Electronic recycling cycle
Are you a Waste Manager?
If you are an authorized waste manager and carry out any of the following operations: transport, storage, or treatment of batteries, accumulators, and other rechargeable batteries, SUN RE - BATTERY wants to collaborate with you.
Our system facilitates connection with companies and facilities that need waste management services.
Write to us at [email protected] or call us at ☎️ 963 363 487 for more information.
Our system facilitates connection with companies and facilities that need waste management services.
Write to us at [email protected] or call us at ☎️ 963 363 487 for more information.
Who is a Waste Manager?
According to Law 7/2022, a manager is defined as:
“A public or private entity registered by authorization or communication with the corresponding public administration and that carries out any of the operations that comprise waste management.”
Some of the obligations that managers who carry out professional waste collection activities must fulfill are:
“A public or private entity registered by authorization or communication with the corresponding public administration and that carries out any of the operations that comprise waste management.”
Some of the obligations that managers who carry out professional waste collection activities must fulfill are:
a) Collect, classify, and initially store waste in an authorized facility under appropriate conditions as provided for in their authorization and have documentary evidence of these operations.
b) Package and label waste in accordance with current regulations for subsequent transport, when the initial producer or holder does not have such obligations.
c) Deliver waste for treatment to authorized entities or companies, and have documentary evidence of this delivery, and must forward it to the initial producer or other holder of the waste, in compliance with the provisions of Articles 20.1 and 20.2. This accreditation to the initial producer or other holder will not apply to waste under local jurisdiction.
b) Package and label waste in accordance with current regulations for subsequent transport, when the initial producer or holder does not have such obligations.
c) Deliver waste for treatment to authorized entities or companies, and have documentary evidence of this delivery, and must forward it to the initial producer or other holder of the waste, in compliance with the provisions of Articles 20.1 and 20.2. This accreditation to the initial producer or other holder will not apply to waste under local jurisdiction.
Likewise, for managers who carry out transportation activities, they must:
a) Transport, at the request of the transfer operator, the waste from the initial producer or other holder to the treatment plant, complying with the requirements of the transportation regulations, other applicable regulations, and contractual provisions, and have documentary evidence of delivery.
b) Keep the waste separated and identified during transportation and, in the case of hazardous waste, packaged and labeled in accordance with current regulations. Under no circumstances will the loading of containers that are not properly sealed, or that have defects in their labeling when required, be allowed.
b) Keep the waste separated and identified during transportation and, in the case of hazardous waste, packaged and labeled in accordance with current regulations. Under no circumstances will the loading of containers that are not properly sealed, or that have defects in their labeling when required, be allowed.
Regarding waste treatment, managers must:
a) Carry out the appropriate checks to proceed with receipt and, where appropriate, acceptance, as agreed in the treatment contract.
b) Carry out the treatment of the delivered waste in accordance with the provisions of their authorization and provide documentary evidence of this; in the case of facilities subject to integrated environmental authorization, in accordance with the best available techniques.
c) Properly manage the waste they produce as a result of their activities.
b) Carry out the treatment of the delivered waste in accordance with the provisions of their authorization and provide documentary evidence of this; in the case of facilities subject to integrated environmental authorization, in accordance with the best available techniques.
c) Properly manage the waste they produce as a result of their activities.
Collection System
SUN RE - BATTERY will collaborate with the managers to comply with the obligations to collect waste from products placed on the Spanish market by the participating companies.
To achieve this, all stakeholders must be coordinated, and all necessary documentation for the transfer of waste must be prepared and correct.
To achieve this, all stakeholders must be coordinated, and all necessary documentation for the transfer of waste must be prepared and correct.