Processes

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• Disposing of my waste batteries and used accumulators
  This waste is categorised as hazardous, given its high concentration of heavy metals. It is subject to the law regarding mandatory reclamation. You can contact BEBAT, a fund dedicated to the…
• Maximising the recycling and reclamation of my waste
  Before choosing to dispose of your waste, consider your other options: - prevention: the best waste is waste that is not produced; reuse (e.g. returnable packaging); recycling (e.g. plastics, paper…
• Getting a tax deduction on investments that were made to save energy within your company
  If you have invested in energy saving as part of a construction or expansion project, a portion of this investment can be deducted from your taxes.This deduction applies if the investment you have…
• Requesting information about traffic conditions (traffic, roadworks, accidents, hold-ups, etc.)
  Located at the heart of the motorway network, in Daussoulx, close to Namur, the PEREX centre monitors traffic and ensures the continuous operation of electronic and telecommunications equipment.…
• Disposing of my waste electrical and electronic equipment
  Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is subject to mandatory reclamation. Recupel is responsible for organising channels for recycling this type of waste. As a buyer, the recycling fee…
• Reclaiming my construction waste
  It is possible to reclaim your construction waste, such as excavated material, waste stone materials and other waste from the sector (asphalt, tarry, etc.) from civil-engineering sites, earthworks,…