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EucoLight provides input for a future Implementing Regulation on the calculation of weight of EEE POM and quantity of WEEE generated in each Member State.
EucoLight comments on the amendments tabled by the members of the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) of the European Parliament.
In this open letter, EucoLight supports the Parliament’s report and especially the inclusion of clear minimum standards for extended producer responsibility schemes as a mean to ensure transparency and cost effectiveness for extended producer responsibility schemes
EucoLight commands the rapporteur of the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) of the European Parliament (Ms Simona Bonafè) for sharpening the minimal requirements for the Extended Producer Responsibility and makes amendments proposals on several points.
EucoLight welcomes the draft opinion of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy Comments (ITRE) of the European Parliament and emphasises some important aspects.
EucoLight welcomes the introduction minimum requirements for Extended Producer Responsibility schemes at EU level and formulates recommendations for further clarification of certain crucial aspects.
A circular economy offers us the possibility to live in a sustainable society. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes make a significant contribution in transforming the economy. In this document, EucoLight makes proposals on how to improve EPR schemes in Europe.
EucoLight published an interview of our president in The Parliament
Making the circular economy a reality for lighting products In a recent interview, EucoLight president highlighted the goals and the achievements of the association since its creation in 2015 and emphasised the challenges that its members will face in the near future. Priorities that guided EucoLight’s choices from its beginning are still a reference point […]
