Expert articles on EPR certificates for lubricant producers, hazardous waste management rules, transformer oil disposal, and compliance best practices in India.
Under GSR 677(E), lubricant manufacturers and importers must meet annual recycling targets or face CPCB Environmental Compensation. Here's everything you need to know about buying EPR certificates from registered recyclers.
Read Guide →Used oil is a Schedule-II hazardous waste under HWM Rules 2016. Disposing it without a CPCB-authorized recycler exposes your organization to PCB penalties, facility closure, and criminal liability. Know the rules.
Read Guide →PCBs, DISCOMs, and industrial facilities replacing power transformers must dispose of used transformer oil through CPCB-authorized recyclers. This guide covers Form-10, manifest requirements, and how to choose a recycler.
Read Guide →Re-refining turns hazardous waste oil into high-quality base oil — saving 65–70% energy vs virgin crude, avoiding ~3–4 tonnes of CO₂ per tonne processed. Here's how the process works and why it matters for India's circular economy.
Read Guide →Only ~33 registered recyclers exist nationally. With lubricant producer targets rising from 10% to 50% by 2030–31, EPR certificate prices are expected to rise sharply — from ₹300–500 today to ₹1,500–2,500 by FY2031.
Read Analysis →For ESG reports, BRSR disclosures, and corporate sustainability reporting, proper waste oil disposal documentation is essential. Here's exactly what documents your EHS team needs and how to get them from a CPCB-authorized recycler.
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