Do you have a responsibility for reselling batteries in Denmark?

Environmental legislation on batteries and accumulators sets out producer responsibility; this means that if you produce or import batteries in view of reselling them in Denmark, you must contribute to the organisation and financing of take-back and management of those batteries when they reach the end of their service life.

How to import portable batteries in Denmark?

Imports of portable batteries must also be registered with SKAT - the Danish Tax and Customs Administration. You must inform end-users about the correct management of the batteries, also at the end of their service life, including the conduct of public information campaigns about collection, treatment, and recycling of end-of-life batteries.

Who is responsible for battery production in Denmark?

In Denmark the rules on producer responsibility are administered by DPA. Producer or importers? If you produce or have a battery product produced in your own name/brand, you are subject to producer responsibility, including duties to register, take back, and report on batteries sold in Denmark.

How do I register a portable battery in Denmark?

There are also certain requirements for marking with heavy metal contents and capacity. You must register in the national register with DPA before you can legally sell batteries. Imports of portable batteries must also be registered with SKAT - the Danish Tax and Customs Administration.

Who sells Fiamm batteries in Scandinavia?

We are the official Scandinavian distributor for the world’s leading manufacturer of batteries, Panasonic, which focuses on operating time, service life and reliability. We are also the distributor in Denmark for YUASA, and we distribute Italian-made FIAMM batteries in both Denmark and Norway.

Who is Danish renewables?

Danish Renewables owns or has developed projects of 54 MW in Denmark, Maldives and Moldova, and has developed projects of 153 MW in South Africa and Moldova, which are in the late project financing stages