Abstract
Progress of industrial development since years has been causing problems with increasing amount of environmental pollution as well as the levels of sources and energy consumption. Finally the environmental problems where considered as the prior value in the European Union (EU) law regulations. In 1996, common rules for permitting and controlling industrial installations were adopted by the European Council as the Integrated pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Directive. In essence, the IPPC Directive is about minimizing pollution from various industrial sources. According to the Annex I of the IPPC Directive operators of industrial installations are required to obtain an environmental permit. The conditions of the authorisation are mainly based on Best Available Techniques (BAT), the second principle of the IPPC Directive. The main environmental impacts related to the dairy industry are: the high consumption of water and energy, the discharge of effluent with a high organic load like whey in the waste...
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