The latest publications:

  • Open Statement to TEE Producers and PROs

    EERA Call for TEE Producers and PROs to take the financial impact of changes into account following BASEL E-Waste Decision due to the issues for TEE operators no longer able to export fridge compressors to Pakistan from 1st Jan 2025

  • Launch of Greek WEEE Study

    The official launch of a Greek WEEE Study carried out by Eunomia Research was held in Athens on 14th December 2023..

  • Retirement of Alain Vassart & appointment of Julie-Ann Adams

  • Joint Statement - EERA & FEAD on OECD/Basel changes for e-waste

  • EERA Statement on the limit values for UTC

  • EERA Response to Call for Evidence - WEEE Review Oct 2022

  • EERA Announces results of photo competition to celebrate Int. EWASTE Day 2022

  • EERA co-sign an industry position paper on WSR

  • Position Statement on ODS Regulation

  • EERAs position for the WEEE Directive Review

  • Recovery of plastic should continue without barriers!

  • Joint Position Statement on proposed amendments to WSR

  • NSS RR Fast Track Report - Jan 2022

  • Improving the loops of plastics in electronics

  • Fact sheet Low POP Content Threshold

  • Character of fires caused by batteries in WEEE

  • Critical Raw Materials Recycling - CEWASTE final report

  • Improving the circularity of rechargeable batteries

  • Feedback on “Study on Quality Standards for the Treatment of WEEE

  • Scavenging of WEEE - the consequences

  • SOFIES Study - BFRs 2020

  • Tackling Lithium Battery Fires

    Recommendations for tackling fires caused by Lithium Batteries in WEEE

  • Best Practise for Handling Batteries

    Sharing experiences and best practices with batteries in WEEE

  • Technical Guidance for safe collection and transport of WEE with batteries

    Technical Guidance for safe collection and transport of WEE with batteries

  • EERA Position Statement

    Response to new EU proposals for UTC/ PBDE limits and the POP Regulation

  • Ban single-use disposable e-cigarettes in Europe

    A call for banning single-use disposable e-cigarettes has been made by eight European Organisations to the European Parliament and Council