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29. 2003 EU EUT GHG CO 2010 2 300 Jos Delbeke ECCP European Climate Change Programme EU HFC PFC SF containment EU EU 175 EU GHG 1 6 J MC environment Update
30. 2012 GHG CO 2008 GH 2005 6 24 CO GHG 2 5 EU J MC environment Update
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33. EU 1 SME EU REACH REACH duty of care REACH 1 EU Craig Baker REACH J MC environment Update 50 4 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHH High Production Volume Pro gram
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36. JL BEAR Businesses and Environmentalists Allied for Recycling 4 Flame Retardancy News June 2003 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 2002 NEPSI NewPoint Group
37. EU 50 14 3 6 12 UEAPME UEAPME 8 REESE RETF EE 7 1 18 Montecatini 2003 EU GHG EU EU 129 1 12 25 26 2002 80 26 12 J MC environment Update 57 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 28
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96. 7 Materials JAC environment Update 13 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 EuP 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 64 Product design EuP Environmental aspect EuP Environmental impact EuP Life cycle EuP 905508 End of life EuP Re us
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98. J MC environment Update 46 EU 2004 5 EU 10 EPP Jorge Moreira da Silva 70 2 24 EU EU 5 2005 2008 5 10 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 HHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 28
99. EMAS ROHS JAC environment Update 4 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 OOOO JBCEQ WEEE amp RoHSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH pan siness uncil in rope 04 September 2003 Mr Gordon Tarrant Sustainable Development Department of Trade and Industry Dear Mr Tarrant We Japan Business Council in Europe JBCE 1 are the organisation representing Japanese companies with significant operations in Europe Our members are among leading multinational corporations in the world We would like to express our thanks for your inviting comments on the scope issues related to WEEE and RoHS Directives We are delighted to have this opportunity to contribute to the discussion of this important issues in the TAC meeting If you have any questions please feel free to contact our secretariat or myself Sincerely yours Takashi Sugiyama Chairman Environmental Committee Japan Business Council in Europe JBCE For details including a list of its member companies please refer to the following website http www jbce org J MC environment Update 5 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 0000 JBCEQ WEEE amp RoHSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Comments on the Scope of WEEE amp RoHS Directives 04 S
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207. 4 Criteria regarding some border line products JBCE would like to comment on the criteria governing the status of some borderline products It should be noted that the equipment that is exempt from the WEEE directive according to these criteria should be exempt from the RoHS directive as well 1 Large stationary equipment Large stationary equipment that meets one or several of the following criteria should be considered to fall outside the scope of the WEEE directive a if it is fixed to a facility regardless of whether it is a factory or office b if its installation removal and dismantling needs professional skills c and if the equipment would not normally end up in the municipal waste stream anyway Examples of such equipment include large postal sorting machines please see attachment 2 welding machinery and factory automation equipment 2 Classification of air conditioners for household use and non household use Annex IB of WEEE Directive clearly categorizes large cooling appliances and air conditioner appliances as large household appliances There are no categories to which air conditioners for non household use can possibly belong It is thus obvious that air conditioners for non household use are not subject to the WEEE and RoHS directives We would now like to submit a more detailed proposal to underpin this position a Large cooling appliances are single package appliances with a cooling capacit
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214. the scope of the RoHS directive It should also be noted that producers of consumables are often different from the producers of the product in which the consumables are used CDs and tapes are examples Inclusion of consumables would result in imposing legal obligations on many non EEE product producers and this was clearly not foreseen when the RoHS directive was enacted J MC environment Update 8 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 EuP http europa eu inteur lex en com pdf 2003 com2003_0453en01 pdf ak 2003 8 1 COM 2003 453 2003 0172 COD 92 42 EEC 95 RASE U 251
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221. e task that will give rise to unfair treatment Such non single package systems should therefore not be covered by the scope of the WEEE and RoHS directives 3 Business use video camera or video recorder Video cameras and video recorders for consumer use are considered to be categorized as Consumer electronics category 4 However broadcast use video cameras and recorders as well as industrial use video cameras and time lapse VCRs are exclusively designed for professional use They never end up in the municipal waste stream They need to be installed and used by professionals JBCE urges that these equipments should not be subject to the WEEE and RoHS Directives 2 Items that are clearly excluded from the scope of the WEEE and needs to be treated in the same way in the RoHS directive DEEE for military purposes EEE for military purposes is explicitly excluded from the scope of the WEEE Directive However this is not mentioned in the RoHS Directive Both Directives should be consistent 2 Consumables The RoHS directive does not mention consumables at all whereas the WEEE directive clearly states that consumables are not covered by its scope It only provides that the last consumable that is part of the product at the time of discarding should be treated separately Given the way consumables are treated in the WEEE directive and the fact that both directives constitute a policy package consumables should be considered to be outside
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224. ep 2003 JBCE Japan Business Council in Europe 1 The scope consistency of WEEE amp RoHS Although JBCE understands that national discretion should not be denied in the transposition of the WEEE Directive the consistency of the scope of both directives would be very much appreciated unless otherwise stated because it would ensure smooth compliance by industry We would like to strongly recommend that if an item is not covered by the scope of WEEE Directive then it should be treated as being out of the scope of the RoHS Directive as well Items or products where for some reason it is not necessarily clear if they are subject to the two directives can probably be classified into the following groups 1 Items that are outside of the definition of EEE Since cables and accessories themselves are not included in the definition of EEE they should not be subject to the WEEE and RoHS Directive when sold independently On the other hand JBCE agrees that they are within the scope if they are incorporated into the EEE or sold as a set with the EEE 2 Items whose essential function does not rely on electricity An acoustic piano is a product that does not need electricity in order to perform its essential function Nevertheless certain categories of acoustic pianos can have a function of electronically becoming silent The electronic device that brings about the silence function is completely detachable Please see attachment 1 Those electr
225. erinstitutional file David Gunton 6 13 EU 60 8 EU EU Industrial Copolymers L Daniels 2 1 COREPER the Council s Committee of permanent representatives applicator J MC environment Update 55 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 28
226. onic devices themselves are EEE and subject to the WEEE and RoHS regulations but pianos per se should not be regarded as EEE There should be a clear distinction between electric pianos that cannot be played without electricity and acoustic pianos with supplementary silence function It is also noted that acoustic pianos do not usually end up in the municipal waste stream 3 EEE used in equipment that does not fall within the scope of WEEE Directive EEE that is part of another type of equipment that does not fall within the scope of the WEEE Directive is clearly exempted from the scope of the WEEE Directive This principle should be applied even if the EEE that is designed specifically to be part of another type of equipment that does not fall within the scope of the WEEE directive is independently sold Such equipment may not function properly independently or is probably not normally used separately An example is the car stereo that is sold independently from the car The stereo system designed to be built into the car should not fall within the scope of the WEEE directive irrespective of whether it is already J MC environment Update 6 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 0000 JBCEQ WEEE amp RoHSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH installed in the car when sold Other examples include telecommunication equipment in rolling stock or airplanes car navigation systems and computing equipment for industrial machinery The same should apply to coverage by the RoHS directive
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228. y of less than 6 kW that do not require any professional installation apart from connecting common available supplies or drainage such as electricity supply gas supply water supply or water drain Appliances of more than 6 kW are designed for commercial use and should not be covered by the requirements of the WEEE directive b Air conditioner appliances are single package appliances as mentioned in EN 60335 2 40 with a cooling capacity of less than 6 kW and not requiring any professional installation apart from connecting common available supplies or drainage such as electricity supply gas supply water supply or water drain Appliances of more than 6kW are designed for commercial use and should not be covered by the requirements of the WEEE directive c Non single package systems that are built on site and are integrated within a building In general these systems require professionals to carry out the 2 A single package appliance is one functional unit in one enclosure J MC environment Update 7 Vol 5 No 3 2003 9 OOOO JBCEQ WEEE amp RoHSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH installation and the removal Such systems therefore never end up in the municipal waste stream Moreover non single package systems will contain components from more than one manufacturer piping insulation refrigerant indoor unit one or more and outdoor unit This will make identifying where the proper financial responsibility lays a very difficult if not impossibl
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