Lithium Batteries and Electronic Waste: The Responsibility of the Local Authority
The Ministry of Environmental Protection's guidelines require authorities to reorganize for the collection, separation, storage, and disposal of waste electrical equipment and lithium batteries - including dedicated treatment of damaged batteries and examining the need for a toxics permit.
We help authorities understand what is actually required of them, map gaps, reduce risks, and build a clear and effective implementation process.
Why expert support matters for EN 50625 compliance
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No compliance, no business licence
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No compliance, no regulatory recognition
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The initial mapping is more complex than it looks
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Process change creates uncertainty
And may entail expenses and delays in licensing.
We sort out what is necessary and what is unnecessary, saving you time and money.
