Environment
Classified installations
‘Classified installations’ refers to all activities, equipment or products that may have an impact on the environment and the surrounding communities, and that require an environmental permit.
Soil
The website of Bruxelles Environnement shows you how to determine whether land is contaminated and how to prevent and tackle soil pollution.
- View the inventory of the soil conditions of Bruxelles Environnement (FR/NL)External link (nteractive online map with identification sheets of the land parcels)
- Complete a number of soil-related forms online (application for access to the soil survey, application for a soil certificate, notification of and application for an exemption from an assessment of soil conditions, application for derogation under Articles 17 and 23, application for a grant for carrying out a soil survey and unknown source pollution treatment) through IRISboxExternal link
(online service with electronic identity card) - Discover the soil treatement innovative techniques that are most appropriate to a building project through the app of Bruxelles Environnement (FR/NL)External link (online form)
Transport plans for businesses
In order to promote sustainable mobility among the inhabitants of Brussels, the Brussels-Capital Region has introduced transport plans, including for businesses.
- Use the business mobility assessment tools of Bruxelles Environnement (data collection/survey and data analysis/report) to draw up a transport plan for business (FR/NL)External link (online modules)
- Fill in some of the forms relating to transport plans to businesses through IRISbox, the Brussels-Capital Region's e-government serviceExternal link (online service with electronic identity card)
Low Emission Zone (LEZ)
The term "Low Emission Zone" is used to designate where polluting vehicles are not allowed to drive in a given city, or areas of that city.
The LEZ is in force across the territory of the 19 Brussels communes.