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WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE Trace ProjectFull Traceability of the management of WEEE
CIP Eco-Innovation Program (Eco/10/277256)
Luis Moreno & Enrique Redondo(Fundación ECOLEC)
Workshop Recilec (Aznalcóllar, Seville)
18 June 2014
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Project Opportunity
Use of advanced ICT and sensor-based technologies (RFID, optical identification, image capturing, geo-positioning, etc.) to:
• Improve the management and control of reverse supply chain flows for wastes and recycling networks:
• Ensure traceability of complete waste from electrical and electronics equipment (WEEE) management chain.
Potential Customers/Users : - Take-back compliance schemes- Waste management chain actors- Enforcement agencies
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Full life-cycle coverage: 6 partners and 4 associates covering whole life cycle ofEEE products and waste management
6 Partners:
Technology Solutions provider (Coordinator):
Customers: WEEE compliance schemes
Manufacturer of household appliances:
Logistics operator:
Treatment plant:
4 External Associates :
Project Partners
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE Trace(Eco/10/277256)
CIP Eco-Innovation (2010) call
High scores in• Quality of proposed actions• Market impact and replicability• European Added Value
selected projects; 42;
15%
not selected; 245; 85%
287 Proyectos presented (2010)
Success rate 15%
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Ecolec55,6%
Fundación ECOLEC (www.ecolec.es)
• Collective compliance scheme
• Wastes from Electrical and Electronics Equipment (WEEE)
– All 10 categories
• Wastes from batteries
• ISO9001:2008 and 14001:2004 certifications.
• WEEE Forum active member
• Committed to WEEE LABEX
• Adhered to Global Compact United Nations Social Responsibility Principles
Market share (POM) of WEEE Compliance Schemes in Spain
Ecolec 53,11 %(2013)
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Objectives
• Increase volume of WEEE legally recycled reducing leaks to uncontrolled channels
• Use of ICT to characterize and locate/funnel/sort/recycling different types of WEEE
• Track and control incidences like scavenging, leaks, presence of free-riders, malpractices, etc.
• Facilitate enforcement and reporting
• Identify and address replication opportunities
• Duration: 36 months (Jul 2011 Jul 2014)
Currently in final month 36/36 of implementation, but
Project will continue !
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Video
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Main Objective
Consumer
Municipal Collection
Points
Retail
Treatment Plants
Collection Point
Logistic Operator
Develop a traceability solution to control the reverse supply chain of WEEE recycling
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
ES: Market needs / key features
• Improve WEEE collection & Reduce WEEE leaks
• Use of sensor applications to ensure traceability through whole reverse supply chain, featuring:
– Tagging and tracking (RFID + BC)
– Identification and characterization through RFID readers
– Sorting and Channeling to appropriate treatment facilities
– Traceability by unit picture and video included
– Automation of incidence management, certification and invoicing
– Simplification of reporting
– Standardization of information
– Integration in Company’s ERP system
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE TRACE
Implementation / Deployment
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Key Elements
ID Tagging of WEEE
Barcoding + Numerical
RFID
Shielding issues addressed
Format and Contact standardized according to GS1
Tracking through whole reverse supply chain
Mobile Readers
Arcs
Video
Geo-positioning
Photos
Scavenging
Integration into existing IT and ERP platforms
Triggering of automated certification and invoicing processes.
Automation of incidence management.
Simplification of reporting
Indicators
Based on standards
Communications
Identification
Interoperability
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Technological infrastructure
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Deployment
> 150 actors engaged: Collection points Logistics partners Treatment facilities
Approx. 200 mobile readers deployed Remotely controlled Information on status and usage Metrics and indicators re usage,
statistics
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
On-line management and monitoring of deployed infrastructure
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE TRACE
Practical Experience
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE TRACELevels of Management
400,000 waste units
Reuse initiated in May 2014:5,000 kg
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE TRACE:Tracking WEEE in practice
Tracked information: WEEE type, weight Origin, destination, Certificates and proofs (e.g. signatures, videos) Picture and status e.g. scavenging “track and trace” Location and travel Management of incidences: “missings”, idle times, inconsistencies (i.e. weights), potential frauds Brand and model (optional)
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
WEEE TRACE in RECILEC
RECILEC: > 863 tons of WEEE collected and
treated with WEEE TRACE traceability
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Pilots of tagging at Municipal Collection Points
Features• Information on quantities managed• Tracking and proof-of-treatment• Quantification of leaks• Possibility to provide information when
waste is deposited
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Overall Conclusions
Significant effort spent, but WEEE TRACE is here…
• Tracking and tracing of WEEE but applicable to other wastes also
• WEEE tagged means WEEE monitored!!!
• Proof of treatment Reduction of leaks in supply chain
• Control incidences like scavenging, leaks, malpractices, etc.
• Instrumental in efficiency improvement program in Ecolec.
• Better mix of WEEE collected.
• Automated certification and invoicing processes Ability to reduce administrative and reporting burden.
Traceability solution based on standards (comms, id, web based, etc), open and capable of interacting with other platforms
Opportunity of expansion to
• upstream household collection
• Identification and tracking by Producers: Project , Design by Recycling
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Some testimonials
“I see value in enforcement agencies using WEEE TRACE principles and systems to make controls of shipments” (Stephane Arditi, European Environmental Bureau )
“Very interesting. This tracing system if harmonized could be a way to trace e-Waste shipments to its origin” (Junya
Kikuhara – Basel Asian network)
“WEEE TRACE actually simplifies the work by the waste management ” (José Gómez, Emaús)
“This system justifies the role of collective take-back schemes as guarantors of Producers compliance responsibilities” (Ängel Lasunción,
Recytel recycling facility)
“We reduced time required for the management of load from 45 to 5 mins. It is just a way to do our work”
(Camino Ostériz, Ecointegra Recycling facility)
WEEE TRACE (Seville, June 2014)“CWIT Workshop”
Thanks for your attention!
www.weee-trace.eu
In case of questions, feel free to contact Project [email protected]