Residual waste delivery

Waste must be delivered dumped freely and by bulk transport. Deviations are only possible in
consultation with Customer Services.

Waste reported as “fine”, which therefore needs no reduction, may have a maximum size of
300 x 300 x 1000 mm.

Waste reported as “bulk” that needs reduction may have a maximum size of 1000 x 1000 x 1500 mm,
and may not contain any objects or materials with a volume of more than 0.5 m3.

Waste must have a specific weight of more than 200 kg/m3. Standard, wooden pallets including free,
piled combustible materials are assessed separately per case.

When offering voluminous waste streams, such as styrofoam, rubber, textile fibres, insulation materials
and plastics, with a specific weight of less than 200 kg/m3, a surcharge may apply.

Standard, wooden pallets including free, piled combustible materials are assessed separately per case.

The following waste is not accepted as Combustible Waste:
• waste of a massive or inert nature making complete incineration impossible;
• waste that may negatively impact the incineration process and/or that may cause damage to
equipment and installations;
• waste containing objects or materials that weigh more than 100 kg;
• materials and/or waste that causes dust to develop during unloading and/or processing;
• waste that causes ribbons to form;
• waste from shredder installations in the vehicle industry;
• waste that contains easily flammable materials;
• waste containing metal rods;
• waste that may result in poisonous substances when combined with other waste or that could
otherwise cause damage;
• waste substances containing pressurised containers such as fire extinguishers, gas cylinders, nitrous oxide and helium cylinders;
• automobile wrecks or non-combustible parts thereof and automobile or motorcycle parts that
contain or may contain oil and/or fuel residue;
• waste that contains asbestos;
• waste contained in sealed vessels and/or other packaging material;
• waste that may cause a safety hazard while being reduced, such as polyester sheets;
• batteries containing lithium and/or other flammable batteries;
• mattresses and/or pillows, shredded or otherwise, when more than 1 per 20 m3.

An appointment may be scheduled for the first delivery of a new waste stream if Attero deems this
necessary. Attero’s Customer Services will inform you if this applies.

 For Combustible Waste offered at installations designated on the basis of the Environmental Taxes Act,
Attero is required to charge Waste Tax to the Disposer. A carbon tax was also introduced from 1 January 2021 under the above law. Attero will charge this levy to the Disposer of the Combustible Waste.

If Waste is supplied on pallets, the delivery vehicle must be equipped with a fork lift of its own. If there
is no fork lift, the fork lift at Attero’s location may be used, if present, by way of exception. In that
event, notice of the waste transport must be given at least two business days in advance. Additional
processing costs will be charged for use of the fork lift for unloading. A fork lift is not available at all Attero sites.

When offering voluminous waste streams, such as styrofoam, rubber, textile fibres, insulation materials
and plastics, with a specific weight of less than 200 kg/m3, a surcharge may apply.

Articles 9.2 and 9.5 apply in full to imported Combustible Waste.

Combustible Waste as referred to here must comprise residual urban waste or comparable residual
commercial waste.

The Disposer is responsible for satisfying all applicable regulatory requirements regarding the
international shipment of waste (EWSR).

A copy of the decision issued by the competent authorities on the basis of the regulation referred to in
Article 10.3 must be present at the time the waste is actually offered at Attero.

Waste may be dumped loose or offered in bales. If bales are offered, these must be equipped with
netting or plastic string and be wrapped in at least eight layers of foil.