A forwarding company has commissioned you to transport a load. You ask what you'll be carrying and hear - neutral goods, no additional papers needed. But when you cross the Oder, you are stopped by the BAG and asked for permission to transport waste in Germany. No use explaining. You have to pay, and on top of that the car is stopped and you have to wait. And the load has to be...
Germany's ambitious plan is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. The reference point here is 1990, referred to as the base year. At that time, around 1.2 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent released into the atmosphere were recorded. The revised Brennstoffemissionshandelsgesetz is intended to help reduce emissions to around 563 million tonnes. Its provisions took effect at the beginning of the year....
Find out what the penalty is for illegally transporting waste and what you can do to avoid heavy fines
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Another guide we have prepared for you. This time we have compiled the most important information on the transport of hazardous waste.
Will waste transport in Europe become easier? There are many indications of this. What is the European Union planning and how will this affect transport companies?
The situation has required hauliers to look for alternative sources of income. This is why they are opting more often for waste transport permits. They assume that it is better to invest a few hundred euros and have a job than to risk a fine of several thousand euros or imprisonment.
What has changed in the SENT system with the arrival of the new year and why does it matter to waste transport companies?
Rising costs of doing business while freight rates were falling meant that companies had to look for alternative solutions to generate revenue. The solution to the problems turned out to be waste transport
Why invest in waste transport permits right now? Read our article and find out for yourself
