This section is for blog entries from members of the Recolight team – including Nigel Harvey, our CEO.
Most Local Authority household waste recycling centres collect WEEE. And under WEEE regulation 34, a Local Authority can require any
Breakage of waste lamps, either when they are placed in a container, or during transport, is probably the biggest source
A higher Government lamp WEEE target for 2016 means most Waste Management and Facilities Management companies should be able to
When waste lamps are collected they are usually transported whole, in their collection container, to a treatment plant. But as
Hazardous Waste Premises Code – HWPC From 1 April Collection Points in England no longer require a hazardous waste premises
In January 2019 the UK WEEE Regulations will introduce new producer reporting categories; reducing the current 14 categories down to
Recolight has seen that fastest member growth in 2015 since the start of operations. We were also the fastest growing
Autumn 2015 marked Recolight’s 10 year anniversary. In celebration of this milestone, I wanted to reflect on Recolight’s history alongside
Recolight is a founder member of EucoLight, a new European trade association focused on WEEE in the lighting sector. Â EucoLight
Presenting to the LIA Technical Forum The LIA Technical Forum, held twice a year near Stratford-upon-Avon, is always a very
I am very pleased that Recolight membership continues to grow. 20 new members have joined us in 2015, and our
The Government has consulted on the national targets for household WEEE recycling, including the target for waste lamp recycling. In
