EPR Registration for E-Waste in Bihar - Process, Fees & Benefits

For Producers whose presence in the market is either equal to average end of life of its electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) or more than the average life following information is required:

• Quantity of EEE in terms of weight placed (sold) in the market financial year-wise for the period equal to its average end-of-life as given by CPCB
• Sales data of applicable EEE has to be given in terms of weight in metric tonnes.

For Producers whose presence in the market is less than the average end of life of its EEE following information is required

• Quantity of EEE in terms of weight placed (sold) in the market since the time sales started (as per table 1in the portal).
• Scanned copy of covering letter on the letter head of the company duly signed by the authorized person.
• Scanned copy of an affidavit on Rs. 100/- Stamp Paper duly signed by the authorized person of the producer company and duly notarized by notary.
• Scanned copy of CA Certificate, certifying the quantity of EEE placed (sold) on the market financial year (FY) wise in weight (metric tonnes) and / or Imported in terms of weight is correct and checked by CA.
• Scanned copy of signed self-Declaration on the letter head of the producer company that technical documents on RoHS are available and will be provided for verification to CPCB/SPCBs.
• Details of Awareness Plan by the Producer

The documents required for EPR Registration for E-waste in Bihar typically include those necessary for demonstrating the applicant's identity, business credentials, and compliance with relevant environmental norms. Below is a comprehensive list:

The EPR Registration process for E-Waste in Bihar involves the following key steps:

• Step 1: Assessment and Documentation – Applicants must provide all necessary details and documents for EPR E-Waste certification. Our experts carefully assess every document to ensure accuracy and compliance.
• Step 2: Filing of EPR Registration Form – After successful document verification, an online application is filed with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) for EPR Authorization of e-waste.
• Step 3: Assessment of Application by CPCB – The CPCB reviews the submitted application. If any issues or discrepancies are found, necessary corrections are made to ensure smooth approval.
• Step 4: Issuance of EPR Authorization – Once approved, the CPCB issues the EPR Authorization Certificate within 30 days. The producer must then implement an EPR action plan to achieve the prescribed waste management targets.

• The renewal application must be submitted 120 days before the expiration of the current EPR authorisation.The EPR authorisation is valid for five years, after which it must be renewed.