MEGA BAT: Best Available Technologies

MEGA develops and provides BAT

MEGA develops and implements industrial applications for industrial surface treatment, water treatment and management across economic sectors, for processing of whey and its by-products, and for purification of sugars, glycols and other organic and inorganic substances that meet BAT (Best Available Technologies) requirements.

Thanks to continuous investment in the development of these technologies and equipment, MEGA always meets the current international BAT criteria, which correspond to the most efficient existing operating technology that minimizes negative environmental impacts while maximizing economic savings in operating costs.

Why cooperate with MEGA

At MEGA, we use the Best Available Technologies (BAT) to ensure that we process materials and manufacture products based on modern scientific practices to minimize environmental impact.

The implementation of our technology will provide you with:

• Low operating costs.
• High level of automatization.
• Low maintenance requirements.
• Low waste production.
• Low space requirements.

What is BAT?

The term Best Available Techniques or the Best Available Technologies (BAT) means technology approved by legislators or regulators to meet output standards for a given process to achieve a high degree of environmental protection in practice.

According to EU BAT reference documents, BAT is defined as the following:

• TECHNIQUES means both the technology used and how the equipment is designed, built, operated, maintained and decommissioned;
• AVAILABLE techniques mean techniques developed on a scale that allows implementation in the relevant industrial sector under economically and technically acceptable conditions, considering costs and benefits, as long as they are available to the operator of the facility under reasonable conditions;
• BEST means the most effective techniques in terms of achieving a high level of protection for the environment.

What is BREF

BREF (BAT Reference Document) are a series of reference documents that describe industrial processes, their operating conditions, the emission and consumption levels of the techniques used and the Best Available Techniques for the comprehensive prevention and control of pollution from industrial activities. Member states are obliged to take these documents into account when determining BAT in general or in specific cases according to legislative conditions.

BREF documents collect real user experience with the Best Available Techniques and provide regulators with reference information that they can use in setting permit conditions.