Data published by the Environment Agency reveals that 119,871 tonnes of waste electrical collections were made by compliance schemes in the first quarter of 2022, showing a 684-tonne reduction in collections from the same time…
The 'right to repair' regulation has been implemented in Great Britain and targets premature obsolescence in goods with the aim to incentivise energy efficient manufacturing.…
The Environment Agency have recently released the data showing the total volume of household WEEE collected between January and March 2021. 119,818 tonnes of household…
Defra have now released the final WEEE collection targets for 2021, based on data that does not include 2020 collection performance which was around 50%…
Consultation on revised Waste Prevention Programme for England launched
19th Mar 2021
On the 18th March Defra published a consultation on the revised Waste Prevention Programme (WPP) in England. Government is asking respondents to feedback on what…
Right to repair rules for EEE manufacturers this summer
12th Mar 2021
Government have confirmed that EEE manufacturers must make spare parts for electrical goods available by ‘this summer’, under the right to repair initiative. The new…
Earlier this month the total WEEE collection results for 2020 were published by the Environment Agency, confirming that the overall target has been missed by…
Government release response to the EAC waste electricals report
2nd Mar 2021
The EAC previously released their report on electronic waste towards the end of 2020 which urged Government to take action on electronic waste. The EAC…
Planned obsolescence of EEE targeted by government
22nd Feb 2021
A range of potential eco-design measures has been consulted on by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), that if adopted will reflect progress…
