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Our head office in Lünen, Germany
REMONDIS Electrorecycling’s head office is located in Lünen on the grounds of the Lippe Plant, REMONDIS’ industrial recycling centre.
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REMONDIS Electrorecycling GmbH
Hauptverwaltung Lünen
Brunnenstr. 138
44536 Lünen
Germany
T +49 2306 106507
F +49 2306 106919
Email
Directions PDF
How to find us
Have a pleasant drive!
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From Oberhausen
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- Take the A2 motorway towards Hanover
- Leave the motorway at the Dortmund Nordost exit and follow the B236 heading towards Lünen
- At the end of the road, turn right onto the B54/B236
- Turn left at the second set of traffic lights and drive towards Brambauer (Brambauer Straße)
- Turn right at the next set of traffic lights into Brunnenstraße
- Continue straight on
- Go over the canal bridge
- Follow the main road. Take the second exit off the roundabout and continue approx. 1 km
- Our company is on the right side of the road
From Münster
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- Take the A1 motorway towards Dortmund
- At the Kamener Kreuz motorway junction leave the A1 and join the A2 towards Oberhausen
- Continue following the directions provided under "From Oberhausen"
From Dortmund
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- Take the A1 motorway towards Münster
- At the Kamener Kreuz motorway junction leave the A1 and join the A2 towards Oberhausen
- Continue following the directions provided under "From Oberhausen"
From Hanover
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- Please follow the directions provided under "From Oberhausen"
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Please click on one of the names below to get the addresses and directions to our other companies:
REMONDIS Electrorecycling S.A.S., France
UFH RE-cycling GmbH, Austria
REMONDIS Electrorecycling Sp.z.o.o., Poland -
Every EU member state has transposed the provisions of the WEEE Directive into national law. The result: each individual country has its own special conditions. REMONDIS Electrorecycling knows them all.
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The ‘ElektroG’ in Germany
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The German parliament transposed the WEEE Directive into national law by passing the ‘ElektroG’ (Elektro- und Elektronikgerätegesetz). This law came into force in August 2005 and regulates how electrical and electronic equipment is placed on the market as well as how it is to be returned, collected and recycled using environmentally sound technology. A clearing house called the ‘Elektro-Altgeräte Register’ was set up to support the process.
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The ‘DEEE’ in France
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France adopted the WEEE Directive by passing the ‘déchets d'équipements électriques et électroniques’ ordinance (‘DEEE’) which has been in force since July 2005. It regulates how waste from discarded electrical and electronic equipment must be handled.
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The ‘EAG-VO’ in Austria
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The Austrian ‘EAG-VO’ ordinance (Elektroaltgeräte-Verordnung) came into effect in August 2005. A coordination centre called the ‘Elektroaltgeräte Koordinierungsstelle Austria GmbH’ (EAK) was also established to help achieve the goals of the WEEE Directive.
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Legislation in Poland
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The ‘Ustawa o zuzytym sprzecie elektrycznym i elektronicznym’ is the official title of the law passed in Poland to adopt the provisions of the European WEEE Directive. It has been regulating the collection and recycling of WEEE since August 2008.
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Other countries
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Besides its operations in Germany, France, Austria and Poland, REMONDIS Electrorecycling also collaborates with take-back schemes in other neighbouring European countries – for example with Wecycle in the Netherlands and ZEOS in Slovenia.
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About REMONDIS Electrorecycling
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REMONDIS Electrorecycling offers its services in Europe and overseas
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REMONDIS Electrorecycling GmbHBrunnenstraße 13844536 LünenGermanyF +49 2306 106919