Department of Emissions

We met again after a year in Prague, colleagues from Hungary and Poland also joint us

The annual meeting of emission experts from SHMÚ, the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ), the Polish KOBIZ and the Hungarian Hungaromet was held this year in the second half of June in Prague, at the CHMÚ. The invitation was accepted by...

OEaB representative on a study trip to the Netherlands: How to measure the impact of transport on air quality in practice?

Creating transport emission projections requires not only mathematical models but also an understanding of the real-world feasibility of measures over time. An international study trip to the Dutch cities of Utrecht and Amersfoort, attended by a...

Air Protection Conference 2026

On behalf of the organizers, we would once again like to invite you to the traditional international conference AIR PROTECTION 2026, which is attended every year by more than two hundred representatives of companies, state and public administration,...

EU Expands Emissions Allowances: What Will ETS 2 Mean for Households, Transport, and Slovakia?

From 2028, the emissions trading system will expand to buildings and road transport. The new EU ETS 2 mechanism will fundamentally change the perception of fossil fuels and Slovakia’s energy policy.The Future of EU ETS 2 in Slovakia

Emissions and Air Quality: Impacts on Climate and Public Health

Air quality is a key factor influencing both public health and the stability of the climate system. Emissions from fossil fuel combustion, transport, and industrial processes significantly alter the chemical composition of the atmosphere,...

Slovak Emission Inventory of Pollutants: Updated Data and Inventory Resubmission

Slovakia continues its regular assessment of air pollutant emissions trends. On 13 March 2026, a resubmission of the national emission inventory of pollutants for the 1990–2024 time series was submitted to the United Nations Economic Commission for...