competent supervisory authority shall verify a certain number of fuel and fuel samples. The number of samples depends on the total quantities placed on the market. Sampling is carried out twice a year in accordance with the requirements of the General Administrative Regulation on the 10th BImSchV, so that both the winter and summer goods can be tested. Sampling and analysis is carried out by test laboratories accredited for this purpose (mineral oil products).

The results are collected in accordance with Section 18 (3) of the 10th BImSchV via the "FQMS – Fuel Quality Monitoring System". It is a data collection tool of the Federal Environment Agency (UBA).

The results of the country reviews are compiled annually by the UBA into a National Fuel Report. This is reported by the Member State of Germany to the European Commission.

The year-round review covers the qualities of both summer (1 May - 30 September) and winter goods (16 November - 15 March).

The results are to be reported to the Federal Environment Agency on 31 May of the following year. The reporting of the Member State of Germany to the EU Commission will take place on 31.08. of the following year

• Monitoring Of the quality and labelling of the qualities of fuels and fuels of installations in need of approval Review
• The competent authority shall verify compliance with chemical and physical parameters and limit values for fuels and fuels
• The results are reported annually to the Federal Environment Agency, which in turn reports the results of the European Commission (National Fuel Report).

Competent authorities are the immission protection authorities of the countries.

The information in accordance with Section 18 (3) of the 10th BImSchV is provided electronically via the data acquisition tool "FQMS – Fuel Quality Monitoring System". This fulfils the reporting format of the General Administrative Regulation on 10 BImSchV.