Example of WEEE take back offer wording, June 2024
Year: 2024
Year: 2024
Year: 2023
This document provides guidance to those who are selling EEE and/or batteries at a retail or distributor premises. It addresses obligations under the WEEE and Batteries Regulations.
A list of key national stakeholders in the tyres management system including those organisations involved in compliance with the legislation for WEEE, batteries and end-of-life vehicles. , June 2023
Year: 2023
This document lists the key national stakeholders in the tyres management system and describes their main roles. It includes those organisations involved in compliance with the legislation for WEEE, batteries and end-of-life vehicles. The document also provides advice to producers on how to comply with the requirements of each of these stakeholders.
Year: 2023
This form can be used to make a complaint to the EPA about a non-compliant (free rider) EEE producer.
Year: 2023
The aim of this guidance is to assist B2B producers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) who place B2B products on the Irish market (i.e. who supply EEE to a business end user in Ireland) to comply with the WEEE Regulations in Ireland.
Year: 2022
This document provides guidance on what to expect when the EPA carries out an inspection at your retail premises to assess compliance with the WEEE and Batteries Regulations.
What do retailers need to know?, December 2022
Year: 2022
A two page guidance leaflet for retailers on the WEEE and Batteries Regulations.
Year: 2022
This template is be used by self-complying battery producers to prepare their annual waste battery management report in compliance with the European Union (Batteries and Accumulators) Regulations 2014 (S.I. No. 283 of 2014). It is a macro-enabled template and should be completed by validly registered self-complying battery producers.
Year: 2022
This template is to be used by self-complying battery producers to prepare their 3-yearly waste battery management plan in compliance with the European Union (Batteries and Accumulators) Regulations 2014 (S.I. No. 283 of 2014). It is a macro-enabled template and should be completed by validly registered self-complying battery producers.
Year: 2022
This template can be downloaded and used to record types and amounts of WEEE that is collected from a retail/distributor premises.
Year: 2022
This template can be downloaded and used to record types and amounts of WEEE that is taken back and stored at a retail/distributor premises.
Exhibitors - How to comply with the WEEE and Batteries Regulations, August 2022
Year: 2022
This document provides guidance for trade show exhibitors to help them comply with the WEEE and Batteries regulations.
Year: 2022
Sample statutory notice for retailers of batteries only (i.e. where the retailer does not also sell EEE).
Year: 2022
Sample statutory notice for retailers of EEE and batteries.
Year: 2022
This guidance document will assist retailers and distributors of industrial and automotive batteries to comply with the European Union (Batteries and Accumulators) Regulations 2014 (SI No. 283 of 2014) – the Batteries Regulations.
Year: 2022
Sample statutory notice for retailers of EEE only (i.e. where the retailer does not also sell batteries).
Year: 2022
This is a guidance note on the management of Ionisation Chamber Smoke Detectors at end-of-life, when they become waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
Year: 2022
This is a guidance note on the management of X-ray units at end-of-life, when they become waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
Year: 2022
This is a summary of the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Batteries regulations in Ireland. It includes EPA, local authorities, producers and retailers, as well as consumers and WEEE and batteries compliance schemes.
