Welcome to Corpus Consulting
Welcome to Corpus Consulting
JOSÉ ORTEGA Y GASSET STREET, 48, 28006 MADRID
MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 08:30h to 15:00h
CORPUS is a pionner in developing and setting of Directives 2002/95/CE and 2003/108/CE on waste of electric and electronic equipment (WEEE) and Directive 2006/66/CE on batteries an accumulators waste in Spain. WEEE Diretives have been replaced by Directive 2012/19/CE. CORPUS has collaborated with Spanish authorities and collectives schemes for WEEE business solutions.
We guarantee that all your management of electrical and electronic waste, including batteries and accumulators, is carried out safely and responsibly.
We manage the obtaining of authorizations, licenses and agreements with regional governments and other procedures that your company may need.
We work with nonprofit organizations, businesses and other organizations to collaborate in community e-waste events.
Services to producers of B2B business which want to manage their WEEE economically and efficiently.
Consulting and representation services with collective scheme systems in order to reach agreements for storing and picking up WEEE from their facilities and joining a collective scheme system, if they are producers of EEE.
Buyers are welcome to leave their best offer on available electronic products.
Legal and consulting services for setting up a recycling plant or for doing business in such areas.
Our mission is to help producers, distributors and waste managers to comply with the WEEE directives regarding waste management of electrical and electronic equipment, especially the most polluting ones, such as Batteries, Batteries and Accumulators.
Consulting on performance of Directive 2002/95/CE (Rohs), on the restriction of certain hazardous substances in EEE.
Consulting and representation services with collective scheme systems in order to reach agreements for storing and picking up WEEE from their facilities and joining a collective scheme system, if they are producers of EEE.
Legal and consulting services for setting up a recycling plant or for doing business in such areas.
Once the pile in the soil degrades, it begins to release highly polluting elements such as mercury, lithium, lead, or cadmium. They will be harmful for more than 1000 years.
To contaminate 6.5 million liters of water, only 11 mercury oxide or 40 alkaline button batteries would be needed. The smaller, the more toxic they are.
Making a battery consumes 50 times more energy than it produces and it is estimated that the current generated by each battery is 450 times more expensive than that generated by the electrical network.