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Battery Directive 2006/66/EC Q&A Compilation (I) NO.21/2008

2008-06-27

Battery Directive 2006/66/EC Q&A Compilation (I) NO.21/2008

The Battery Directive 2006/66/EC, which came into effect on September 26, 2006, applies to batteries/accumulators sold in all markets. Member States were required to transpose this directive into their domestic law by September 26, 2008. The EU updated its Q&A in April 2008 and will continue to update it periodically thereafter.

Preventive measures in the directive
This directive restricts the use of mercury in all batteries.
The use of cadmium in portable batteries is also restricted, but portable batteries used in emergency and alarm systems are excluded.

Battery collection regulations
The Battery Directive aims to collect large quantities of discarded batteries/storage units.
	Consumers should bring their discarded portable batteries back to the collection point free of charge and without needing to purchase new batteries.

	Wholesalers should collect used batteries when selling them.

	Industrial battery manufacturers have a responsibility to collect industrial batteries from end users.

	Vehicle battery manufacturers should establish collection programs for discarded vehicle batteries that are not collected under the ELV Directive.

Battery Recycling and Disposal Regulations.
All collected batteries must be recycled. However, Member States may dispose of waste batteries containing mercury, cadmium, or lead by landfill in the following two circumstances.

	The national strategy for phasing out heavy metals following impact assessments is to replace recycling with landfill disposal.

	No viable end-market

電池收集、處理、以及回收費用
電池生產者必須籌備管理廢棄電池收集、處理、以及回收的費用。生產者和工業/車輛電池的使用者之間可約定替代的財務協議。同時、生產者須負責廢棄電池收集、處理、以及回收的公共資訊宣導活動財務。

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2006/66/EC Q&A Collection

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