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Electronics Recycling Ltd 11/07/07 EAUC WEEE Event 1

Finding a Sustainable Solution to WEEE for

Universities and Colleges

Lorie Randall

CKS Account Manager


Who am I?

• Advisor to the WEEE Recycling Network

www.weeenetwork.com

• Account Manager for CKS Electronics Recycling Ltd

www.cksgroup.com


What have I done?

• WEEE Research and Development

• DTI Global Watch WEEE Programme

• DTI WEEE Missions Japan and Europe

• WEEE Recycling Network

• CKS Group of Companies


University of Exeter

• WEEE Recycling Member for 4 years

• Explored WEEE environment

• Considered compliance issues

• Identified options for compliance

• Set up implementation programme

• Piloting sustainable solution with CKS


Why CKS?

£8 million investment into state of art technology – not a scrap yard


CKS Complete Solution

• Consultancy and Advice• Training and Education• UK Wide Logistics• Secure Data Deletion• Reuse of Equipment• Recovery and Treatment• Recycling of Materials• Compliance to Annex II• Transparency – duty of care secured


CKS Sustainability

• Economics - low gate fees (maximisation of income via reuse and purity of materials)

• Environmental - delivered direct to site (no middle-man logistics)

• Social - UK employment / quality jobs (3 locations in the UK – and growing)

CKS will not export your WEEE Treatment and Recovery done in UK


CKS The Benefits

• Assigned specialist Account Manager• Work with organisation to reduce and reuse as

much WEEE as possible• Match procurement issues with waste issues• Not sales people• Help with strategy development• One to one working relationship• Committed to improving our natural environment• Not complicated


Producer Responsibility

• Free take back and treatment – costs included in buying price – ask for discount and take over liability

• Producers can charge for collecting WEEE from you – no mandated free collection

• Transfer of liability - no additional costs added – your responsibility

• Student WEEE left behind becomes your responsibility – only considered as B-C if student takes back to DCF

• Cost of using Producers Take Back supply chain is likely to be more expensive than taking over liability dealing with WEEE yourself


The future

• Dynamic Market – expect quick changes• Market in state of ‘flux’ – mixed messages

(often incorrect)• EU already updating Directive, currently no

reuse target – that may change• Could make money out of it – WEEE is a

valuable resource!


CKS Pricing Structure

Price

DESCRIPTION No Unit

Weight

TotalWeight

No of Pallets

Collection Collection

UnitTreatment

Unit

Treatment and Collection

Unit

£125.00Domestic sized fridges

20 0.050 1.000 3 £29.32 £1.47 £6.25 £7.72

£125.00 PC Monitors 50 0.035 1.750 1 £29.32 £0.59 £4.38 £4.96

£85.00 PC Equipment 100 0.020 2.000 3 £29.32 £0.29 £1.70 £1.99

£85.00 Microwaves 50 0.020 1.000 1 £29.32 £0.59 £1.70 £2.29

£85.00 Desk top phones 100 0.002 0.200 1 £29.32 £0.29 £0.17 £0.46

£85.00Desk top Scanner fax, printers

100 0.035 3.500 1 £29.32 £0.29 £2.98 £3.27

Total No of Pallets 10

No of Pallets 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Cost per pallet £43.00 34.04 31.97 31.16 30.49 29.91 29.62 29.32 29.32

Total Cost £43.00 £102.12 £127.88 £155.80 £182.94 £209.37 £236.96 £263.88 £293.20


Price Comparison

£0.00

£5.00

£10.00

£15.00

£20.00

£25.00

£30.00

Domsticsized

fridges

PCMonitors

PCEquipment

Microwaves Desk topphones

Desk topscaner,

fax,printers

CKS

Other


Its Question Time!

WRN – [email protected]

CKS – [email protected]

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