WEEE Conference
An extensive exploration of the latest breakthroughs in the recovery, reuse, recycling, and treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
The event will deliver invaluable insights into the future of the industry, offering well-defined strategies for progress. We’ll delve into essential topics such as regulatory updates, shifting consumer behaviours, EPR concerns, cutting-edge developments within the sector, and much more!
Don’t miss this unparalleled opportunity to engage in dynamic panel discussions, thought-provoking speaker presentations, and interactive Q&A sessions, all focused on this specialised sub-sector of waste management. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss, debate, and gain fresh perspectives on the latest policy updates from the industry’s foremost experts.
And on the agenda we have:
- Nigel Harvey, CEO at Recolight talking us through the challenges and opportunities
- Graeme Vickery – Senior Policy Advisor, Defra – With and a WEEE Regs update as of 2025
Panelists
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Nigel HarveyChief Executive at RecolightNigel has worked in the Product Compliance Industry since 1990 in a variety of senior management roles covering marketing, business development, and operational management. Nigel joined Recolight as Chief Executive and Company Secretary in 2009. He is very active in both the lighting and WEEE sectors:
• Chair of the UK’s WEEE compliance scheme trade association, the WEEE Scheme Forum (WSF) since 2011, and a director of WSF Ltd since 2013.
• Nominated as a PCS guest to attend meetings of the Joint Trade Association (JTA) which works with producer trade associations including the LIA, to obtain a fair UK WEEE system. Has supported the JTA in the preparation of the proposals to operate the WEEE compliance fee which have been chosen by Defra in 7 of the last 8 years.
• Elected as a Director of EucoLight, the European trade association for lighting WEEE compliance schemes in 2015. Elected Vice President of EucoLight in 2017.
• Member of two BSI committees that include the review of WEEE treatment standards, and the development of a code of practice for the remanufacture of lighting equipment.
Nigel has published over 40 articles on WEEE and lighting over the last four years. He was named the first ever Lux Magazine Person of the year in 2012 and has been listed as one the UK’s 100 most influential people in the waste/resources industry for several years. He is also a climate activist.
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