WEEE News

WEEE collections target missed in 2020

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…
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Government release response to the EAC waste electricals report

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…
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Planned obsolescence of EEE targeted by government

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…
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UNITAR report - how to improve WEEE collections and target systems

An in-depth review of WEEE collection and target setting systems across all EU Member State’s (MS) has been published by UNITAR (United Nations Institute for…
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2021 WEEE compliance fee methodology confirmed

The WEEE compliance fee methodology proposed by the Joint Trade Association (JTA) has been selected by ministers for 2021, to be administered by accountant firm…
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2021 WEEE consultations - what to look out for

The government consultation on reforming the WEEE regulations is expected to be released before the middle of this year. The Resources and Waste Strategy, released…
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UK Energy-related Products Policy Study now live - how to get involved

What is this study for? The UK committed to establishing a world-leading policy agenda for Energy-related Products (ErPs) in the Ten Point Plan for a…
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Introducing our new member monitoring process

We have launched our new monitoring process for all our members, designed to help you stay on top of your EEE submissions - here’s a…
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Q3 2020 WEEE collections show dramatic improvement

Strong quarterly results Following the gradual reopening of household waste recycling centres this summer after the initial national lockdown, more than double the amount of…
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