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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Compliance

WEEE Compliance

  • Dedicated WEEE experts
  • Data reliance
  • Full category management
  • Access to WEEE Collections

Beyondly is the UK’s first B Corp™ WEEE compliance scheme offering a straightforward way to fulfil your WEEE obligations. 

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Who needs to comply with WEEE Regulations?

Businesses that place electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) on the UK market are considered producers and will need to comply with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations. These include:

  • Imported EEE

  • Manufactured EEE

  • Rebranded EEE

  • Distance Sold EEE

  • Direct EEE Seller

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A trusted WEEE scheme

As a WEEE member at Beyondly, you’ll have your very own dedicated account manager and team of experts to guide you through the process to achieve WEEE compliance. We are deeply committed to providing exceptional service and building lasting relationships with our WEEE members.

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How small and large producers can achieve WEEE compliance

To achieve WEEE compliance, producers are required to report on the total weight of EEE placed onto the UK market throughout the year. There are two ways to do this:

Join a WEEE Compliance Scheme

If your business places more than 5 tonnes of EEE annually, you must legally join a WEEE compliance scheme like Beyondly.

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Register directly with the Environment Agency

If your business produces less than 5 tonnes of EEE annually, you can register directly with the Environment Agency.

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WEEE Collection Services

We also provide a WEEE Collection Service that allows you to identify the electrical waste you have, book a collection and ensure it is handled and audited correctly by accredited partners. We always prioritise reuse and repair before recycling in line with the waste hierarchy.

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WEEE Categories we cover

As an approved WEEE compliance scheme, Beyondly manages all 15 categories of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) defined under the UK WEEE Regulations.

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Typical Equipment Examples

1. Large Household

Washing machines, cookers, microwaves, fridges, freezers, air conditioning units

2. Small Household

Vacuums, irons, toasters, clocks

3. IT & Telecoms

PCs, printers, phones, laptops

4. Consumer Equipment

Radios, hi-fi, musical instruments

5. Lighting

Fluorescent lamps

6. Electrical Tools

Drills, saws, sewing machines

7. Toys & Leisure

Video games, consoles, gym equipment

8. Medical Devices

Dialysis machines, ventilators, analysers

9. Monitoring & Control

Smoke detectors, thermostats

10. Automatic Dispensers

Hot drinks machines, ATMs

11. Display Equipment

Televisions and computer monitors

12. Cooling Appliances

Appliances containing refrigerants, such as fridges using ammonia

13. Gas Discharge Lamps

LED lighting and gas discharge lamps

14. PV Panels

Solar panels and PV installations

15. Vapes (New 2026)

Vapes, e-cigarettes, and pods

Why choose Beyondly for WEEE Compliance?

Here at Beyondly, we pride ourselves on our proactive and customer-first approach. As well as being the only compliance scheme to hold the Customer Service Excellence (CSE) accreditation, when you join our WEEE compliance scheme, you can expect the following member benefits:

  • A dedicated account manager

  • Regular communications relating to your responsibilities

  • Compliance reviews and actionable reports

  • Guidance through EA audits

  • Submission guidance

  • Compliance Certificate

  • Arrangement of WEEE collections at an additional cost

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WEEE Compliance Scheme FAQs

The cost of WEEE compliance is multifaceted and includes multiple fees. These include the membership fee to join the Beyondly WEEE compliance scheme, the registration fee to the environment agency and the fees associated with recycling evidence notes and WEEE collection if required. Speak to our team of experts to find out more about the costs of joining Beyondly.

Reforming the WEEE compliance system

On the 28th December 2023, Defra published and opened a consultation and a call for evidence on the reform of The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013. Just under a year later, the UK Government published outcomes to the consultation and call for evidence on reforming the UK WEEE Regulations.

Why are the WEEE Regulations being reformed?

Whilst the existing WEEE Regulations do facilitate reducing the environmental impacts caused by end-of life electronic and electrical items, the system does not fully incorporate full net cost principles.

The reform aims to increase levels of separately collected WEEE for re-use and recycling, and to ensure that producers and distributors of electrical and electronic products finance the full net cost of collection and proper treatment of products that end up as waste.

Beyondly's role

Beyondly are proactively engaged with the WEEE reform, supporting government in shaping the new regulations, towards a circular economy.

We are also an active member of the WEEE Scheme Forum (WSF) representing our member’s interest sharing collective insight and advice with government.

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Why Beyondly?

Our Beyondly WEEE experts are here to make compliance simple, accurate, and stress-free. We share our expertise to ensure your data submissions are as precise as possible and help you feel confident in understanding your obligations.

By staying up to date with policy and industry changes, we guide you through complex regulations, support with submissions to the Environment Agency, and continuously improve data processes. From arranging compliant WEEE collections to answering day-to-day queries, our approachable team prides itself on world-class customer service, proactive support, and building lasting relationships with every member.

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