US EditionEU Agrees on New Rules for Car Recycling
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The co-legislators agreed on the draft Regulation on end-of-life vehicles. The Commission's proposed target for the incorporation of recycled plastic is postponed to 2036.
Provisional agreement on rules will reduce waste from motor vehicles and boost material recycling throughout the car's life cycle
Negotiators of the European Parliament and member states reached a provisional agreement on new EU circular economy rules on Friday morning that will cover the entire life cycle of motor vehicles, from design to final processing at the end of their life. TASR's rapporteur reports. According to the agreement, all new vehicles should be designed to allow for easy removal of as many parts and components as possible by authorised treatment facilitie…
EU Council And Parliament Agree New Vehicle Circularity And ELV Rules
EU Council and Parliament have struck a provisional deal on a new End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) regulation, tightening traceability to tackle “missing vehicles” and setting phased recycled-plastics targets that will reshape compliance for ATFs and recyclers.
EU agrees on new rules for car recycling
Brussels – The European Parliament and the Council of Ministers have reached a provisional agreement on new rules for the handling of vehicles, from design to scrapping. The agreement includes, among other things, new binding targets for the use of renewable material in newly manufactured vehicles as well as for the recycling of certain parts and components, according to a press release from the Parliament. “I am pleased that we managed to tight…
EEB - The European Environmental Bureau
RECYCLING magazineEU’s new vehicle regulation misses the turn toward a circular automotive sector
Early on 12 December, EU lawmakers struck a political agreement on new rules meant to make the automotive sector more circular – but the deal falls short of its promise, warn the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) and Environmental Action Germany (Deutsche Umwelthilfe, DUH). The text, agreed last night, updates and merges the outdated End-of-Life Vehicles Directive and the 3R Type-Approval Directive into a single Regulation on Circularity Requ…
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