Lobbying on RoHS exemption 6

RoHS exemption 6

Environment

Hazardous substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment are restricted under EU legislation, however, exemptions can be granted upon request from economic operators if scientifically and technically justified.

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Public consultation

ID: 11686

Lobbying Activity

4 responses

Consultation response

European Environmental Bureau, 16 Jul 2021

Our comments below refer to draft delegated acts concerning the following lamp category: 1g - Single-capped fluorescent lamps for general lighting purposes <30W with a lifetime equal or above 20.000 h: 3,5 mg The European Environmental Bureau, Mercury Policy Project, and Responsible Purchasing…

Consultation response

Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies, 13 Jul 2021

The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER aisbl) takes note of the European Commission proposals not to renew the RoHS exemptions addressing CFL-integrated and non-integrated lamps and double-capped linear fluorescent lamps for general lighting purposes [1(g), 1(a)-(e),…

LightingEurope urges alignment of RoHS and Ecodesign timelines for fluorescent lamps

LightingEurope, 12 Jul 2021

The organization requests the European Commission align RoHS exemption timelines with existing Ecodesign regulations to avoid market confusion. They ask for a clear statement indicating which timeline takes precedence for each product type.

This would provide regulatory clarity and reduce compliance uncertainty for manufacturers worldwide.

Consultation response

CLASP, 16 Jul 2021

Please see the attached letter which provides our comments on this product group. Thank you and kind regards, CLASP Europe