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European Batteries Waste Management Market

Frost & Sullivan, Dec 2009, Pages: 93


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The EU Batteries Directive Boosts Growth of the European Batteries Waste Management Market

Batteries waste management is a growing market across Europe principally because legislative pressure and impending deadlines are altering the way battery waste has been dealt with so far. The EU Batteries Directive is one of the most dominant tools that has shaped the market demand, supported scientific advances and encouraged investment in the batteries waste management market. While automotive and industrial batteries have already achieved a high recycling percentage due to the economic benefits of recycling, the Directive now has stringent targets for the regulation of portable batteries, paving way for new opportunities for the market participants. “The new battery directive imposes collection targets and recycling efficiencies for all batteries and introduces extended producer responsibility (EPR) as a regulatory instrument,” says the analyst of this research. “Therefore, the transposition of this directive is expected to have a radical impact on the countries that are not yet forerunners in this field.” The intensifying volumes of waste batteries in Europe widen the scope of market opportunities for battery disposal services companies. With fast-approaching deadlines for legislative compliance, the demand for efficient solutions and material recovery is on the rise.

However, the diverse nature of local legislation regarding batteries across the European Union has made the implementation as well as its potential interpretations extremely varied. “Waste management companies find it challenging to manage these variations arising from lack of clarity, unified registration and reporting requirements across member states in the EU,” explains the analyst. “This has hampered development of an integrated unified waste management solution by these companies.”

Companies are seeking to address these local variations by gradually formulating strategies depending on the state of compliance with the EU legislation and availability of infrastructure to meet these demands. “Companies should establish their credentials per EU legislation to compete with well-established leaders who dominate the market space, in order to gain substantial market share in this high growth market,” concludes the analyst. “Recycling capabilities and adherence to local and EU legislation are essential to succeed in this market

This Frost & Sullivan research service titled European Batteries Waste Management Market provides insights on the high-growth battery waste management market in Europe. This research service examines the battery waste legislation impacting the batteries waste management market and growth factors promoting active market development in Europe, along with an overview of the current market scenario. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following regional markets: the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Benelux (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg), Alpine (Switzerland and Austria), Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland), southern Europe (Italy, Spain and Portugal) and central and eastern Europe (CEE). The markets covered by the service provided are collection, sorting, recycling and final disposal (landfill/incineration).

Market Sectors

Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research:

By Region:

- The United Kingdom
- Germany
- France
- Benelux (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg)
- Alpine (Switzerland and Austria)
- Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland)
- Southern Europe (Italy, Spain and Portugal)
- Central and eastern Europe (CEE)

By Service:

- Collection
- Sorting
- Recycling
- Final disposal (landfill/incineration)


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