WHAT'S NEW:
WEEECOMPLY COMPLIANT FOR 2009
WEEEComply has submitted its 2009 Declaration of Compliance to the Environment Agency. This means that the scheme has met its obligations to collect, treat and recycle the correct tonnages of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. WEEEComply members can be assured that they are part of a scheme that is fully meeting its legal obligations.
EA RELEASE 2009 FIGURES
The registration deadline for battery producers is upon us! Large Producers, those placing more that 1 tonne of batteries on the market, must join an approved Battery Compliance Scheme. We can help...see the Battery pages on this website

Batteries

The new Battery Regulations require Battery Producers placing more than 1 tonne on the market to join a Battery Compliance Scheme by and to fund the collection and recycling of waste batteries. The government has set targets for collection and recycling, starting at 10% of all batteries for 2010 and rising to 40% by 2015. This is a significant challenge for the UK.

WEEEComply is pleased to offer the services of CCR REBAT to members as we believe that this represents the best compliance option for WEEEComply members.

WEEEComply members with a battery recycling obligation benefit from low annual membership fees and low recycling charges from one of Europe's leading battery recyclers. In addition, Members can join and to submit data via the WEEEComply members' website.

CCR REBAT operates one of Europe's leading battery take-back systems, collecting over 60,000 tonnes of batteries per annum from 13 EU Member States. The scheme already has in place the required international notifications, existing licences to transport waste batteries, excellent relationships with EU member state authorities and existing attractive agreements with the final batteries treatment and recycling facilities across Europe.

Scheme members will be able to directly access CCR REBAT's extensive collection network for battery collections (and request free-issue batteries collection containers) via a link from the WEEEComply website platform directly to a batteries collection request form within the CRR REBAT European IT platform.

UK obligated batteries distributors (i.e. retailers selling more than 32kg of portable batteries per premise PA) can request free batteries collections via WEEEComply / CCR REBAT.

The CCR REBAT is an Approved Battery Compliance Scheme: Approval Number BCS2010993/E.

WEEECOMPLY / CCR REBAT FEES

JOINING FEE
NONE
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE
£600
EA REGISTRATION FEE
£680
COLLECTION AND RECYCLING
From £95/t POM*

*Placed on the Market

Application for membership of CCR REBAT

WEEEComply Ltd and CCR UK Ltd are pleased to offer membership of the Battery Compliance Scheme CCR REBAT. CCR REBAT is a provisional Battery Compliance Scheme awaiting full approval from the Environment Agency. Approval for Battery Compliance Schemes will be awarded by the end of September 2009.

By signing this application, you confirm that you wish to join CCR REBAT, subject to the scheme receiving approval by the Environment Agency. In the event that the scheme does not receive approval, membership no fees will be charged.

Click here to download the application form.

“We found the WEEE regulations daunting and confusing. The help and advice we received from WEEEComply, ensured that the introduction of this legislation ran smoothly and without a problem. The ongoing service and support has been excellent...great work guys!”

Steve Longmore
Operations Director

Novatech UK Ltd