Übersetzung für "Elektroaltgeräte" in Englisch

In addition green-point materials as well as WEEE are accepted.

About 1 million tons of waste electronics have to be recycled every year in Germany alone.

Consumers may also dispose of their old electronic devices at municipal points.

We need to act quickly to stop the damage that electric waste is creating."

The greater the number of products sold, the more electrical and electronic waste is generated.

Where can you take WEEE for recycling?

Germany narrowly missed the collection rate of 45 percent for waste electronic and electrical equipment (WEEE) in 2016.

In addition to the submission at these collection centres you can also return the waste electrical equipment free of charge by dispatch by post.

Being one of the leading electronics recyclers in Europe we can offer the highest recycling rates in the business thanks to our state-of-the-art processes.

Public sector recycling companies are required to establish electrical and electronic waste recycling centres and to accept such waste at these centres free of charge.

The largest shopping centre in the region was selected as thelocation for the new secondhand shop for used electrical appliances with an attached repairworkshop and a collection and delivery service.

From mid-October 2005 to April 2006 15,000 tonnes of waste electric equipment were recorded in about 4,000 notications of collection.

For two days, employees of the company Dell Technologies in Austria had the opportunity to deposit disused batteries and WEEE, accumulated over time, at the collection point of ERP Austria.

Key areas are the development and evaluation of national waste prevention programmes, the optimisation of individual material flows (platinum group metals, copper, plastics) and the further development of concepts of extended producer responsibility (Waste electric and electronic equipment, end-of-life vehicles).

Municipal wastes cover a broad range of different types of waste, such as domestic waste, collection of segregated paper, glass and organic waste and electrical appliances.

Batteries and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) were collected by European Recycling Platform (ERP) Austria GmbH and subsequently disposed of in an adequate manner.

Hazardous waste, e.g. certain waste electrical equipment and insulation materials, accounted for just a small proportion of the total waste volume in the reporting period at around six tons.

In addition, Timlic reserves the right to make use of old electric appliances that have been sent back.

Binder+Co's revolutionary sensor-based system sorts glass, plastics, packaging waste, WEEE, paper, demolition waste and much more according to colours and type of materials.

Three types of reports outline the basic knowledge that a producer needs to initiate or maintain compliance with national EPR obligations for packaging, WEEE and batteries.

Reclay Österreich GmbH, the packaging licensing expert and the UFH collection and recycling scheme for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) will work together even more closely in the future.

Timlic Deutschland GmbH principally only takes back old electric appliances in the condition that it was delivered to the customer by Timlic.

Companies can arrange to have electronic equipment disposed of free of charge from a quantity of 250 Kg (1 SBB pallet with 3 frames) via our transport partner, CDS Cargo Domizil AG.

Since 2011 this full-service provider advises companies on their responsibilities regarding environmental tax for packaging, batteries and waste electronic equipment in Hungary.

It intends to summarise existing EU directives: the EU Waste Framework Directive, the EU Landfill Directive, the EU Directive on Packaging and Packaging Waste, the EU End of Life Vehicles Directive, the EU Battery Directive and the EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive