The document discusses WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) collective systems in the Czech Republic. It provides details on:
- The philosophy of having one collective system per waste category to reduce costs and ensure equal conditions.
- How the systems were set up since 2002 in preparation for EU legislation, with producers financing takeback of their own brands starting in 2003.
- The non-profit structure of the collective systems, which are owned and managed by producers and ensure equal conditions for all.
- Results showing high participation rates of producers and increasing waste collection rates meeting EU targets.
- Financial flows that use visible recycling fees on historic equipment and separate financing for new waste, ensuring producers are only responsible
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WEEE collective systems in Czech Republic
1. WEEE collective systems in Czech Republic
OCT 2013 – Petr Novotny/
- Philosophy
- Timing
- Set up and financing
- Results
- Our Mission
2. WEEE collective systems in Czech Republic
Czech law philosophy – one system for historical waste for one
category. Main reasons:
- elimination of costs for separate financial management
- equal conditions for all producers
Producers from the categories 1-7 have been preparing for legislation
enactment since 2002 and conformed the funding of return to this
philosophy
Takeback obligation of own brands for the producers of cooling and
lamps since 2003
The Czech Republic adopted the Directive 2002/96/EC by the fixed
3. WEEE collective systems in Czech Republic
Non-profit company (a joint-stock company with stocks not negotiable
in public)
Equal property share of all founding companies
Collective system based, owned, managed, and controlled by
producers of electric equipment
Assumption of collective system participants´ obligations resulting
from the amendment of Act no. 185/2001 Coll., as amended (s.
37h(1)(c))
Equal conditions for founding companies as well as the other
participants of the collective system
Separation of logistic and recycling processes – cross-checking
Visible fee to historic electric equipments and its up-dating
Transparency of all activities of the collective system
Engagement of logistic and recycling companies into the system
exclusively in the form of competitive bidding
High degree of data security ( ISO 9001, 14001 and 27001)
4. Key data - directive 2002/96/ES
02/2003
Transp. Into the
National leg.
Historical waste
• Collective financing
• Separated costs
indication/visable fee
Financing of the new
waste
Reaching the target
4 kg/capita until end
2008
02/2013
10 year (MDA)
08/2004
8 lyears (others)
02/201108/2005
Historical waste
New waste
Collection target,recyclimg…
01/2006
07/2006
9
12/2008EU legislation
in force
5. EU legislation todays and future
• Current in force: Directive 2002/96/EC of the European
Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 2003 on WEEE
• Future in force: Directive 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament
and of the Council of 04 July 2012 on WEEE
• Transposition into national legislation by 14 February 2014
Collection targets:
• 4kg per capita until 31 December 2015 (CZ is achieving
since 2008)
• 45 % of the average weight of EEE placed on the market
in the three preceding years from 2016
• 85% of WEEE generated from 2019 onwards
6. Source: Business Intelligence on Gfk data
Financing of WEEE
Equal conditions for financing for all producers in the market
Separated financing for historic and new WEEE
Base = visible fees for historic equipment
Possibility to show visible contributions by 2013, and/or by
2015
Financing of new equipment by separate, invisibly shown fees
Creation of blocked provisions from contributions for historic and
new electric equipment so that no producer is going to bear a
burden for a bankrupt producer or producer that leaves Czech
market in future
Use of experience of the systems already existing in EU
7. VISIBLE FEE (historical waste)
Take back systém for
recycling
Endconsumer
1 € fee
reailer
z +1€ fee
1 €
1 €
1 €
Wholesaler
y +1€ fee
Importer local
producer
X + 1€ fee
Collective
scheme
x,y,z –sales value of the products
1€ fee -visable recycling fee
product price incl. VAT. . . €
Recycling contribution fee incl. VAT. . . €
Celková cena (včet. DPH): . . . €
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8. Financial flow
PRODUCER
Visible +
invisible fee
PRODUCER
Visible +
invisible fee
PRODUCER
Visible +
invisible fee
Collective system
TAKE BACK
FINANCING
MUNICIPALITIES
TAKE BACK
FINANCING
RETAILERS
FUNDING OF
TRANSPORT OF TAKEN
BACK EEE
CARRIERS AND
COLLECTING
COMP
PROCESSING FUNDING
RECYCLERS
DIRECT SYSTEM
COSTS
AWARENESS
ADMINISTR.
EXPENSES
AUDITS
INFORMATIO
N SYSTEM
CREATION OF
RESERVE FOR
FUTURE TAKE
BACK AND
RECYCLING OF
HISTORIC EEE
9. Key figures in the categories 1,2,3,4,6&7
More than 90% of the Producers
1 300 Collection facilities in municipalities
4 000 Mobile WEEE collection – municipalities
2 600 Retailers
1 300 Non-public places
18 Treatment facilities
15 Logistic partners
12. Collection ratio in %
( collection qty in tons/placement on the market in tons)
12
2010 2011 2012
Elektrowin 30% 29% 30%
Asekol 64% 47% 55%
Rema 22% 21% 21%
Retela 24% 26% 25%
Ekolamp 12% 13% 13%
celkem 33% 32% 33%
13. • E-box
• used in the interior of a buildings
• all small WEEE and batteries from offices,
institutions and municpalities
• more than 2,500 pcs installed in CZ
Receptacles - minor WEEE
• Red Street Container
• used in exterior on streets as a part of
recycling points
• all small WEEE and batteries
• almost 1,700 pcs installed in CZ
14. Why WINTAINER??
- optimal storage WEEE
- WEEE protection from the weather influence and thieves,
completeness
- presentation area 3x 1.2 m
1.2 m
16. Current status of battery recycling
in 2012 we recycled 878 tonnes of portable
batteries,
out of this we extracted 556 mostly metal raw
materials (Pb, Zn, Mn, Ni, Co)
Efficiency of recycling process
Handling with collected batteries
19. take-back in 2012 by place of
collection
61%
22%
6%
10%
percentage of take-back in 2012 by place of collection (in tons)
municipality collection points
retailers
mobile collection
services, fireworkers,schools & others
20. NUMBER OF HOUSHOLDS IN CR
COOLING
TOTAL COOLING -SALES ths.pcs ths.pcs
PENETRATION %
INSTALED PARK -BEG.of the YEAR ths.pcs ths.pcs
REPLACEMENT % YEARLY %
REPLACEMENT YEARLY ths.pcs ths.pcs
REPLACEMENT TOTAL ths.pcs ths.pcs
INSTALED PARK -END of the YEAR ths.pcs ths.pcs
TOTAL WASTE YEARLY ths.pcs ths.pcs
WASTE AVAILABLE FROM TOTAL WASTE % %
WASTE AVAILABLE FROM TOTAL WASTE ths.pcs ths.pcs
TOTAL SALES YEARLY ths.kg kg/pcs 51,9 ths.pcs
WASTE AVAILABLE FROM TOTAL WASTE ths.kg ths.pcs
ONLY NEW WASTE AVAILABLE FROM TOTAL WASTE ths.kg CZK/kg ths.pcs
COST OF RECYCLING, AVAILABLE AMOUNT ONLY CZK/ks 500 ths.CZK
COST OF RECYCLING, NEW WASTE AFTER 13.8.2005 ONLY ths.CZK ths.CZK
500 ZKK.CZK
ths.CZK
COST OF RECYCLING, AVAILABLE WASTE ONLY -DIRECTIVE2002/96/ES-since beg. ths.CZK
COST OF RECYCLING, NEW WASTE FROM 13.8.2005 ONLY ths.CZK ths.CZK
RECYCLED PCSFROM TOTAL SALE % %
tis.CZK
RECYCLING FEE CZK/pcs CZK/ks
3 750 000 Cost (weight) per
unit(weight)
FIXT ACCOUNT FOR PRODUCER WITH 10 % MARKET SHARE- INDIV.PLN.-NOVÝ
COST OF RECYCLING FOR PRODUCERWITH 10 % MARKET SHARE -INDIV.PLN.-HIST.
TOTAL COST FOR PRODUCER WITH 10 % MARKET SHARE- INDIV.PLN.
2008
298
123%
85%
252
252
70%
176
3,7
59%
296,0
4 581
2 505
4 627
15 439
9 139
88 103
1 860
14 884
8 810
365 821
3 864
23 694
Calculation recycling fee – example
the industry owns the figures
23. What can we do for you ?
In order to :
Collect
Collect
Collect
We are ready to open our set up of collective systems
Create the volantery agreements
Set up the effecient collective systems
Warns you about the threats
Inform you about the steps in the legislation proces
& practical issues
Make „ Test recycling „ in order to know the materials
availability
Recycling before your plants are ready